Europe

Sergey Stankevich13.02.2025

The 61st Munich Security Conference (MSC) will be held from 14 to 16 February 2025 at the Bayerischer Hof in Munich. How many cool things and people this lair, familiar to all initiates, has seen! MSC 2025 participants will be aggressively and nervously discussing how to adapt to the current global disorder and Donald Trump, […]

Klim Zhukov08.01.2025

Since the fall of the Roman Empire, the dominant aspects of human life were the church, the state and the army. Accordingly, the activities of merchants were regulated by the state and the church with the help of military forces. The already difficult economic situation was aggravated by strict restrictions, trade was at rock bottom, […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky06.08.2024

How the remnants of the US foreign policy establishment are trying to convince everyone that they can be negotiated with. Let me begin this discussion by referring to an article in Politico with the headline “Ukraine Can Breathe a Sigh of Relief — Whether Trump or Harris Wins.” The subheadline: “Whatever Happens in November, the […]

Natalia Tanshina21.07.2024

Not about the “elite”, but about the genuine Russian elite!! I’m proofreading my article about Princess Lieven. She lived abroad almost all her life, first for 22 years in London, with her ambassador husband, then in Paris. She left for France without the permission of Emperor Nikolai Pavlovich, and he wrote to her husband in […]

Sergey Stankevich18.07.2024

On July 18, the European Political Community will meet in England. What kind of animal is this? The European Political Community is an international forum created in 2022 at the initiative of French President Emmanuel Macron to hold discussions on the future of Europe. One might say, for debates about high geopolitical and philosophical matters. […]

Kirill Benediktov13.06.2024

Europe voted against the war in Ukraine, says the famous American political analyst David P. Goldman. According to Goldman, while mainstream (i.e., left-liberal) pundits and journalists call the rise of national conservatives in Europe a “knee-jerk response to immigration,” the analysis suggests the opposite: Sunday’s electoral earthquake was a response to voters’ concerns that the […]

Tony Rocchi12.06.2024

The recent elections to the European Parliament showed that both far right and right-wing and conservative parties made big gains. The 720 members of the parliament generally belong to European-wide parties consisting of national parties grouped along ideological lines. Media have focused on the gains made by the far-right Identity and Democracy party and the […]

Kirill Benediktov09.06.2024

Putin’s discussion with Karaganov about the use of nuclear weapons is an obvious sign of the legitimization of the nuclear war scenario. Of course, this is a game of Putin as a good and Karaganov as a bad one, but although Putin always stipulates that he really hopes that nothing like this will happen — […]

Tony Rocchi26.05.2024

The French Revolution was the greatest revolution and civil war that took place in a series of revolutions, civil wars, and national-liberation wars that began with the revolution in Geneva Switzerland in 1768 and finished with the final defeat of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. The wave of revolutions and […]

Tony Rocchi13.05.2024

Part 1. Comparing the Russian Revolutions of 1905-1907 and 1917-1922 to other revolutions in different countries and regions has its risks. In general, it is safest to set the Russian revolutions in the entire history of European revolutions beginning with the revolution of 1768 in Geneva, Switzerland and finishing with the Russian Revolution of 1917-1922. […]

World Hawk Meeting

A Little About Medieval Advertisement

Negotiations and Ceasefire as the US Elections Background

A Little About the Aristocracy and the Elite

Look at the Castle!

Europeans are Against Continuing the War in Ukraine

European Elections and Far-Right Parties: Has Fascism Returned to Europe?

Real Threat of a Nuclear Strike on Europe

More Risks in Comparing European Revolutions

Russian and European Revolutions: More Risky Comparisons

Every Nation for Itself—or the Rat Race Begins

Russia’s American Temptation

Who will own the digital world after the bust? Part II.

Who will own the digital world after the bust? Part I.