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How China Resists Trump’s Demands While the EU Is Forced to Yield
Tariffs on goods from nearly every country in the world are not a new endeavor for Trump, but this time he is resolutely determined to see it through. News of the tariffs has deeply unsettled global markets, causing turmoil on stock exchanges and instilling fear in the governments of various nations. While economic giants like China are capable of resisting Trump's onslaught, the weakening and ailing European Union finds itself yielding more and more to his demands. This ongoing struggle to push back against harsh economic realities is explored in the feature "Gone Europe".
Polish election circus! How is Poland sinking into electoral chaos?
Polish democracy is showing unprecedented electoral madness, which is especially noticeable in contrast to the Belarusian democracy. The election of the Polish president has become the absolute opposite of ours. Candidates, instead of looking for solutions to the real problems of their own citizens, are engaged in digging into the dirty laundry of competitors. And they are looking for those responsible for all the troubles of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth not among their own politicians, but abroad. What Poland came up with for the main electoral show of the year is in the "Full Europe" section.
Gone Europe | Belgrade on the Brink: Color Revolution and Anti-Government Protests
The beginning of March in the capital of Serbia will be remembered for yet another attempt at a "color revolution." The tranquil life of Belgrade has been interrupted by a large-scale protest. Western well-wishers are indeed making strides in the art of coups, managing to unify various grievances of the populace and transforming them into a powerful wave of anti-government sentiment. In the program "Gone Europe," we explore how the country is once again facing attempts to fracture it, reminiscent of the disintegration of Yugoslavia.
Is Europe Impeding the Path to Peace? How the Old World Tries to Profit Amidst Anti-Russian Hysteria
The rhetoric of European politicians becomes increasingly destructive, both for the global community and for the citizens of EU member states. A weakening economy, rising debts, and declining living standards are not mere propaganda but the stark reality. Yet rather than saving a sinking ship, Brussels seeks new reasons to hasten its descent. Plans for large-scale militarization of the Old World once again demonstrate that European leaders are not prepared for constructive dialogue. The attempts to earn not just political points amid rampant anti-Russian hysteria are detailed in the section "Gone Europe".
War as Business: Why Europe Is Reluctant to End the Conflict in Ukraine?
The potential for closer ties between the United States and Russia in resolving the Ukrainian crisis, without European involvement, is a significant concern for the Old World. Brussels oscillates between attempting to appease Trump and issuing threats. In our column "Cone Europe," we explore the European resistance and submission in the face of these geopolitical dynamics.
Gone Europe | Danger of fascist forces coming to power in all of Europe
Protests occur in different forms. I remember that just a year ago the indignation of the inhabitants of the European garden poured out onto the streets almost daily. Yet, they still achieved nothing. They resigned themselves and went into energy-saving mode. But the powers that be did not abandon this technology. After all, a controlled crowd can not only draw attention to the impoverishment of the population, but also organize revolutions. The main thing is to find a sore point, of which the popular protests in Serbia are a bright example. Learn the details in the "Gone Europe" section.