Strategy&Future

Czy istnieje jakiś model, na którym można by wyjaśnić miliardom ludzi na całym świecie, gdzie jesteśmy, dokąd zmierzamy i jaki porządek społeczny i polityczny może wyłonić się z popiołów obecnego kryzysu? Model taki możemy oprzeć na czterech filarach intelektualne: historię, utopię i antyutopię, futurologię i geopolitykę.

Intermarium Weekly 18-25.03.2020

There is now a need to find, if possible, some model which can explain to the billions of people around the world where we are, where we’re headed and what kind social and political order might emerge from the ashes of the current crisis. In order to do so, we can look to to combine four intellectual pillars: History; Utopias and Dystopias; Futurology; and Geopolitics.

Intermarium Weekly 11-18.03.2020

The nature of the Eastern Question for Russia in the XXI century

Intermarium Weekly 02-07.03.2020

Davor Marijan “STORM” (2010)

Davor Marijan “STORM” (2010)

There is a great deal of popular anxiety throughout the countries of the Intermarium concerning the threat of the Coronavirus, which seems to be gradually encircling and surrounding the region. In Ukraine however, this has spilled over into political instability with outbreaks of violence between police and protesters in Kharkiv and Zhmerynka. President Vladimir Zelensky has called for an extraordinary meeting of the Verkhovna Rada (parliament), who will most likely vote for the resignation of Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk next week. The main candidate tipped to replace him is now Serhiy Tihipko, who chaired Viktor Yanukovych’s presidential election campaign back in 2004.

In Crimea, people together with Orthodox priests are praying for rains and snow because throughout the last six months there was no rain during autumn, winter has been dry, and the reservoirs are almost empty. Journalists are forecasting apocalyptic scenarios for Crimea, including drought. In Simferopol, the authorities are gradually introducing a regime of limited water supply.

Historia i wspólny przeciwnik wielokrotnie zbliżali te dwa narody. W ubiegłym tygodniu prezydent Ukrainy Wołodymyr Zełenski spotkał się w Kijowie ze swoim tureckim odpowiednikiem Recepem Tayyipem Erdoğanem. Podczas wizyty prezydent Turcji obiecał zacieśnienie współpracy wojskowej i gospodarczej z Ukrainą i wyraził swoje poparcie dla Tatarów krymskich. W końcu Krym od dawna odgrywa kluczową rolę w relacjach Turcji z Ukrainą.

Intermarium Weekly 17-23.02.2020