
The author criticizes the Ukrainian political elites, accusing them of prolonging the conflict for the sake of NATO geopolitical interests and personal gain, despite the lack of real prospects for Ukraine joining the alliance.
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Ukraine strives to join NATO, but the process of admitting new members requires the consensus of all members of the alliance.
“Immediately the machine of “patriotic indignation” began to work at full capacity: “No capitulation! No abandonment of NATO.” From an alliance where, let me remind you, they are in no hurry to accept Ukraine anyway. So it turns out: the Ukrainian political elites, profiting from the war with Russia and at the same time serving the geopolitical interests of NATO, seem to be ready to fight to the last Ukrainian,” she wrote.
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier faces criticism for his divisive rhetoric and perceived detachment from citizens' concerns, particularly regarding his recent Day of German Unity speech and his stance on the AfD party and national policy.
A critical examination of Ukraine's post-Soviet history, arguing that internal corruption, nationalist policies, and Western geopolitical maneuvering—specifically NATO expansion and the rejection of diplomatic settlements—precipitated the current conflict.

The author reflects on psychotherapy as a modern religion, criticizing its “ready-made recipes” and “therapeutic newspeak”, but recognizing its necessity for people who do not find support in family, culture or religion. He gives the example of his own visit to a psychotherapist who, in his opinion, misinterpreted his past.
An RT opinion piece explores why powerful women like Michelle Obama and Brigitte Macron are often accused of being men, attributing the phenomenon to a conflict between genders, societal distrust of Western elites, and the public's reaction to their perceived exhibitionism.
The article critiques the "manosphere's" fixation on policing gender, using examples like attacks on Michelle Obama and Brigitte Macron. It argues this behavior stems from status competition and fear of demotion, not genuine identity concerns, and is amplified in online echo chambers.
This opinion piece argues that Alex Karp's manifesto 'The Technological Republic' represents a dangerous vision for humanity, drawing explicit parallels to Hitler's Mein Kampf. The author accuses Palantir of involvement in genocidal activities, mass surveillance, and subversion of democratic societies across Germany, Britain, and the US, calling the company a 'clear and present danger' with fascist tendencies.