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[T]he United States is experiencing the final days of its empire.

Both sides will sooner or later come to the conclusion ... that the only compromise is to ensure Ukraine remains neutral.

[T]he worse the situation in Kazakhstan is, the more acute the tension between the U.S. and Russia/China will be.

It seems that only the Ukrainian authorities do not know the main rule of international politics.

Russian political leaders are satisfied with the enhanced dialogue with the West, even if it does not bring immediate results.

Although the election of 'centrist' Biden as president theoretically opened the door to some kind of reconciliation, U.S. society has failed to walk through that door.

The left-wing 'peace doves' from the Democratic Party are thinking of revising their strategy for the use of nuclear weapons and dismissing the possibility of being first to use them.

[I]t was social media that allowed freaks from all over the world to unite.

Joe Biden has lost confidence in European allies, and the loss of importance NATO first experienced under Donald Trump's presidency is accelerating.

[T]he fact that Ukraine was able to gain so much attention in Washington amid issues concerning Afghanistan and China is already a small victory.

The attempt to somehow find common ground, relying on certain principles and forgetting about disagreements, was not successful for Biden.

The U.S. is likely to have already reached a compromise so that Nord Stream 2 can be completed.