Any US attempt to seize Greenland would constitute a crime, yet Europe’s reliance on the American empire has left it powerless to defend even its own sovereignty.

Barely a few days into 2026, Trump orders the abduction of Nicolás Maduro. We live in a less safe world than we did in 2025, courtesy of the so called Western bastions of ‘international law’ and ‘human rights’.

Can the EU redefine what it means to be European in a globally connected world?

A quick glance at what was inside the latest issue of The Gordian Magazine, UN-aligned's monthly publication.

Here’s a look over the five key judicial branches of the European Union and how they are safeguarding justice across the block.

The EU is a remarkable institution, but its callous exclusivity has risked making it a gentlemen’s club, whose head is very much up its own backside.

The European Union recently granted applicant status to Ukraine and Moldova. If approved, its many benefits, even rivalling NATO’s, include deterring Russia’s war machine. Here are some key questions surrounding the topic.

Human rights have been under attack in one way or another at nearly every single point in human history, so what has changed?

For years Europe has watched iron-man rising worldwide and polarising the advance of authoritarianism. Now, we proved it: we can take action, but only if we want to.

On 15th September 2021, the European Parliament voted in favor of a resolution that demands an EU-wide action plan to end the use of animals in testing and research. It also calls for sufficient fundings for developing non-animal testing methods further. Give your support for cruelty-free cosmetics in the EU and join PETA and others by signing the European citizens’ initiative.

Hiding behind democracy Any lover of democracy would be justified in feeling a sense of alarm when faced with such statements as “an assault on democracy…” and “a direct political attack against the democratically elected government…”, but as the Bard of Avon put it: “The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose.” The above two quotes come from Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, respectively. They are directed against the EU presidency for calling their countries to task for their deteriorating record on human rights.