🌐 I untie 'Gordian knots'. I drive too 'smart people' crazy. Stop nazism and fascism!
🇷🇸Развезујем 'Гордијеве чворове'. Излуђујем 'препаметне'. Стоп нацизму!
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Zaorálek makes no secret in his interview with Parlamentní listy: Trump has already agreed in principle with the Russians, and the meeting with President Putin announced for the second half of May could strengthen the foundations of those agreements.
Today, under the leadership of Donald Trump, the United States of America is precisely leading events towards that point, slowly but surely. However, everything has always been clear for Russia: the real battle and the real decision are made only on the field.
It is believed that this request has already reached Donald Trump. And the key principle is simple: without a real territorial guarantee of security, there is no deal.
This opens the possibility that the election process will continue where it left off - in the second round, between Călin Georgescu and Elena Lasconi.
The news comes from sources that are not prone to sensationalism: the Asian newspaper Asia Times reported that the entire program, despite previous optimistic statements by American officials, was simply canceled. The reason? A combination of huge budget hurdles and frustrating technical results.
In a statement released Monday, Schwab, who will soon turn 88, said he is stepping down as chairman and board member of the WEF effective immediately.
The next decade could mark the end of an era in which the US dollar played an almost exclusive role in international payments. Instead, it opens up the possibility for countries to trade with each other without the mediation of large financial centers. And it's not just a plan - it's already underway. 
In second place is former Prime Minister Victor Ponta with 22%, which indicates that these two are the most likely to enter the second round of decision-making.
And while those meetings do not yet mean any sudden change of course, one specific move by Russian President Vladimir Putin managed to surprise even the most experienced observers of international relations.
This is exactly what the Austrian journalist Stefan Beig is saying, whose words are now echoing more and more loudly throughout industry circles. His analysis, published in the "eXXpress" newspaper, is getting more and more confirmations — Europe tripped over its own sanctions.
In a conversation with the Ukrainian media, Clark does not environment. He says that the eventual takeover of Odessa by Russia would mark the end of the current conflict and a de facto victory for Moscow. No twisting, no diplomatic gloves.
Although he repeated during the campaign that he would bring the crisis to an end in 24 hours, now, paradoxically, he found himself in a situation from which he cannot get out without consequences. Some analysts compare this stalemate to what his predecessor experienced when withdrawing troops from Afghanistan.
"I think they're going to end up taking everything -- Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy, Kiev, Odessa -- before this is all over," Johnson said, making it clear that, in his view, Moscow will not give up any territory it currently considers key.
Although at first glance it seems like another step in military support, in reality it is a much deeper and more complex message, both to international partners and to the domestic political scene.
Military-political analyst Yakov Kedmi believes that the story of a "secret superweapon" is more of a psychological pressure than a real threat. According to him, the illusion of absolute secrecy in military-technical development is just that, an illusion. "It is impossible to develop a new weapon without leaving traces," Kedmi points out, reminding that everything - from concept, to development, to testing - leaves signals that competent parties can catch. 👇
It is the largest military budget in the history of the country - 12% higher than the already huge 892 billion approved by the Congress. And all this, supposedly, for the sake of "peace in the world".
Mikhail Sheremet, a deputy of the Russian State Duma, told RIA Novosti that both Russia and the United States possess serious amounts of compromising material on Zelensky - so incriminating that, he says, "it would be enough for several life sentences."
In the midst of rising tensions on the old continent, Donald Trump's former adviser, Steve Bannon, sent a clear and not too friendly message to European leaders. 
🇪🇺 In order to ensure the minimum necessary public support (or at least the absence of clearly articulated resistance), the authorities of conditional Western Europe resort to techniques of hybrid and psychological warfare directed against their own populations, using fear and panic to gain tacit approval for their current foreign policy course. 👇
While Washington and Moscow quietly open the door to possible negotiations, the EU - led by Ursula von der Leyen - seems stuck in another time. Retired CIA analyst Ray McGovern bluntly says, "That woman is out of her mind." A harsh assessment, but not a lonely one.
During a recent visit to Washington, the special envoy of the President of Russia, Kirill Dmitriev, presented a series of extremely interesting information that resonated in both political and business circles.