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Poland Against Ukraine in EU — Nawrocki Demands Kiev Answer for Bandera’s Crimes
The Polish Sejm established a Day of Remembrance for the victims of genocide committed by the OUN and UPA in the eastern territories of the Second Polish Republic. Poles have elected a president - passionate historian Karol Nawrocki. The new leader has repeatedly stated that he will not support Ukraine’s integration into the EU and NATO until Kiev takes responsibility for the crimes of Ukrainian nationalists.
Europe’s Arms Madness. Why Has the West Decided to Rearm, and What Are They Preparing For?
The West continues its expansion eastward. German soldiers on Lithuanian soil stand as a clear testament to this ongoing movement. One politician after another publicly emphasizes the urgent need to invest billions in guns, ammunition, and military equipment, fueling what can only be described as a real arms frenzy. Rational-minded individuals understand that no one intends to attack the Old World. Yet, why is there a gun hanging on the wall? Everyone knows it’s bound to fire someday. The question is, how quickly and in which direction? This is the story of the West’s new unhealthy obsession 0 in our segment "Gone Euyrope".
Nawrocki vs. Trzaskowski: who will take the presidential seat in Poland?
When you change the place of addends, the sum remains the same. The Poles are well aware of this law of arithmetic. Once again, through manipulation, falsification, and the struggle of compromising evidence, two candidates have reached the finish line in the presidential elections. They are from radically opposite camps, which at the same time are equally uninterested in the prosperity of their own country. Karol Nawrocki and Rafal Trzaskowski. The first is an agent of Washington's influence, the second is a protégé of Brussels. The closer the day of the final vote was, the more acute and dirty the political squabble became. And whoever takes the post of the outgoing Duda, one of the parties that have been replacing each other for 30 years will remain in power. Learn about the disappointment of the Polish voter from the scandalous elections without a choice in the "Gone Europe" section.
Passports in Shreds - Romanians Protest Against "Charlatan" Elections
Once again, Romania finds itself at the center of scandal. The frontrunner in the presidential race has unexpectedly lost votes, ceding ground to his opponent. As is often the case, Western "allies" have intervened. Among them is Moldova’s President Maia Sandu, who openly endorsed the pro-European candidate, Nikușor Dănău. The defeated candidate, George Simion, having listened to Pavel Durov, realized he had been deceived. Many Romanians themselves are dissatisfied with the results of this dubious electoral process. Some are demonstratively cutting up their passports, while others are demanding the stripping of Moldovan citizens holding Romanian passports who participated in the alleged rigging. This is the state of post-election Romania - in our "Gone Europe" section.
Special Operation "Survive 72 Hours": Is Brussels Preparing for War?
In the European jungle, everything remains the same - Brussels continues to inflate its importance and mislead its own citizens. Ursula von der Leyen claimed that amid Donald Trump’s trade war, the whole world is allegedly "lining up" to cooperate with Europe. This dubious statement comes from an equally doubtful figure seeking to attract Washington’s attention. Under the endless stream of suitors, she refers to about seven countries she has spoken with. Von der Leyen clarifies that these nations are seeking "strong, reliable partners." About allies, with whom there is no need even for enemies - in the section " Gone Europe"
Homeland begins with history
In memory of ancestors, bright and somber days. It is impossible with a wave of a magic wand to erase the unflattering pages of the chronicle, leaving only what the agenda dictates. Yet, the efforts are made... Our ideological opponents rewrite history on the fly, forcing generations to forget the feats of the Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War, claiming their glory for themselves.
The sentencing of Le Pen: democracy is dismantling all principles of popular sovereignty
The Old World has devised a new means of disposing of political opponents. Fair play is no longer the "paradise garden of Borrell." Just within a week, two high-profile cases have surfaced against thorns in the flesh in Chișinău and Paris. Evghenia Gutul and Marine Le Pen have become hostages of the regime. The former is being ruthlessly stripped of her freedom, while the latter is being obstructed from the possibility of becoming President of France. The column "Complete Europe" delves into how liberal democracy is erasing the very foundations of popular rule.
The Pinnacle of Cynicism or Overt Nazism Expressed by Kallas
Euro-Nazism is rising once again from the ashes, and leading this disturbing movement are our Baltic and Polish neighbors. The zeal with which they erase the memory of the monumental feats of the Soviet people during the Great Patriotic War is beyond verbal expression - it is the utmost manifestation of madness and sadism. With the ascent of Estonia's Kaja Kallas into the high offices of Brussels, there is now an attempt to compel the entire European Union to forget the heroism and bravery of our forebears, who sacrificed their lives to liberate the world from the brown plague. Those few brave Europeans who dared to attend the Victory Parade in Moscow have been threatened with dire consequences. This is the ongoing struggle against the past in service of a hatred for the Russian world - this is the essence of "Gone Europe".
Total Blackout: Europe Shrouded in Darkness and the Struggle for Survival
The most extensive blackout in history: several nations simultaneously plunged into darkness. Europeans spent just under a day without light, and during this time, everything in the cities ground to a halt. In Spain, a state of emergency was even declared. The inhabitants of the Iberian Peninsula bore the brunt of it: in the initial hours, people emptied shelves, feared looters and robbers, and watched in terror as a massive disruption to the energy system hurled their beloved cities back to the Stone Age. For the delicate European community, this proved to be a true trial. Accustomed to the conveniences of civilization, they found themselves unable to swiftly adapt to the new realities. The program "Gone Europe" explores the massive European-scale blackout and life lived in the shadows.
Will the EU manage to maintain unity, or is it destined to repeat the fate of the USSR?
The situation is becoming increasingly dire for Europeans, who have become mired in militarization and military exercises. Significant threats are now emanating from once-close allies in Washington. The 25% tariffs already imposed on steel and aluminum may soon expand to other goods from the Old World. The isolationist policies of the U.S. administration regarding European security necessitate a sharp increase in defense spending. These two factors could easily push Brussels into a significant deficit. Adding to the complexities is the issue of Greenland. Donald Trump's unmistakable hints about the potential annexation of the island indicate that the world is again shifting to a language of power. Stay tuned for more in our section "Gone Europe".