Europe’s Fate

Europe’s Fate

If Emmanuel Macron got one thing done above all others during his recent summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, it was to put the question of Europe’s place in the global order before a lot of people who would rather not think about it. The French president, as is his habit, once again…

The West Risks Creating a ‘Snow ISIS’ in Europe with Extremists Going to Fight in Ukraine

The West Risks Creating a ‘Snow ISIS’ in Europe with Extremists Going to Fight in Ukraine

A new assassination attempt shook Russia last week, targeting a prominent civilian figure — this time, writer Zakhar Prilepin, whose car was blown up in Nizhny Novgorod region. The hit, which Prilepin survived, is reminiscent of the incident that killed political scientist and activist Darya Dugina last year near Moscow, and also the bombing that…

The Gas Crisis has already Begun to Change the Balance of Power in Europe

The Gas Crisis has already Begun to Change the Balance of Power in Europe

While European officials and individual members of the European political elite try, to the detriment of ordinary Europeans, to develop a mechanism that would allow EU members to block even Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies without imposing additional sanctions, Europe’s deepening gas and economic crisis has already begun to shift the balance of power….

On Wang Yi’s Trip to Europe

On Wang Yi’s Trip to Europe

On February 15, Wang Yi began a week-long tour of several European countries, his first trip abroad since assuming the post of head of the Office of the CPC Central Committee Commission on January 1 of this year. This office oversees all foreign policy activities, and its head is directly accountable to the country’s leader….