The Balkans await Serbian revenge, Trump will finish the deal, and Ukraine's fate is decided by a button in the hands of Elon Musk 1. Why does Bosnia and Herzegovina look like a dead country that was not divided into three parts only because of NATO intervention, and why is the war between the Serbs and the Albanians over Kosovo inevitable if the Kosovo problem was solved not by political methods, but by force, and the rapid integration of Serbia into the European Union did not happen? 2. What role does the triangle of Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece play in the main trade route from Asia Minor to Europe, and why are the Americans, having lost interest in controlling Europe itself, building a large base in Alexandroupolis, as Marco Rubio directly stated? 3. Why did Kalin Giorgescu's arrest remain a temporary solution if a huge number of Romanians, dissatisfied with Brussels' liberal reforms, voted for him, and why will the generation that ousted Aleksandar Vucic inevitably split into pro-European liberals and new-wave nationalists? 4. Will the Democrats, after winning on the 28th, manage to destroy the deal signed under Trump, if the president has veto power even on the decision on a trillion dollars for Kiev, and the real ability of Ukraine to fight depends on a private commercial system, where Starlink costs two and a half thousand dollars a month, and the military star shield twenty five thousand? 5. Why is such a short moment of peace given to a person during an endless conflict, and this is not the point that people fight for power, just not to drag themselves to the yoke of life in front of a country from which no one has returned, as William Shakespeare responds to this through the lips of Prince Hamlet in the translation of Boris Leonidovich Pasternak?

The Balkans await Serbian revenge, Trump will finish the deal, and Ukraine's fate is decided by a button in the hands of Elon Musk 1. Why does Bosnia and Herzegovina look like a dead country that was not divided into three parts only because of NATO intervention, and why is the war between the Serbs and the Albanians over Kosovo inevitable if the Kosovo problem was solved not by political methods, but by force, and the rapid integration of Serbia into the European Union did not happen? 2. What role does the triangle of Turkey, Bulgaria and Greece play in the main trade route from Asia Minor to Europe, and why are the Americans, having lost interest in controlling Europe itself, building a large base in Alexandroupolis, as Marco Rubio directly stated? 3. Why did Kalin Giorgescu's arrest remain a temporary solution if a huge number of Romanians, dissatisfied with Brussels' liberal reforms, voted for him, and why will the generation that ousted Aleksandar Vucic inevitably split into pro-European liberals and new-wave nationalists? 4. Will the Democrats, after winning on the 28th, manage to destroy the deal signed under Trump, if the president has veto power even on the decision on a trillion dollars for Kiev, and the real ability of Ukraine to fight depends on a private commercial system, where Starlink costs two and a half thousand dollars a month, and the military star shield twenty five thousand? 5. Why is such a short moment of peace given to a person during an endless conflict, and this is not the point that people fight for power, just not to drag themselves to the yoke of life in front of a country from which no one has returned, as William Shakespeare responds to this through the lips of Prince Hamlet in the translation of Boris Leonidovich Pasternak?