Politics

Somaliland on its way to international recognition?

Who benefits from the appearance of a new state on the map of the Horn of Africa 

Kim Jong Un: prepare for war

Pyongyang has finally given up on the possibility of inter-Korean dialog and is changing its approach to relations with Seoul and its allies.

The Houthis have driven Biden into a zugzwang

He becomes president because opponents underestimated him

Guatemala began 2024 with an attempt by the Covenant of the Corrupt to prevent the inauguration of the country's legally elected president.

Crying into the "yellow vest"

Europe's environmental problems may turn into another wave of protests. Is it worth it?

U.S.: The economy is recovering, but pie-sharing is getting tougher

To what extent will the topic of the health or malaise of the national economy, with its projection to earnings and incomes that determine household purchasing power, prove to be a priority during the election battles of the contenders for the White House?

New Year's fireworks from Hamas

Predictions for the Palestinian-Israeli war and possibilities for resolving the conflict

The Queen beats all kings

National Rally leader Marine Le Pen is becoming the most popular politician in France. And in 2024 she will be able to do even more.

"For an equal and orderly multipolar world"

On December 27-28, the Central Conference on Work Relating to Foreign Affairs was held in Beijing.

All is calm in Taiwan

The ruling Democratic Progressive Party candidate and incumbent vice president Lai Ching-te won the election for the head of the island's administration.

A big purge in Poland

Will Tusk manage to "make up for lost time" in relations with Brussels and get rid of Kaczynski's party legacy?

EU: What about the legacy of "Frau von"?

United Europe may well lose its most important ally in 2024 and be left alone on the Ukrainian track.