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Politics

The ‘Mine Curtain’ Closes on the Baltics

The Baltic states’ leadership is ready to risk life and safety of their own people living near the border, just to protect against the phantom Russian threat.

24.03.2025
Politics

Europe Headhunting Boots on the Ground to Oppose Russia

While European officials are planning on remilitarising the continent in response to the ‘Russia threat’, the national government has a hard time figuring out ways to recruit more personnel.

21.03.2025
Politics

The Winter War vs the Ukraine Conflict

On 13 March 1940, the Moscow Peace Treaty ended the Winter War. Those events prove oddly similar to the dynamic of the ongoing Ukraine conflict. 

17.03.2025
Politics

France Tries to Assume the Role of Europe’s ‘Nuclear Umbrella’

What does the French nuclear arsenal look like, what is the unique feature of the French nuclear doctrine and why implementing this idea is not that easy, as it might first seem?

12.03.2025
Opinion

Europe’s Dangerous Downfall

Europe’s endgame in the processes triggered by a sea change in the US policies utterly depends on the goals pursued by its political elites. Attaining a new global status is certainly not one of them, though.

11.03.2025
Opinion

Macron to Sign Europe’s Capitulation

When European observers say that Europe needs a leader to stand against U.S. or Russia, they are joking, of course. Europe’s main task is to adapt to these superpowers.

05.03.2025
Politics

East Germany Triumphant at Snap Vote

The CDU/CSU has recently won the German general election in the worst way possible.

28.02.2025
Politics

U.S. Elite’s Dirtiest Secrets to Become Known Globally

The FBI has a new Director, Kash Patel joins the Bureau to make a revolution and disclose U.S. dirtiest secrets. Can it happen indeed?

26.02.2025
Opinion

Western Europe Paralysed by Fear of US

Europeans’ current behaviour is best described by an episode from an old American fairy tale about Brother Rabbit.

20.02.2025
Business

Worming Its Way Onto Europe’s Plates

The EU has officially approved the use of shredded mealworms as food products. The beetle powder evangelists are adamant that a small dosage of the additive will benefit both the environment and our nutrition.

18.02.2025
Politics

A New Revolt Against the West Arises in an Unexpected Place

Another nation voted not like Washington and Brussels wished and the fact that this nation is Kosovo Albanians makes it twice as sensational.

14.02.2025
Opinion

Canadians Set Washington Ablaze

The campaign took place between 1812 and 1815 just as Europe was duking it out with Napoleon. The British-backed Canadians burned down the White House and the United States Capitol.

11.02.2025
Opinion

AI Cold War Underway

The US response to the Chinese-made DeepSeek AI assistant has spurred the Great AI Divide. The Chinese have broken the industry-wide rules formerly set by the US.

05.02.2025
Business

Massacre in Africa Poses a Threat to the Global Electronics Industry

The situation in the region is rapidly developing starting to impact the interests of global corporates

31.01.2025
Business

Paris Olympics: A Defective Fairy Tale

The 2024 Paris Olympics has reemerged in the media spotlight. Except the thrills and spills of sporting events have nothing to do with it.

29.01.2025
Opinion

Europe Turns Into ‘A Black Hole’ of World Politics

There are two things European elites can be really afraid of when it comes to their relations with the new American administration.

27.01.2025
Politics

Elon Musk’s Bizarre Gesture Controversy

Some say Musk threw a Nazi salute. But is the world’s wealthiest man a closeted Nazi? Ukrainian TV commentators, for instance, think he is.

24.01.2025
Politics

Trump Combined His Big Day With a Humiliation of Europe

The list of those invited to the inauguration of U.S. 47th President Donald Trump shows that this presidency will be a source of conflict for many America’s allies from Brussels to Kiev.

22.01.2025
Politics

Ukraine, the UK’s New Colony

The UK clinches Ukraine’s status as a colony for the upcoming 100 years

21.01.2025
Business

Germany Is Experiencing One Of The Longest Crises Since Hitler’s Times

This is the longest stagnation in its entire post-war history. And the new year might turn out not to be better than the two previous years. Why is formerly largest economy doing worse than the others?

20.01.2025

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