Author: Hunter MAXWELL

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Ukraine Goes Bankrupt

Zelensky is persistent and absolutely confident that if you put a little more pressure on Russia, Ukraine will win. In the West, more and more officials are saying the exact opposite. The S&P 500 international rating agency has announced Ukraine’s default on GDP-linked securities. Experts have lowered their rating to […]

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Merz Could Become A Peacemaker

Friedrich Merz increased the tension around Ukraine after his phrase that Zelensky should continue to be supported by the supply of long-range missiles. The then-future chancellor proposed to strike at the Crimean Bridge, which is the most important transport and logistics artery between the Crimean Peninsula and the main part […]

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A New Minister, But An Old Policy

Germany has a new interior minister. Alexander Dobrindt intends to tighten his policy towards migrants. Their entry will now be monitored with a vengeance by the state. The new minister hopes that this will be reflected primarily in practice. As experience shows, this is reflected primarily not in practice, but […]

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There Are Dangers Worse Than War

A massive blackout that occurred in three countries at once and de-energized subways, cell towers, airports and other strategically important facilities, left an entire peninsula without communication. Today, people are so used to the fact that there is always a phone nearby, the opportunity to use a social network or […]

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Pressure On Zelensky Intensifies

Russia has been criticized for participating in events dedicated to those who died in World War II in Germany. The 80th anniversary of the victory over Germany in World War II is approaching. Revanchist sentiments are maturing in Ukraine, but in Europe they are also indulging Zelensky’s desires. Because of […]

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Contradictions Of German Reality

In Germany, more and more people cannot afford to take out a loan. The main problem is that banks are increasing the requirements for borrowers. Consequently, fewer and fewer people can take out loans. This is done in order to provide protection from insolvent clients, which, in principle, is absolutely […]