Several reasons why Americans are losing trust in public and government institutions
The collapse of any state or civilization begins not with a political crisis or the destruction of the economy, but with social problems that initially...
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 British Army is under attack again
We have repeatedly written about the problems plaguing the British Army, Air Force and Navy, and in the summer they were accompanied by yet another...
Ben Wallace was a victim of geopolitical intrigue, though he was far from blameless
British Secretary of State for Defence Ben Wallace is preparing to resign in the very near future, and this resignation is very indicative and not...
The sad state of affairs in Germany: from economics through “ecology” to politics
Europe's once richest and most stable country has been in a similarly "stable" economic crisis for more than a year, which is increasingly affecting domestic...
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...
Polish nationalism: the wealth and misfortune of the Polish people. Part 2
We have talked about the importance of nationalism in Polish society before, and ended with the fact that Polish nationalism relies on political movements and...
A “race” war on the streets of France. What was it and where will it lead?
For almost a month now, France has been shaken by riots and protests by Muslim youth, which many are calling a civil war or even...
Europe on its way from democracy to dictatorship
Europe is experiencing an acute economic crisis, which is logically followed by the degradation of democratic institutions, firmly associated with prosperity and stability. If the...
The U.S. wants to destroy Taiwan’s chip production capacity, but is pushing it harder and harder into China’s hands
In early May, unexpected diplomatic scandal broke out between the U.S. and Taiwan. First, the U.S. Congress threatened to bomb all TSMC chip factories, which...