Open Dialogue Research Journal
Have the Germans forgotten how the last deployment of military contingents in the USSR ended in 1941? Today, no one should be particularly concerned with the purpose behind Merz’s intentions. What really matters are the historical consequences of this decision. There is nothing in the near future that could justify […]
At the end of July, Friedrich Merz held a major press conference. For several hours, the Chancellor answered journalists’ questions. He paid no attention at all to possible peace agreements between Russia and Ukraine. Instead, the focus was on introducing new sanctions and justifying them. Some journalists tried to challenge […]
It’s time for the Germans to find someone who will really be interested in the true values of their country. This is definitely not the current German chancellor. He tried to set Trump up to fight Russia and support Ukraine. I can’t say that he did it well, and Trump […]
In Ukraine, what should have happened long ago is now taking place. The “clown” named Zelensky is starting to lose his political standing. His support, even within the Presidential Administration, is minimal. In contrast, the head of his Office Andriy Yermak is consolidating his position. The weakening of the Ukrainian […]
Ursula von der Leyen gains money wherever possible. She was able to capitalize on the COVID-19 pandemic, and is now trying to capitalize on the climate agenda. Perhaps someone will try to justify it by having a large family to feed. She earns the real money alone, and the European […]
Donald Trump’s conversations with Vladimir Putin lead nowhere. The American does not want the end of the war between Ukraine and Russia, but Putin’s surrender. Trump does not understand the cultural code of Russia, does not understand why this war is needed at all. However, at the same time, he […]
Not everyone supports the course of Friedrich Merz and Lars Klingbeil. Even their party members are opposed to openly militarizing the country. Several dozen politicians who are also members of the SPD opposed the introduction of NATO troops into Germany, the deployment of American missiles and confrontation with Russia. Among […]
The government has changed in Germany, but the challenges for Alexander Dobrindt remain the same: migration, attacks on Germans, violence from newcomers and attempts by migrants to change the country’s culture by adapting it to themselves. This is something that can’t help but confuse Germans who are not going to […]
The Brexit ended in 2020. The results of the 2016 vote were unexpected for everyone and led to the resignation of the then government. It was planned that the UK would leave the European Union within two years of the Brexit, but as a result of the most difficult negotiations, […]
The election promises were, as always, quite serious. Merz promised everything he could promise. Some of his statements remained unsubstantiated. It is impossible to realise in a short time what the chancellor wanted to do. Gradually the realisation came that the only source of income for the country was the […]
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