The diplomacy of Japan's Iron Lady
Sanae Takaichi will face both domestic and foreign challenges. Will she be a bull in a china shop or a skilled strategist who keep…
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Petr Drulák
How Brussels censors dealt with the Slovak elections
It is no secret that Slovak progressives mobilized everything they could at home and abroad before the last elections. They also g…
Brussels supporters awaken Central European demons
Brussels ideology is sharply anti-nationalist. The traditional European nations whose states founded the European project are tole…
Trump's move on Greenland as a final warning
President Trump is clearly serious about Greenland. Control of the world's largest island will apparently pass from Copenhagen to …
Freemasons at Scotland Yard are afraid
On Christmas Eve, British Freemasons filed an administrative lawsuit against the London Metropolitan Police. Scotland Yard chief S…
Bulgaria in decay, Brussels at ease
The government in Bulgaria has fallen again and the country is apparently facing elections again. Here, too, it is true that depen…
From currant liqueur to gay marriage, the European judiciary
The CJEU judgment shows that the struggle for national democratic sovereignty is not only between national governments and Brussel…
The price of Orbán's Washington success
Orbán has shown that he does not need to care about European sneers and that he knows how to take care of his country.
Prague is not planning any turn in foreign policy
If we judge by the programs of the emerging coalition or by the statements of its representatives in recent months, we should brac…
Macron's disastrous forays into geopolitics
The French have traditionally placed great importance on their country’s international standing. France is no longer a world power…