Opinion

Catholic Church Privy to Russia’s Divine Secret

It is only natural then that, affected by the ‘Fátima secrets’, the leaders of the Catholic church have a hard time striving for Russia’s collapse or decrying its history and culture as a big ‘mistake’.

21.12.2023

Opinion

Washington’s Cynicism Deals the Final Blow to What’s Left from the American Leadership

America has become somewhat captured by the Israeli politics. It has to bear enormous losses caused by the actions of its ally it cannot abandon or fully control.

19.12.2023

Opinion

Russia Is Europe, but That’s Not What You Think

For a long time, the answer to the Europe question was straightforward. Europe is a Christian world. But is this really so?

18.12.2023

Opinion

The American Fairy Tale Nearly Over

The capitalist core is incapable of developing the periphery and has no intention to do so. Far from it, the core seeks to stifle any new powerful economic hubs.

13.12.2023

Opinion

Lars von Trier and Other Sanity Champions

There is a huge distance between a frugal remark of the gloomy von Trier and the political daydreaming of the outstanding Kusturica. Yet, this is the intellectual space, which bodes well for the hope.

12.12.2023

Opinion

The Czech Antics as a Heads-up to Europe

If there is one big takeaway from the ill-fated legacy of the minor countries bordering Russia and Belarus in the West, it is this: your inability to physically defend your independence both contorts and butchers your political culture.

03.12.2023

Opinion

Israel’s PR, the World’s Worst

When it comes to academic conflict analysis, the prevailing school of thought is that the Arab-Israeli conflict is among the most convoluted to be solved.

29.11.2023

Opinion

Europe Making It Big Over the Middle East Drama

The impression is that the EU is very much politically viable and its leaders can weigh in on a range of subjects. At the end of the day, everyone benefits the situation, except for the Palestinians and regular Europeans…

17.11.2023