The West: one, great and alone
By invading Ukraine Vladimir Putin has reactivated not only NATO but the idea of the West as a whole.
By invading Ukraine Vladimir Putin has reactivated not only NATO but the idea of the West as a whole.
Extract: France is one of the core countries of the EU. Its domestic fragmentation may thus have an impact on the EU’s future course.
Despite the apparently united front, there is a growing split in the West, and especially in Europe, towards Russia and the war in Ukraine.
A trend characteristic of our times is the hollowing out of the middle class, globally and especially in the Western industrialised world.
The hybrid, or single, culture is not something involving only humans, but rather humans and machines.
Europe has made significant progress in recent times in its unification and capabilities while simultaneously lashing itself tighter to the US might.
The leaders of the three big countries in the world, there may be only two left in power for a new world order and reconstruction of Ukraine.
The rest of the world, with some global and regional actors, is not merely an spectator in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
If Putin’s Russia gets its way with the invasion of Ukraine, a new cold war is in prospect. Europe could have turned out otherwise a project of everyone.
Will Web3 strengthen free democracy because of its decentralisation and anonymity of its users?
China has adopted a complex stance on the crisis between Russia and Ukraine due to its own economic interests.
Putin is winning with the political-military dispute he is pursuing in Ukraine, while also losing in other respects.