En reprenant, dimanche 13 février, des concepts comme le « grand remplacement » ou les « Français de papiers », Valérie Pécresse puise directement dans la sémantique d’auteurs xénophobes et passéistes et s’enferme dans la logique de l’exclusion et du rejet. Editorial du « Monde ». Lors de son premier grand meeting de campagne, …
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Великі Байден і Джонсон 16 лютого здобудуть перемогу над Путіним. Ця цитата пояснює все: “Серією практично безкровних маневрів, виконаних за допомогою “мирних маршів” під прикриттям димової завіси більш-менш правдоподібної пропаганди, Гітлер… докорінно змінив ситуацію в Європі на свою користь. Прямо це виражалося у стрімкому розвитку озброєння, а непрямо – у …
Read More »«Кулак остается занесенным»
Президент России Владимир Путин прокомментировал обращение Госдумы в свой адрес с просьбой признать ДНР и ЛНР. Выступая на пресс-конференции после переговоров с канцлером Германии Олафом Шольцем, он заявил, что большинство россиян опасаются за судьбу жителей Донбасса, тем более на фоне отвода от границ российских войск. Между тем Запад в целом …
Read More »What Russia Wants
Russia does not want to invade Ukraine Both Russia’s President, Vladimir Putin, and its Foreign Secretary, Sergey Laverov, have repeatedly stated that Russia does not intend to invade Ukraine. Logic also tells us that if they had wished to do so, they would have done it long ago. The threat …
Read More »Biden’s Russia speech: Hypocrisy, lies and warmongering
On Tuesday, the day before the United States had previously claimed Russia would launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, US President Joe Biden gave a speech in which he doubled down on his threats of a “bloody, destructive war” even though no Russian invasion was forthcoming. Earlier in the day, …
Read More »Poland’s Democratic Erosion Is as Worrying as Its Border Crisis
In September 2021, the Polish government declared a state of emergency along its border with Belarus, which is also the European Union’s eastern frontier, in response to a large influx of migrants from countries including Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan. The route and timing of the migrants’ journey into Europe was …
Read More »Europe Still Doesn’t Have a Realistic Alternative to NATO
Europe’s inability to prevent or alleviate the chaos of the departure—or even to have some influence over the withdrawal timeline and logistics—despite European NATO members’ 20-year involvement in Afghanistan has been felt as a deep humiliation here. In an interview Tuesday, European Council President Charles Michel offered some scathing criticism …
Read More »What We’ve Already Learned From the Russia-Ukraine Crisis
For several months now, much of the U.S. and European foreign and security policy community’s attention has been riveted to the Russia-Ukraine border, where more than 100,000 Russian troops remain massed and equipped for a potential invasion. Most of the internal debates in the West during this time have focused …
Read More »Europe Won’t Make Up for Shortfalls of Russian Gas Easily
The current crisis between Russia and Ukraine has put the United States and its European allies on high alert over the possibility of the first major interstate military conflict in Europe since World War II. Although efforts to find a diplomatic resolution to the crisis continue, the room for a …
Read More »Putin’s Big Plans for Russia’s Far East Aren’t Panning Out
In early September, Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, a port city on the Pacific coast, to issue a call to action. Russia, he said, needed a new generation of pioneers to revive the country’s eastern frontier. “The development of the Far Eastern region …
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