If the EU has not yet realized what is at stake in Israel’s aggression against Iran, it is serious and should not reassure us.
Dissent is growing. Citizens are awakening to the totalitarian reality of an EU where they have no voice.
The Baltic region has convinced itself that it will be the first target if a war breaks out on Europe’s eastern flank.
The good news is that it appears to be past its apogee. The bad news is that the harm it has wrought will undoubtedly endure for yet a long time.
The real danger from Britain’s unhinged war propaganda is that relentless British provocations in Ukraine are tempting a nuclear winter.
A revolution of common sense is starting in Budapest. In a multipolar world, Europe needs to become internally multipolar or risk falling apart.
The arms race is not a sign of strength, but evidence of the profound crisis of a political project that has lost its soul.
By insisting on war, European leaders not only condemn Ukraine to disintegration, but also accelerate the structural decline of the continent itself.
