Analitics

On 14 July, during a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump confirmed his intention to sell weapons to Ukraine with European funds. He also threatened Putin with sanctions if the Russian president does not end the war within 50 days...

Why is this politician, who cultivated a strong relationship with Trump through unceasing flattery and opportunism, advocating for a bill to strengthen sanctions against Moscovia – a move the President does not support?

Behind the scenes, there is another process that explains the underlying reasons for the White House's behaviour. This is an attempt to split the revenues from the European energy market with the Kremlin...

Europe and Ukraine are each suffering from US non-partnering behaviour in their own way, from blackmailing with tariffs to blackmailing with a rare earths deal that resembles an agreement that a losing country would sign in front of a winning country...

Today, Trump confirmed that he is ready to consider the option of the Europeans purchasing American weapons for Ukraine. There are several reasons for this statement. But the main question is: “Why did this statement come out today?” The answer lies in the processes that are happening in Europe...

The Saudi negotiations between the United States and Moscovia shocked Europe and Ukraine, as they were designed to throw Europe out as a minor geopolitical player and Ukraine as a party that would prevent the Trump administration from reaching separate agreements with Putin behind the backs of its allies...