Protests in Israel as an indicator of the changing political landscape of the Middle East
For most of Israel's existence, at least in the Western world, there have been two fairly consistent legends about the state. According to one, the...
Budget wars shake up the U.S. Congress
The U.S. is now constantly on the verge of a new round of inflation, recession, global banking crisis and even default. However, such dangerous prospects...
Parliamentary Elections in Estonia: chronicles of the degradation of European Democracy
Democracy in Europe and the United States has fallen on hard times. Today's world is full of economic, geopolitical and even military conflicts that are...
Democrats announce “new hunt” for Donald Trump
Donald Trump is the main fear of the Democratic Party ahead of the 2024 U.S. presidential election. We have written many times before about how...
The Netherlands’ special sanctions path fails
After the start of the sanctions confrontation with Russia, which was a difficult test for the EU economy, each country chose its own specific path....
Orbán’s Hungary as the only winner of the “sanctions war”
Recently we wrote that despite the popularity of nationalist ideology in Europe and the presence of right-wing conservatives and Eurosceptics in power in many EU...
Militarization of Poland: Foreign policy “debts” suppress common political sense
Poland, as one of Ukraine's most loyal and radical allies in the confrontation with Russia, has undoubtedly suffered certain military and economic losses along the...
The High Representative in Bosnia: European feudalism of our day
Following the signing of the 1995 Dayton Accords, the post of High Representative was established in Bosnia and Herzegovina. An observer was appointed on behalf...
A story about how the infrastructure in the U.S. is paradoxically affected by the war in Ukraine
The turn of February and March 2023 was marked by man-made and natural disasters in the United States, which showed the country's serious vulnerability to...
Pete Buttigieg became the first “victim” of the Democratic presidential race
February was a real "black month" for U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, and March only continued his unfortunate streak. Once one of the youngest...