This Might Be the Case, but There Is No Place for Russia in Such a Construct.
As the expert and academic communities were closely watching the saga of Donald Trump's impeachment and the fledgeling days of the United Kingdom post-Brexit unfold, one event that says volumes about the trends of modern Western politics somehow slipped under the radar.
We are talking about the “God, Honour, Country: President Ronald Reagan, Pope John Paul II and the Freedom of Nations – A National Conservatism Conference”...
Most of the supposed “pro-Russian” European populists see the issue of Russia as nothing more than a bargaining chip in a higher-stakes game with Brussels
The May elections to the European Parliament are fast approaching.
Emissaries of Europe’s right-wing populist parties that position themselves as Russia’s main allies are visiting Moscow with increasing regularity.
The voices of those who believe that the populist Eurosceptics are the only ones who can close the current rather unfortunate chapter...
For the European Union it is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain unity and solidarity
On February 1, 2019, Italy blocked the European Union’s statement recognizing Juan Guaidó as interim president of Venezuela, thereby compromising again the EU’s common foreign policy in front of the whole world. For the European Union it is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain unity and solidarity: today deep differences exist not only between the “old” and “new” members of the Union, but also within...
Traditional Technocratic Methods Can no Longer be Used to Solve Europe’s Problems
2016 was perhaps the most difficult year for Europe since the turn of the century. Under the inept leadership of David Cameron’s cabinet, the United Kingdom voted in favour of leaving the European Union. The United States elected Donald Trump, an outspoken critic of the European project, as its president. The European continent continued to fight the unprecedented influx of refugees and migrants. A wave of right-wing...
It is obvious that today it is simply impossible to talk about fruitful cooperation between Italy and France for the cause of building a new “United Europe”
On January 20, 2019, leader of Italy’s Five Star Movement and Deputy Prime Minister of the coalition cabinet Luigi Di Maio
said
that France is “one of those countries that by printing money for 14 African states prevents their economic development and contributes to the fact that the refugees leave […] on our coasts.” Later, he urged the...
