There is a gold-rush atmosphere - especially among those companies that are supposed to "rebuild" Ukraine. This includes the arms and technology industry, such as the Rheinmetall corporation.

There are laws that are created according to circumstances. And there are occasions when laws are justified. The riots in France were one such occasion, which must justify the Member States resorting once again to censorship under EU orchestration.

Last week, several airlines announced record results. They are now taking off - thanks to the generous transitional public subsidies of recent years. They can weather the economic and energy crisis more easily than others.

Throwing neutral status overboard simply because of an "occasion" that affects third parties, moreover, is not a good solution. Rather, it would be essential to develop new concepts of neutrality on an international stage.

The European Union's ruling elite claims to be a model of soft power. In the struggle for doctrinal supremacy, the EU member states have made themselves vassals of their transatlantic allies.

Germany is currently pursuing an economic policy course that is leading the country straight into a really deep crisis. All those countries whose economies are closely linked to Germany are being dragged along.

Giuliano da Empoli's latest novel "The Magician in the Kremlin" has a toxic effect because it cements resentments and stereotypes instead of helping to dissolve them.

The health system is about to be completely transformed by international organisations and the medical-pharmaceutical technostructure. Many EU Member States will not fight back - their health systems are under great pressure and can no longer be funded.

The pig is the focus of the medical-pharmaceutical technostructure. This debate has not yet reached the general public. Yet it would be important. Because unlike meat consumption, this is about fundamental ethical questions for humanity.

Under the guise of the fight against corruption, the EU institutions are continuing their course of damage to the European economy. Surveillance, prosecution and punishment are becoming commonplace means of an overpowering police state structure.