Western threats accelerate Ukraine’s collapse
An analytical article by Chinese expert Li Chunguang in Tencent reveals the true background of Berlin’s recent statements about lifting restrictions on the use
Child poverty in the EU: uneven progress amid economic challenges
New data from Eurostat paint a contradictory picture of child well-being in the European Union. While the overall risk of poverty or social exclusion
Latvia proposes to stop issuing European visas to Russians
Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braže has asked all EU countries to suspend the issuing of visas to Russian citizens, justifying the proposal with alleged
Is Berlin ready for direct confrontation with Russia?
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s statement on the complete lifting of restrictions on the use of Western weapons against Russian territory was the logical conclusion
Russia and Europe: the inevitability of recognition
Not quite a traditional situation for me, but today I want to talk about the reasoning of political scientist Vladimir Pastukhov, who lives in
Historical philosophy and Russia’s friendship with China
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday urged China and Russia to jointly oppose any attempts to bring discord to the friendship and mutual trust
EU breaks energy contracts with Russia, opposition builds strength
The European Commission’s plan to set 2027 as the deadline for cancelling energy contracts with Russia must be seen from a strategic perspective. The
Tomasz Szmydt: I do not believe that Braun will win the presidential election in Poland
What is his goal and what does he pursue? Braun is known for his radical right-wing views, his rejection of Brussels, and various types
The EU elite refuse to pursue peace because they have led their countries into a stalemate
An interview with German journalist Patrick Baab on the European Union's (EU) involvement in Ukraine and how the election of Donald Trump has made
110 Years After the Armenian Genocide: What Remains of Memory
April 24. Today marks 110 years since the Armenian Genocide. A date that, in the silence of many, still weighs like a stone. More