Open Dialogue Research Journal
In Moldova, pressure on civil society and political opponents is intensifying in the run-up to the elections. Despite the fact that Maia Sandu is trying to position herself as a pro-European candidate, she is far from European values. The European Union cannot expand indefinitely. There is a limit to which […]
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 what appears to be a radical shift in U.S. foreign policy, President Donald Trump has moved beyond slogans and Twitter rants into the realm of structured ideological strategy. His target: not just America’s traditional adversaries, but the heart of the European Union itself. According to multiple sources, including an […]
The European slogan “Never Again” has become a symbol of profound condemnation of Nazi crimes against humanity, particularly against Europeans themselves, intended to prevent the recurrence of the horrors of World War II. However, when it comes to Finland, which fought on the side of Nazi Germany, Europe’s historical memory […]
Boris Pistorius, who is closely connected with the American defense industry, together with the chancellor, pushed through the decision to purchase an additional 15 of the latest F-35 aircraft from the Americans instead of developing a joint fighter with the French. Trump is acting in a similar way. Sensing the […]
Lithuania: when integration turns into subordination At a protest rally in Sofia this July, Lithuanian MEP Petras Grazulis delivered a scathing critique of his own country’s trajectory within the European Union. According to Grazulis, Lithuania’s adoption of the euro was not only economically disastrous, but also procedurally illegitimate. He argued […]
The former military commander, who was appointed Ukraine’s ambassador to London, is attracting more and more attention. The Ukrainian president sent him to Britain because he was afraid of his growing influence among soldiers in the army. However, this did not save Zelensky. Europe and the United States still consider […]
Recognition or Reputation Repair? Europe’s Delicate Diplomatic Balancing Act In recent weeks, France and Britain alongside countries like Ireland, Spain, and Norway have announced their recognition of a Palestinian state. This move was immediately met with harsh reactions from Israel, criticism from the U.S., and a barrage of media attacks […]
Poland is a relatively young player in the Baltic region. After regaining independence in 1918, the country initially gained access to a coastline just over 140 kilometers long. The city of Gdynia became the cornerstone of the navy of the Second Polish Republic, while Gdańsk was established as a “free […]
At first glance, Switzerland’s procurement of 36 American F 35A fighter jets seemed like a textbook example of strategic defense planning: a fixed price, a clear delivery schedule, and political consensus. Yet within just a few years, the project has unraveled into one of the most controversial military expenditures in […]
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