Open Dialogue Research Journal
Part III Greenland’s dissatisfaction is also due to Denmark’s slow implementation of the Arctic defense agreement presented back in February 2021. The agreement aims to improve monitoring and analysis of intelligence data and the situation in the Arctic and North Atlantic. In May 2022, Denmark and Greenland further agreed on […]
The American President has seriously shaken Americans’ faith in a single Western space. Nevertheless, due to deep economic and military-political ties, Donald Trump’s pressure on Europe cannot be ignored. Merz has recently met with Trump. What were the main topics of their conversation? Most likely, it was all about tariffs […]
It would seem that the story that a total dictatorship reigns in the country, and the population is oppressed in all possible ways, is known to everyone. Nevertheless, the President of Ukraine manages to bring new colors to the current situation. It was the Americans who first announced that a […]
Negotiations between Russia and Ukraine took place in Istanbul. There has been a lot of speculation about this in Europe, the USA, and Ukraine, but by and large they can be called successful. There is progress. The question is whether this success will be consolidated in the next negotiations. This […]
Part II As the costs of funding debt increased throughout 2023-24, 8.4 % of government spending was allocated to debt servicing, amounting to £102 billion, leading to increased income taxation to fund interest payments on UK government debt. Tax revenues recorded by HMRC reached £ 827.74 billion for the 2023-2024 […]
On May 6, a new chancellor was installed in Germany. This meant that the old chancellor had to leave his office. His government wanted to leave pompously. Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock stands out from the whole pack. She decided to make another visit abroad in the last week of her […]
So far, all the measures taken by the German Chancellor had nothing to do with the course of settling relations with Moscow. His statements were extremely pro-Ukrainian in nature. If the new chancellor had flown to Russia to celebrate Victory Day, it would have marked a turnaround in German foreign […]
Part I It is no secret that the UK is currently under extreme socio-economic pressure. Three consecutive economic shocks – Brexit, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the conflict in Ukraine – have left the UK burdened with additional debt. Net debt as a percentage of GDP has surged from 36.3% in […]
For a significant portion of the 19th century, Great Britain stood as the preeminent global superpower. From the vast expanse of British India to the Canadian Dominion, its wealth and power were unparalleled. However, following the zenith of the British Empire in 1922, a period during which the UK governed […]
Against the background of the record popularity of the right in Germany, the CDU/CSU and the SPD, who came to power, began to actively fight against the growing influence of the right. Despite the fact that this contradicts all democratic principles, Scholz, Merz and other representatives of the traditionalists managed […]
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