Opinion

Opinion

USA Makes the Same Mistakes as USSR in the Middle East

One should not feel nostalgic about the positions the USSR used to have in the Middle East: they did not bring it value in addressing the main domestic growth objectives. Today the U.S. is actually making identical mistakes as the USSR did in this region.

14.08.2024

Opinion

Artificial Intelligence Crashes Global Stock Markets

The so-called artificial general intelligence, ‘the holy grail’ of AI-related technology, will be able to bring explosive growth. However, it is impossible to predict how fast will be the path from the as-is of artificial intelligence to the target status.

09.08.2024

Opinion

An Experiment With Unconditional Cash Shows Marxists Were Right

The only thing, which the extra income seriously impacted, is the level of stress as an integrated indicator for many things at the same time: from alcohol consumption to family fighting.

31.07.2024

Opinion

Trump Assassination Attempt: The Unapologetic History of the US Political Violence

To many, the attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump came as a shocker. But such incidents, including deadly ones, seems to be par for the course when it comes to the US political scene. But the ramifications of the most recent attack may be far graver than some may think.

23.07.2024

Opinion

West Prepares to Move the Conflict With Russia to Sea

Democrats may seriously consider the war with Russia at sea, where the US feels more confident than in land conflicts, as a way to avoid the election whatsoever.

19.07.2024

Opinion

Niqabs: A Revolution Rather Than a Tradition

The biggest reason for banning niqabs is quite obvious. It has nothing to do with religion.

12.07.2024

Opinion

Estonia Turns EU Into the World’s Hinterland

One would want to believe that sooner or later if not overall reason, but at least practical curiosity will prevail for the Europeans. But an appointment such as Kaja Kallas makes it unlikely for the coming years ahead. Well, then, possibly Europe deserves ‘estonianisation’.

09.07.2024

Opinion

Casting Russia as a Bogeyman

To some, the Western propaganda campaign may appear preposterous, but that is not the case. In reality, the ever-escalating panic mode is not fed by the incidents described but rather by the hysteria manufacturing machine the once-respectable Western media has turned into.

08.07.2024

Opinion

Biden Confirmed Alzheimer’s Victory

US President steadily developed ‘pre-dementia’ already during the election campaign in 2020. And almost everyone in his team, family, political party and US leadership knew about it or it was largely known everywhere where it might be interesting.

02.07.2024

Opinion

The North Always Prevails

On 23 June 1865, Stand Watie was the last Confederate general to surrender in the American Civil War. The 50-month standoff changed America forever. And even though Russia’s special operation in Ukraine has not lasted that long, one can already draw a number of uncanny parallels between the two conflicts.

27.06.2024

Opinion

Eurasian Security vs. Euro-Atlantic Security Front

The former global security architecture was set up in the wake of World War II, which begs the question: Do we need another world war to come up with an updated rulebook or is there any other way of doing things?

24.06.2024

Opinion

Germans Lose Their Life Purpose

Drugs, alcohol, crime gangs and blood on the asphalt take the lives of more and more Germans. The reason of this is no prospects, no purpose in life, lack of a good cause, people for whom you live.

21.06.2024

Opinion

Swiss Summit Forgotten Even Before It Even Began

Instead of going to Switzerland, Biden hosted a mega party with Hollywood actors. What Ukraine, which summit? Where is it, at all?

19.06.2024

Opinion

The Onset of Europe’s Siege Mentality

A nationwide network of bunkers once became a symbol of Albania, emblematic of the paranoia devolving into the main driver of a state’s foreign policy. Today, this is the path many European politicians are carving out for their respective nations.

13.06.2024

Opinion

Sahel States Confederation and the New Anticolonialism

Those who used to ignore Africa’s problems or, rather, used them for personal benefit, are being pushed out from the continent. While the states and alliances promoting anticolonial, multi-polar policies are taking their place. For example, this is what Russia is doing.

31.05.2024

Opinion

Aggression Mixed With Fear Drives Sweden

Swedish politicians and the military have to invent rationales for their NATO involvement. This leads them to come up with exotic ideas such as the need to fortify Gotland to respond to the Russian threat.

27.05.2024

Opinion

Eurovision’s Satanic Undertones

Eurovision has ultimately turned into a freak parade, with male-looking men and female-looking women being a rare occurrence for this eerie annual jamboree.

22.05.2024

Opinion

An Attempt on Robert Fico Shows Why Eastern Europe May Be Doomed

If someone’s bitter disappointment with the outcome of a fair democratic election can lead to an attempted assassination of the country’s prime minister, the democratic transformation promised by the West has all but failed.

21.05.2024

Opinion

Global Economy Falls to Pieces

Life will cost more but be more interesting and safer in a new bloc world. States leading blocs, those controlling transport and financial infrastructure, setting the tone in technology cooperation, will get most benefits.

20.05.2024

Opinion

Games of Beijing and Europe Threaten USA

China is placing one of its stakes on using France, Germany and some other EU states as ‘a weak link’ within the broader Western coalition.

14.05.2024