#1 ·
If we’re going to talk politics, we really have no choice but to dive straight into geopolitics.
The nation we call home officially came together on July 1st, 2013.
Where do we stand right now, where are we headed, and what does the horizon look like in 2030 or even 2050?
To start with, our geostrategy feels pretty much set in stone. It follows a very simple "take it or leave it" philosophy.
Our membership in both NATO and the EU has certainly cemented our standing on the global stage.
But it makes you wonder... can we actually maintain an independent foreign policy separate from the EU's direction? How do we leverage our position within the Union to push our own specific goals? What exactly are those goals, and what truly constitutes our national interest?
Are we actually prepared for the possibility of the EU fracturing? Or the idea of NATO dissolving entirely?
What if that happens?
Energy security, the economy, defense, infrastructure, our international standing, potential alternatives to the EU, how we navigate internal EU dynamics, development trends, and keeping a close eye on global shifts—these are all the pillars we should be discussing. But above all, the conversation needs to focus on one thing: how to become as self-sufficient as possible, as quickly as we can...
The nation we call home officially came together on July 1st, 2013.
Where do we stand right now, where are we headed, and what does the horizon look like in 2030 or even 2050?
To start with, our geostrategy feels pretty much set in stone. It follows a very simple "take it or leave it" philosophy.
Our membership in both NATO and the EU has certainly cemented our standing on the global stage.
But it makes you wonder... can we actually maintain an independent foreign policy separate from the EU's direction? How do we leverage our position within the Union to push our own specific goals? What exactly are those goals, and what truly constitutes our national interest?
Are we actually prepared for the possibility of the EU fracturing? Or the idea of NATO dissolving entirely?
What if that happens?
Energy security, the economy, defense, infrastructure, our international standing, potential alternatives to the EU, how we navigate internal EU dynamics, development trends, and keeping a close eye on global shifts—these are all the pillars we should be discussing. But above all, the conversation needs to focus on one thing: how to become as self-sufficient as possible, as quickly as we can...