Reflections

<p>153. As the year draws to a close</p>
December 31, 2025

153. As the year draws to a close

Today, the year comes to an end, leaving many issues unresolved worldwide.  For me personally, this year and the previous year have had devastating effects on all fronts. I hope the new year...

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<p>152. France, je t'aime</p>
December 30, 2025

152. France, je t'aime

Actor and producer George Clooney, his wife, human rights lawyer Amal Clooney, and their two children have received French citizenship. The immediate reason is French privacy laws that shield his fami...

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<p>151. far right is increasingly infiltrating everyday culture</p>
December 29, 2025

151. far right is increasingly infiltrating everyday culture

Currently, the far right is gradually increasing its presence across all areas of society, and no country is an exception. Many assume that individuals join the far right because they genuinely b...

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<p>150. Mourning a legend of the century</p>
December 28, 2025

150. Mourning a legend of the century

I never imagined that instead of celebrating the 150th article here, I'd have to write an obituary. This morning, the Brigitte Bardot Foundation announced the death of its founder and president,...

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<p>149. In this world, the rule of law and conventions have no relevance</p>
December 27, 2025

149. In this world, the rule of law and conventions have no relevance

Honduras is a country in Central America, bordered by Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and the Pacific Ocean through the Gulf of Fonseca. Its capital and largest city is Tegucigalpa. The word ‘...

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<p>148. Facts speak volumes</p>
December 26, 2025

148. Facts speak volumes

I am happy to receive some hate mail today, saying that I misquoted the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, in my post yesterday.My friends should have verified for themselves, since nothing is...

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<p>147. Moving from a world order to disorder</p>
December 25, 2025

147. Moving from a world order to disorder

Many years ago, the Marxist Perry Anderson, writing in New Left Review, stated that “on any realistic assessment, international law is neither truthfully international nor genuinely law”. He was right...

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<p>146. Today marks an important day for St. Basil's Cathedral&nbsp;</p>
December 24, 2025

146. Today marks an important day for St. Basil's Cathedral 

If you've ever visited Moscow, you probably were amazed to see Saint Basil's Cathedral in Red Square. It is one of Russia's most iconic landmarks, comparable to India’s Taj Mahal. The cathedral,...

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<p>145. humans are more venomous than snakes</p>
December 23, 2025

145. humans are more venomous than snakes

My regular readers know that I have a few friends in Ukraine, but only two remain in Kyiv. Three friends have moved to Poland, and one is in Munich. According to UNHCR statistics, there are about...

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<p>144. F*CK the throne, I’ll marry the woman I love</p>
December 22, 2025

144. F*CK the throne, I’ll marry the woman I love

As long as people's hearts beat, the names King Edward VIII and Wallis Warfield Simpson will remain in human history, both spoken and written.  King Edward VIII is the sole man who relinquis...

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<p>143. The law is the same everywhere</p>
December 21, 2025

143. The law is the same everywhere

Imagine a scene in which the former prince Andrew Mountbatten Windsor rests across five women's legs, with British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, an associate of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted child sex...

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<p>142. Stability is gradually returning to Libya</p>
December 20, 2025

142. Stability is gradually returning to Libya

Libya made headlines during periods of conflict and crisis, but now that stability is gradually returning, we no longer receive updates. However, after a long wait, some positive news arrived fro...

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