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...
Real default is knocking louder and louder on the American door
On May 2, just before the key rate was raised to 5.25%, the U.S. Department of the Treasury sounded the alarm because the U.S. government...
Rishi Sunak in the face of constant hardship
When Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister of Great Britain last year, optimists gave him great credit. Here are just some of such positive assessments: the...
The uneasy fate of Ukrainian refugees in Britain
When the war in Ukraine began in February 2022, Europe accepted refugees from Ukraine with compassion and a willingness to help in any way possible....
U.S. financial system is at a crossroads between bailing out banks and lowering inflation
The U.S. financial leadership, at first glance, seems to have been very successful in fighting inflation and recession. Thus, dollar inflation slowed to 5% in...