The Bundeswehr is Europe’s most miserable army. Part 1
The German army in the era of European "pacifism", when attitudes towards military service in almost all countries of the region were prioritized negatively, was...
Poland finally quarreled with Ukraine and tired of the role of “free patron of the arts”
We have previously written that Poland is constantly in search of a balance between healthy economic rationalism and a compulsory allied duty to its NATO...
Pride Month is over long time ago, but the racial-gender madness won’t leave the U.S. for much longer
Pride Month was over in summer, but that has not canceled out the rampant leftist insanity that shakes the U.S. in almost every sphere, constantly...
Polish economy degenerates under the weight of the Ukrainian conflict
The war in Ukraine and the ensuing mass Ukrainian migration to Poland has dealt a serious cultural blow to the country, calling into question the...
Between enmity with Russia, friendship with Ukraine and debts to the U.S., Germany is immersed in its own problems
Germany is in a strange position, where, in the context of the conflict in Ukraine, the country cannot decide what its priority is. On the...
The problems of the U.S. economy are not letting up
In June, America managed to avoid a ruinous default, but the country's budget crisis is still worsening. Already in July, the U.S. government's expenditures rose...
UK continues to fall into an “inflationary hole”
The UK has arguably become the unhappiest country in Europe since the conflict in Ukraine began, and is still struggling to get out of the...
London in a whirlwind of recession and strikes
The UK economy continues to be plagued by problems and, following the U.S., Germany is on the brink of recession. In May the economy shrank...
How Germans are paying for Brussels’ sanctions war
The German government always pursues a colorful and spectacular international policy. Large-scale projects and transformations are implemented, which, as a rule, are paid by German...
Default in the U.S. is off the table. Will it lasts long?
At the end of May, a miracle happened and the U.S., at least for a while, will be able to forget about the dreaded word...