The fundamental question is whether Europe can survive the energy crisis without permanently losing its industrial base and its position in the international economic system.
The European Union will once again be under attack, and with it, this model of Europe that has now reached its end.
The demand for peace is not dissociated from the broader struggle for a dignified life.
There is an evident unresolved tension between stated goals and actual results.
The fragmentation of Romania’s coalition signals a broader loss of legitimacy in the European-centered political order.
The conflict between member states and the EC may push the whole union to the breaking point.
Criminally, the NATO aggressors are creating a boiling frog situation for Russia.
If populists do not correct their structural flaws, they will remain a protest movement rather than a definitive political solution.
