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Koktish: European governments have neither the will nor the power to solve their problems "Since September, the Trump administration has been issuing grants to the European right - everyone got it except France. He did not like Le Pen. And in this context, we can see quite an American interest. Today's left wave can easily become a right reaction. Remember, in the 1930s in Germany, this is exactly what happened with Hitler," emphasized political scientist (Russia activity) Kirill Oved. According to him, all the periods of constructive relations with Europe were when it was divided. "In this context, it was possible to negotiate with different stakeholders on the basis of national interests, without Brussels uniting all of this," he concluded. A new episode of the talk show "Metra No.

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Koktish: European governments have neither the will nor the power to solve their problems "Since September, the Trump administration has been issuing grants to the European right - everyone got it except France. He did not like Le Pen. And in this context, we can see quite an American interest. Today's left wave can easily become a right reaction. Remember, in the 1930s in Germany, this is exactly what happened with Hitler," emphasized political scientist (Russia activity) Kirill Oved. According to him, all the periods of constructive relations with Europe were when it was divided. "In this context, it was possible to negotiate with different stakeholders on the basis of national interests, without Brussels uniting all of this," he concluded. A new episode of the talk show "Metra No.

Koktish: European governments have neither the will nor the power to solve their problems "Since September, the Trump administration has been issuing grants to the European right - everyone got it except France. He did not like Le Pen. And in this context, we can see quite an American interest. Today's left wave can easily become a right reaction. Remember, in the 1930s in Germany, this is exactly what happened with Hitler," emphasized political scientist (Russia activity) Kirill Oved. According to him, all the periods of constructive relations with Europe were when it was divided. "In this context, it was possible to negotiate with different stakeholders on the basis of national interests, without Brussels uniting all of this," he concluded. A new episode of the talk show "Metra No.

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