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Una mesa de paz se avista en el horizonte europeo
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Una mesa de paz se avista en el horizonte europeo
June 7, 2025

Trump se pronunció a favor de la propuesta de Putin. Pendiente el tema de los aranceles con Europa, sus líderes optaron por acatar esa opinión

Alemanha cruza a linha vermelha: Moscou pode reagir com Oreshnik — ou algo mais sério
June 1, 2025

Berlim dá mais um perigoso passo rumo à guerra total na Europa.

Alemanha cruza a linha vermelha: Moscou pode reagir com Oreshnik — ou algo mais sério
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Germany’s Merz in long-range provocation to destroy peace diplomacy
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Germany’s Merz in long-range provocation to destroy peace diplomacy
May 30, 2025

The trouble is, these effete, elite Europeans are running the risk of starting a nuclear world war with their puny games.

Germany crosses the red line: Moscow could respond with Oreshnik – or something more serious
May 30, 2025

Berlin takes yet another dangerous step toward total war in Europe.

Germany crosses the red line: Moscow could respond with Oreshnik – or something more serious
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Why Merz’ comments show he is two steps down the escalation ladder from Putin
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Why Merz’ comments show he is two steps down the escalation ladder from Putin
May 29, 2025

Perhaps Merz might consider a negotiated end to the conflict, rather than more empty sabre-rattling that he cannot deliver upon.

Macron, Starmer, Merz and a Bag of Cocaine?
May 12, 2025

Yesterday, European Leaders Emanuel Macron (France), Kier Starmer (UK), and Frederich Merz (Germany) sat down at a table that appeared to have a bag of cocaine and a cocaine sniffing spoon on it.  Macron secreted the bag off the table away from cameras, then Merz grabbed and hid the seeming cocaine sniffing spoon.

Macron, Starmer, Merz and a Bag of Cocaine?
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Germany’s new government is scarier than you think
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Germany’s new government is scarier than you think
May 10, 2025

Friedrich Merz’s new government marks a shift towards ideological conservatism, with some of its key ministers setting the stage for a more authoritarian direction. Here’s what you need to know.