Remembering Srebrenica On July 11, 1995, Bosnian Serb units and paramilitary forces overran Srebrenica, despite its designation as a UN safe area. In a brutal and calculated operation, families were…
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If recent NATO summits have demonstrated one truth, it is this: talking about a “stronger Europe” used to be cheap, but since the Russian invasion of Ukraine and labyrinthine back-and-forths…
Since last year, non-US allies have increased their defence spending by 139 billion USD. Several will reach their 3,5% targets ahead of schedule, but as the Secretary General of NATO…
Time for the EU to act in the defence of free press. Jul 2, 2026 It is 2026, the year of the 250th anniversary of the US Declaration of Independence,…
The Strait of Hormuz blockade exposes the EU’s critical dependency on fertiliser imports. Volt calls on the Commission to achieve strategic autonomy by phasing out Russian imports, scaling biofertilisers, and…
The FCAS failure highlights Europe’s need for a single authority to overcome national interests and avoid foreign jet dependence. Jun 25, 2026 More than ever, geopolitical threats are reinforcing the…
The Anthropic debacle highlights the danger of foreign-reliant tech and the urgent need for a sovereign, open, European digital infrastructure. Jun 24, 2026 Following the chaotic release of Anthropic’s Fable…
Ten years ago, Britain was promised the world. It has had seven prime ministers and a shrinking economy. The UK will soon have a new PM. Volt strongly encourages whoever…
Ausgerechnet die FDP hat beim autonomen Fahren einen richtigen Punkt. NRW und Deutschland müssen neue Mobilität endlich einfacher testen, statt sie aus Angst vor Veränderung zu blockieren. Es kommt nicht…
With its declaration, Volt Europa works towards providing a blueprint for decision making in a more integrated European Union. The Bratislava declaration (available in Volt’s website) calls on heads of…