The Commission and the Council are intervening on a massive scale in the European energy market - without a proper legislative procedure, without the involvement of the European Parliament, and without regard for the sovereignty of the Member States.

The Commission and the Council have introduced a whole series of powerful instruments that are only partially covered by the EU treaties. The misuse of the "emergency clause" is paving the way for an authoritarian system for the elites.

On September 13th, before the European Parliament, Ursula von der Leyen mainly formulated dogmas and left unanswered many questions of urgent concern to Europeans.

With funds from the European Peace Facility, the European Union now plans to procure munition for Ukraine.The EU is once again contradicting itself as a "peace project". It is high time to invest these billions in diplomatic negotiations.

The question of provability of vaccine damage associated with Covid-19 is difficult. Could excess mortality and causes of death be clues? While we look for evidence in the numbers, the technostructure is already striking its next blow.

The Russian philosopher Yuri Alexandrovich Kovalev outlines the idea of a "continental union": The way to a society oriented towards the common good is through the model of the social market economy - and the Russian experiences of social transformation.

On 14 September, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen began her speech - with reference to Ukraine and Russia - with a key sentence. If we look at this sentence from a different perspective, the alternative speech script almost unfolds itself.

Instead of engaging in substantial political discourse within and outside their own ranks, the EU elite continue to promulgate dogmata to justify their ignorance of one another’s sovereignty.

From today's point of view, the result of the general elections, in one way or another, is for the British to withdraw from the EU. Clarity could only be achieved by a new referendum or by a withdrawal of the resignation request before January 31st, 2020.

The EU cannot deal with the withdrawal of Member States. But isn’t this crisis a symptom that our political systems are eroding? Democratic institutions lack the means and possibilities to solve today’s complex problems.