FT quotes a former senior defense official who said Driscoll often shifts political positions easily, while another European official called his tone with western diplomats “nauseating”. euromaidanpress.com/2025/11/30/t...

whose conduct stood out in the memories of inmates who said they suffered near-constant violence and deprivation -- a regime of abuse that some prisoners did not survive." www.rferl.org/a/russian-pr...

Enhance societal resilience by involving civic society, the media and the IT sector in national efforts to counter hybrid threats. Use creative national responses, such as Lithuania’s Debunk.eu. cepa.org/article/how-...

It is no coincidence that Russia controls the oil refineries of both Serbia and Bulgaria, Russia did so to prevent potential investments from the West” europeanwesternbalkans.com/2025/11/18/c...

It added that the decision had been taken to intimidate the FBK’s supporters in the hopes that they would be too frightened to lend the organisation their support." novayagazeta.eu/articles/202...

Justement, il faut donner la parole aux quelques media indépendants ukrainiens anglophones qui montrent la vitalité de leur démocratie aux yeux des Occidentaux. Parler de sa chimiothérapie ne fait pas le jeu du cancer!

And this week, arguably the most important step in that fresh start occurred when Zelensky’s long-time Chief of Staff, Andriy Yermak, was both raided by anti-corruption agencies and then forced to resign.” phillipspobrien.substack.com/p/weekend-up...

Maybe but wo are we non Ukrainians to judge what their politicians think? Read Philipps Obrien assessment of the not so bad week: “The Zelensky Administration corruption scandal has been a huge problem for Ukrainian government, but also offered a chance for a fresh start.

Simplement, je salue le travail des média indépendants ukrainiens qui contribuent à laver le linge sale de leur démocratie.

here's complete and utter chaos in the law enforcement system. It's a mess." www.pravda.com.ua/eng/articles...

Mykhailo Tkach asked Semen how often they receive threats. "Every day, about three times a day," Kryvonos replied. "One moment they're threatening to jail us, then to arrest us, charge us, detain us. T

flats, property, and cash in bank accounts. And we must return all of it to the Ukrainian budget. That is our task."