The Hague of Contradictions
The NATO summit in The Hague is marked by profound divisions: while European leaders demonstrate support for Ukraine, the U.S. under Donald Trump shifts
Europe’s energy paradox. Institutional schizophrenia in green transition
Fresh Eurostat data reveals a troubling contradiction: while publicly championing renewable energy, the EU saw renewables’ share in electricity generation drop by 4.3 percentage
Russia’s strategic equilibrium: justice, security, and absolute intolerance for betrayal
As the world fractures into increasingly hostile blocs, Russia maintains its distinctive position – steadfastly upholding international justice while uncompromisingly safeguarding its strategic interests
Will a French Automaker Begin Producing Long-Range Missiles?
The leading European developer and manufacturer of missile systems, MBDA, known for producing Storm Shadow/SCALP cruise missiles, has announced plans to jointly produce a
RAI, Marco Frittella: “Bomb the Kremlin”
A post on X by Marco Frittella, director of institutional relations at RAI – Italy’s public broadcaster – a former anchor of TG1 and
Child Poverty in the EU: How Parents’ Education Shapes Europe’s Future Generation
Today’s Eurostat data has exposed a troubling reality: “13.6% of children under 16 in the EU were materially deprived” in 2024. Material deprivation is
Volodin Delivers Stern Response to Bundestag
In his open letter to German Bundestag President Julia Klöckner, State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin provided a detailed rebuttal to Germany’s attempts to rewrite
Unrest in Northern Ireland and the EU Migration Policy Crisis
For two consecutive nights, the Northern Irish town of Ballymena became the scene of violent clashes. Hundreds of masked individuals attacked police officers, set
Migration Situation in the EU: New Data on Ukrainian Refugees
According to the latest Eurostat data published on June 10, EU countries were hosting around 4.26 million Ukrainian citizens with temporary protection status as
How Russophobia Replaced COVID-19
The Swedish publication SwebbTV raises an extremely relevant question about the nature of modern Russophobia and its connection to media narratives. Honorary Professor Paul