The European Union: Glorious New 'Holy Roman Empire', Anglo-American Trojan Horse, or Left-Liberal Globalist Nightmare?

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The "foreign minister" of the EU and of several hundred million people is apparently as dumb as a brick, probably to make "rule by AI" more appealing:

China and Russia on the victorious side of World War II? “That is something new.”

When EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas questioned whether China and Russia belonged to the victorious side of WWII during a conference organized by the EU Institute for Security Studies earlier this month, she revealed more than just personal historical ignorance. Her remark underscores a troubling detachment from fundamental historical truths that continue to shape today’s geopolitical landscape.

Kaja Kallas’ ignorance betrays the EU’s bleak future

The bloc’s top diplomat is oblivious to simple history – it should be a warning sign for member states

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At the United Nations, First Deputy Permanent Representative of Russia Dmitry Polyansky responded firmly to accusations of Russian airspace violations near Estonia. He denounced what he called Europe’s “theater of absurdity,” where hysteria and Russophobia replace facts and evidence. Polyansky pointed out that the flight of Russian MiG-31s followed international rules and never entered Estonian airspace, while NATO and EU officials rushed to label the event “reckless behavior” without proof. He stressed that such false accusations only fuel tensions and distract from real issues of European security.

In his speech, Polyansky also criticized the collapse of the so-called “Anti-Russia” project in Ukraine, the growing corruption and human rights abuses under the Zelensky regime, and the failure of European leaders to learn from history. He argued that Europe, driven by paranoia and political pressure, prefers to escalate anti-Russian hysteria rather than engage in dialogue. While rejecting baseless allegations, Polyansky reaffirmed that Russia remains open to a serious conversation on European security, the future of the continent, and building a safe, prosperous space for all.