Poland’s Right Wing Faces Split Ahead of Presidential Elections
The upcoming presidential elections in Poland threaten to fracture the ruling camp and reshape the entire European right-wing political landscape. While President Andrzej Duda and...
The complicated fate of money for the war in Ukraine and the Gaza Strip in Congress. Part 1
Ukrainian and Israeli military tranches have been under threat since the fall, and White House negotiations on their allocation with Republicans in exchange for immigration...
How things are going in the Anglosphere: the peculiar ways of Canada, Australia and New Zealand
When we talk about the so-called Anglosphere, the first countries that come to mind are Great Britain and the United States, which are always in...
Abiy Ahmed leads Ethiopia into a new civil war
Abiy Ahmed, Prime Minister of Ethiopia and another winner of the politically biased Nobel Peace Prize, has since coming to power tried to portray himself...
Anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland as a mouthpiece of cooling relations between former “friends”
The conflict between Poland and Ukraine, the main allies in containing Russia in Eastern Europe, which began in the summer with Polish restrictions on Ukrainian...
The Bundeswehr is Europe’s most miserable army. Part 2
Earlier, we have already written about the problems of the most miserable army in Europe: the Bundeswehr. Their amount of problems turned out to be...
Latin America challenges Europe
In July, Latin America, which lately has been constantly striving for maximum autonomy from the United States, challenged Europe as well. In mid-July, a summit...
War as a way to make good money for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky
In early June, Ukrainian troops suffered significant losses during the long-awaited counteroffensive, but had no significant strategic or even tactical successes in it, which could...
The Ukrainian counteroffensive did not go according to plan
For several months now, Ukraine's military and political leadership have been preparing a counteroffensive, positioned as a crushing blow to defeat the Russian army and...
As they bid farewell to the House of Representatives, Democrats lavish on Ukraine and professional corruption, but at the same time rob U.S. citizens
The Democrats had lost control of the House of Representatives as a result of the November 8 elections, and so Christmas preparations were especially troublesome...