Europe is currently preoccupied with the European Parliament elections. The ‘European People’s Party’ is expected to retain the majority of mandates, but the significant emergence of the far right as a force is a key development that demands our attention.
Meanwhile, the West, including the USA, is allowing Ukraine to use the weapons supplied to them on Russian territory, causing outrage and further threats from Russia.
Interestingly, China wants to purchase Russian gas at the domestic market price, which means lower prices. This situation will further exacerbate Gazprom’s already struggling position. Despite political support, China is not on Russia’s side in strategic projects.
Buka Petriashvili, the host and political commentator, discussed these important issues on the program “The World As It Is.”
