Politics

Will Trump suspend the conflict with China?

The White House has shifted its tone and rhetoric toward a rising China that challenges U.S. hegemony

The future chancellor contradicts himself

Friedrich Merz, leader of the leading conservative CDU/CSU bloc, announced his conflicting priorities ahead of the snap federal elections.

"China and the U.S. are great countries." But what about Russia?

On the situation in the triangle of super-economies and superpowers

Trump nullified Biden and partially - Neoliberalism

The assertive governing style of the 47th president of the United States - giving his opponents no chance to catch their breath - manifested itself on his first day with a machine-gun burst of executive orders (prepared in advance by his aides).

If you deport our migrants, we'll close your military bases

Central America has dubbed 2025 the "year of gloom," because of the war on immigrants launched by Trump

Musk finds his favourite in Europe

Alice Weidel will lead the Alternative for Germany to success in the early Bundestag elections with the support of the American multi-billionaire.

Trump launches "Common Sense Revolution"

The U.S. will reclaim the Panama Canal and conquer Mars

What legacy has "senile" Joe Biden left behind?

Inauguration Day is the perfect time to take stock of the previous presidency.

A treaty with a "weak" Iran: What does it mean for Russia?

As the long-awaited «comprehensive» Russian-Iranian treaty is about to be signed, much criticism has been leveled at Russian diplomacy. Are the skeptics' concerns justified?

Macron loses ground on the external front

A conference of France's top diplomats was held in Paris.

Why does Trump have the Greenland blues?

The United States wants to acquire the world's largest island to bolster its military presence in the Arctic and reduce its dependence on China for rare earth minerals.

Donald Trump: “I Will Give You a Parabellum”

In the wake of the sensational statements made by the man who is all but certain to become president of the United States again, it remains anyone's guess which of his foreign policy remarks should be taken seriously and which are intended as trolling or psychological pressure.