Articles on the tag «Trump, Donald»
Diplomacy on his deathbed - from Peace President to Warmonger
The US's involvement in the attacks on Russia and Iran makes a negotiated solution to these conflicts unlikely. Trump, who promised his people peace, is bringing war.
Calm before the storm
Ukraine's attack on Russia's bomber fleet took place just days ago. Ukraine and its allies have maneuvered themselves into a situation that leaves them politically bare.
EU sanctions German journalists
The EU sanctions German journalists for the first time. Politics hijacks the rule of law. Many colleagues remain silent, after all, it affects others. Analysis of horror.
Mar-al-Lago will fail - without credibility, nothing works.
Donald Trump sees himself as the deal-maker. He has to reach many agreements to save the US. Without credibility, this will come to nothing, because the power of the US as a substitute for credibility is on the wane.
The West is Disintegrating — Just Listen to Its Leaders
The post-1945 world order is crumbling, and nowhere is this breakdown more apparent than in the words of Western leaders themselves.
The Berlin coalition agreement - a unsettling revelation
A threat scenario and the role of Germany - a former democracy on the wrong track. A dispassionate analysis.
The End of Illusion
The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born; in this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear
Everything is possible - unfortunately
The situation in this world is becoming increasingly muddled and unpredictable. Trump has misjudged the Chinese, Putin is not backing down and Iran is too big a chunk for the Americans. In addition, there is historic instability in the financial markets.
The Nixon Shock and Trump’s Tariffs: Parallel Responses to Military Setbacks
The Nixon Shock of the early 1970s and the economic policies of the Trump administration share striking parallels, rooted in how both leaders confronted U.S. economic pressures following costly military engagements. Each era saw America grappling with systemic current account deficits, prompting radical shifts in economic strategy to preserve global dominance.
Trump-Putin: a deal, Yalta or no deal?
Trump's desire to reach an agreement with Putin is palpable. He has many irons in the fire - too many? Witkoff is not sure of the facts, and a lack of historical awareness could become a stumbling block. Putin is waiting - because he can.
The EU is planning a war against Russia
Psychopaths and representatives of capital interests are plunging populations into a state of misery.
The War of Two Worlds has begun - Part 5
Don't lose sight of the big game: The hegemon is fighting for supremacy against a multipolar but heterogeneous world. President Trump puts the West in a state of hope and indignation on a daily basis - this does not impress the Chinese or the Russians.
The war of two worlds has begun - Part 4
Don't lose sight of the big game: The hegemon is fighting for supremacy against a multipolar but heterogeneous world. The US's turnaround is just one piece of the mosaic in the big game.
Short analysis: Zelensky destroys himself and harms his people
Hate, lack of competence and drugs - (President) Zelensky dismantles himself and takes himself out of the race for good.
The war of two worlds has begun - Part 3
Don't lose sight of the big game: The hegemon is fighting for supremacy against a multipolar but heterogeneous world. The US's sudden turnaround is as surprising as the fall of the Berlin Wall, but only concerns one piece of the mosaic.
US and Russia: Cooperation
A fundamental policy change that is causing outrage in Europe. President Trump is making a U-turn in his policy that will go down in the history books.
The American Economy According to Emmanuel Todd
Donald Trump is reshaping the global economic order by reviving protectionism. He defends higher tariffs as essential to curbing the fentanyl influx, revitalizing industry and reducing the trade deficit. His economic policies are as polarizing as they are thought-provoking. Emmanuel Todd offers valuable insights into the underlying dynamics of the American economy.
J.D. Vance's incendiary speech in Munich
On February 14, 2025, US Vice President J.D. Vance gave a speech in Munich that will probably go down in the history books. He reads Europe the riot act - especially with regard to democracy and freedom of expression. We are taking the liberty of making a few introductory remarks.
The War of Two Worlds has begun – Part 2
Do not lose sight of the big game: The hegemon is fighting for supremacy against a multipolar but heterogeneous world. Part 2 is about the organization that is challenging the Collective West economically: BRICS.
How BRICS could Overcome its Biggest Challenge – Trade Settlement
BRICS is growing and its power and reach is undeniably challenging the Collective West. Its biggest challenge is its struggle to become independent from the US-Dollar hegemony. A path to this goal is maybe nearer and simpler than many thought.
The North Korean phantom army has disappeared into the mists of the Russian Kursk region
The grandiose story spread by the last US administration and its allies in NATO about a massive contingent of North Korean troops stationed in the Kursk region of Russia, allegedly fighting NATO-backed Ukrainian invasion forces, is in the process of being discreetly swept under the carpet and forgotten.
The War of Two Worlds has begun - Part 1
Despite the breathtaking pace set by President Trump, we should not lose sight of the big game: The hegemon is fighting for supremacy against a multipolar but heterogeneous world. - Tectonic thoughts on a game in which everything is at stake.
Simon Hunt may have solved the Gordian knot re currency of BRICS – Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
My dear friend Simon Hunt has published a breathtaking letter presenting a solution to solve the challenge BRICS is faced to establish a payment system, which flawlessly works and is simple. - Solving the Gordian knot.
Five Reasons the Boom in Crypto is a Speculative Mania
Following Bitcoin’s impressive 120% rise in 2024 and the return of President Donald Trump to the White House, the speculative mania in crypto is back in full swing.
Pepe Escobar: The Syria Tragedy & The New Omni-War
Until recently, a serious geopolitical working hypothesis was that West Asia and Ukraine were two vectors of the standard Hegemon modus operandi, which is to incite and unleash Forever Wars. Now both wars are united in an Omni-War.
Trump threatens BRICS - for no good reason. Diplomacy works differently.
Trump as a tamer with carrot and stick does not shy away from BRICS. But: a Lack of competence can become a global risk.
Putin checkmates NATO – reason to be hopeful?
With a brilliant and completely unexpected move, Putin is dealing the West the card that no one wants to hold. A nuclear war would have to be started by the West. Chronology and analysis.
Loyalty - the mortar of life and geopolitics
There are good reasons why people and countries that are loyal are successful in the long term - others are not. Thoughts on a quality that is becoming a rare commodity in the West.
The US plans to let BRICS fail in a geopolitically explosive environment
BRICS development is influenced by geopolitical events that are inherently unpredictable. - Initial analysis ahead of the BRICS summit in Kazan.
Russia wins - Europe loses - US lets Europe down
In order to understand Russia's current strength, stance and strategy, it is necessary to understand developments since 1990. Only then will it become clear why President Putin is doing what he is doing and why he will be successful. Analysis.
US elections decide on war or peace
The US will decide whether World War 3 breaks out. The outcome of the presidential election will be a decisive factor for war or peace.
Germany, your hour zero?
The political class of any country is constantly confronted with problems that they were put in office to solve in the interest of the country. That is their job. Political Germany has been making decisions against the interests of its own people for a long time and is not fulfilling its basic responsibilities. Analysis
Assassination attempt on Trump makes him a hero and a winner
The assassination attempt on President Trump makes him a hero. Whether the perpetrator was a "lonely wolf" or not is irrelevant. What is clear is that the election is over and Trump will win.
The Russian President's press conference on the economic forum in St. Petersburg
NATO and the EU are increasingly and conspicuously less successful in setting the world's political agenda. It does not help to conceal "non-Western events" in the mainstream. They still have an impact.
Diary entry of the week - the world spins even faster
How events around the world affect me. A subjective and incomplete journey through the week - with some bombshell news: the Germans want to blow up the Crimean bridge.
World War as the consequenze of a genocide?
The consequences of the murderous actions in Gaza could lead to a war between the USA and Iran - then world war is not far away - an analysis.
Major Saudi Arabian project for U.S. defense contractor Raytheon cancelled
Riyadh’s ties to BRICS and Saudi Vision 2030 are a major blow to the USA
Endgame of the petrodollar
The sanctions against Russia are not having the planned effect.The West does not notice that the American reserve currency is being dethroned.