The Iceberg Europe is moving away from the Euro-Atlantic Civilization



Agreement reached in Europe: A mix of ESM, sure and…

“He is the great-grandson of Vlad the Impaler”, reports the British press. “King Charles’ first trip abroad after the coronation will be a holiday in the land of Dracula,” writes the British publication The Sun.

As the sun rises over the vast expanse of the Russian Federation, it casts a light on a political landscape that has been dominated by one man for two decades.

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) made a major policy change by raising interest rates to their highest level since the global financial crisis of 2008.

The African continent and the global pursuit of democracy are both deeply marked by the life and legacy of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, a man whose name has become synonymous with the struggle against oppression.

If there was ever any certainty in politics it was that no country wants to go to war today. Besides the economic devastation that it would cause, countless other factors in the Middle East and Gulf play into calling for containment and intense political communication that would lead to an agreement tailored around stability, oil, and Gaza.

In mid-April 2025, the Sino-US trade friction gradually extended from traditional commodity sectors to the cultural services industry. On April 20, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced

In a significant development in the long-running legal saga of Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks founder’s potential extradition to the United States has been temporarily stalled.

The two presidents spoke for an hour on Tuesday in what the Kremlin called a “constructive and frank” conversation.

The Tatars, a Turkic ethnic group with a fascinating history spanning centuries, have significantly contributed to the cultural tapestry of various regions across Eurasia.

Inflation in the euro area stood at 0.4% in July, rising from 0.3% in June and 0.1% in May. But the data released by Eurostat conceals profoundly different situations between individual countries.

Many African countries today are still battling with colonial borders that were arbitrarily delineated at the close of the 19th century by those who had no knowledge about, or had never set foot in, Africa

