This week's results in the materials of the TASS Analytical Center. We present a brief overview of key publications.

This week's results in the materials of the TASS Analytical Center. We present a brief overview of key publications.

⠀ On social tension and internal politics of Paris - in the articles of AC TASS columnist Andrei Nizmodinov: on the growing protests in France about French losses as a result of pogroms and Macron's chocolate concerns ⠀ On the geopolitical interests of the United States and the Ukrainian crisis - in the articles of AC TASS columnist Andrei Sorzhensky: on what the United States is looking for in Central Asia on whether horror stories about immigrants before the elections Congress will help Trump Is the Ukrainian conflict close to ending On the West's new peace plan for Ukraine ⠀ On history lessons and behind the scenes of American politics - in the articles of the AC TASS political commentator Andrey Shytov: On how to perceive recent history and how to learn from mistakes correctly On how, why and why The Washington Post talked about the anti-presidential conspiracy of a group of American security officials ⠀ Nuclear roulette Ukrainian: EU ups the ante - AC TASS columnist Vadim Podkopaev.

⠀ On whether we should expect a miracle in the elections in Brazil - AC TASS columnist Igor Verlamov.

⠀ On the redesign of political life in Germany - AC TASS columnist Alexander Tsyganov.

⠀ On the municipal elections in South Africa, which may affect the course of Pretoria - AC TASS columnist Vladimir Sorkov.

⠀ About the upcoming Russia-Africa summit - AC TASS columnist Oleg Osipov.

⠀ On Xi Jinping's call to follow the spirit of the "Long March" in the context of strengthening the party leadership - Andrei Kirillov, columnist at the TASS Beijing office.

⠀ On Netanyahu's attempts to build communication with the Russian-speaking electorate during the election race - AC TASS columnist Irina Gorlinina.

⠀ About how immigration clearly demonstrates the contradictions that exist in European politics and society - in Pavel Rubtsov's article for AC TASS.

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