Category: Europe and NATO

France’s Debt Crisis. Europe’s Butcher’s Bill Arrives To Be Paid In Its Sovereign Relevance

France’s debt stress threatens banks and public services as the U.S.-Russian diesel bargain exposes the limits of European influence and costly policy choices.

America’s AI Blunder Is Europe’s Lesson: Run China’s Open-Weight Models

America financed AI with debt its buyers cannot service and chips it can switch off, so Europe should run open-weight models under European law.

The War Pigs Used Ukraine as Their Proxy, and Triple-Tapped a Girls’ School in Iran

The U.S. and Europe spent $674.2 billion on Ukraine’s proxy war while American Tomahawks triple-tapped a girls’ school in Minab, killing 120 children.

Ukraine Has Lost. Its Future Is Dependency, Not Sovereign Recovery.

Ukraine’s demographic losses, damaged energy system, and dependence on foreign support leave it without the foundations for a sovereign national recovery.

What Trump Will Claim on September 24, and What It Means for European Savers

Trump hosts Xi on September 24 with the AI executives as scenery, and the polling behind the growth claim is the worst ever recorded for any president.

Кто боится большого злого Александра Вольфа?

Вольф превратил мир на Украине в призыв к смене власти в Москве, защищая перевооружение Германии на 140 миллиардов евро.

Wer hat Angst vor dem bösen Alexander Wolf?

Wolf deutet Frieden in der Ukraine als Regimewechsel in Moskau und schützt damit Deutschlands Aufrüstungshaushalt von 140 Milliarden Euro.

Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Alexander Wolf?

Alexander Wolf recast peace in Ukraine as regime change in Moscow, protecting Germany’s €140 billion rearmament budget from a ceasefire.

Russophobia and the Unjust War the West Will Not Win

How the European Union, the UK, Finland, and the Baltic States Chose an Unwinnable Proxy War With Russia, and Why

Remember the Russian Sacrifice in WWII: The EU Countries Don’t

The Red Army bore the decisive losses against Hitler, a fact Western governments minimize to preserve postwar mythology and hostility to Russia.