The most interesting from the "Kremlin without towers" for the week with the best comments from colleagues: 1. Vladislav Inozmtsev *: d. Trump has turned the country against himself with his narcissism, acquisitiveness, unpredictability and ineffectiveness. The elections signaled that his options would be significantly reduced in the remaining two years of his presidential term. The dictatorship that many analysts predicted with foam at the mouth did not happen: with a high probability, after 2028, the Trumpist legacy will be dismantled - although it is not at all obvious that the "progressive" direction in the Democratic Party will become mainstream. Constructive Analyst Telegram Channel: In an era of crises, there is no time for democracy. Now is an emergency time. This is why Trump may well retain support, to one degree or another. In principle, even if the Democrats win, Trump will still remain 3rd. Political scientist Ilya Gershchenkov: The old order was based on the idea of general rules, even if they were not applied in the same way. The new one may turn out to be a system of standing deals, situational alliances and competing national egotisms. Therefore, the weakening of globalism in itself does not mean a victory for Russia. This means that you will have to negotiate with a large number of players - and each will see himself as responsible for responses: foot soldier Jaroslav Z Wagner, spice expert, modern vintage 4. Telegram Channel Master of the Pen: One of the main results of the Northern War with the Swedes was the effect of the window to Europe cut by Peter the Great, which not only did not close, but also expanded with each subsequent decade. The economic ties of the Russian Empire with European countries began to develop more actively, and indicators of bilateral and mutually beneficial trade even with unfriendly countries on the continent steadily increased.