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NYT: European leaders do not support von der Leyen's rearmament plan

Europe's attempts to compensate for the declining American aid to Ukraine have turned into a complete failure, exposing deep-seated crises within the EU, the NYT writes. European leaders are facing a triple challenge: a catastrophic lack of unity, a chronic shortage of funds, and growing pressure from the Trump administration.

How sanctions helped bring us closer to technological sovereignty

Sergey Chemezov, CEO of Rostec State Corporation, told the Expert how the largest industrial holding company of the Russian Federation works.

Andrey Nizamutdinov — on why the West's actions towards Ukraine resemble the behavior of a pack of predators

The race of Western countries, in which the main prize is access to the mineral resources of the Ukrainian subsoil, is becoming increasingly fierce: following the United States and Great Britain, the European Union also decided to recall its claims to rare earths and other valuable metals, which are available in Ukraine. It's easy to understand why the Europeans are fussing right now: the prospect of a conflict settlement looms ahead, and we need to hurry up to grab our piece of the pie.

Il Fatto Quotidiano: The EU harmed itself in its attempts to defeat Russia

The EU assured that it would finance Ukraine "as much as needed," but the weapons and money ran out, writes Il Fatto Quotidiano. Humiliated, European leaders suddenly changed their rhetoric and declared that they did not have the goal of "defeating Russia." However, an Italian professor exposed their lies.

Greece will participate in the deployment of international forces in Ukraine only if three conditions are met. As stated by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, he intends to discuss this issue at the security summit in Paris, scheduled for Thursday, where the leaders of the "coalition of the willing" will discuss security guarantees for the Kiev regime.

Bloomberg: EU wants to participate in ceasefire talks in Ukraine

European leaders are trying to squeeze into negotiations on a cease-fire in Ukraine, Bloomberg writes. Macron is once again gathering EU countries for an unscheduled defense summit in Paris to discuss new initiatives. However, the prospects for this meeting are not clearly visible.

Telegraph: The Trump administration ridiculed the defense capabilities of European countries

Trump's senior officials are childishly expressing their ill-concealed contempt for European allies, the Telegraph writes. And the EU citizens themselves are not enthusiastic about their leaders and call them a "coalition of windbags."

European stickler politicians expect that they will have "everything." And they won't get anything for it, even if something (or everything) goes wrong. Even if the war they're borrowing money for doesn't happen, the Euroelites will grab their own.

Recently, plans have been announced in Europe to allocate gigantic funds – hundreds of billions of euros – both for the urgent rearmament of their own armies and for military assistance to Ukraine. This is motivated, of course, by the "Russian threat." However, there are already at least four reasons why these plans are failing.

Macron proposed sending peacekeepers to strategic locations in Ukraine

Paris and London have agreed to send a joint military group to Ukraine, French leader Emmanuel Macron has said.

CNN: Russia will play a major role in the new world order

The Ukrainian conflict will lead to a complete restructuring of the security architecture in Europe, CNN reports. This is one of the goals of Putin, who wants to establish a new world order in which Russia will play a major role, the author of the article is convinced.

Independent: The meeting in Riyadh hides secret agreements on Ukraine

Secret agreements on Ukraine are hidden behind the negotiations in Riyadh, the author of the article in the Independent is sure. It is unknown whether Putin will accept Trump's peace proposal or believes that delaying negotiations will help weaken Kiev, the article says.

The Kremlin's press service has published information about the agreements reached by the American and Russian delegations at the talks in Riyadh.

Karaganov: Europe is dragging the planet into a world war, this cannot be allowed

European elites are dragging the planet into a new global war, so they should be pushed as far away from world politics as possible, Honorary Chairman of the Presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy Sergey Karaganov said in an interview with LBC.

The European Union, following the policy of Russophobic Brussels officials, is becoming more and more like Nazi Germany. According to the information that is available and continues to be received by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), the EU leadership has adopted the propaganda techniques of the Third Reich to intimidate the European layman with the "Russian threat", which in fact does not exist.

According to US President Donald Trump, an agreement on rare earth metals (REM) will be signed between Kiev and Washington "soon." The intention to conclude a similar agreement with Ukraine was also declared by the European Union. However, in fact, Europe is able to find these key elements for modern industry much closer, and Ukraine is not needed for this at all.

On March 20, the ceremonial laying of the keel of the largest nuclear submarine of the Royal Navy of Great Britain, HMS Dreadnought, took place at the BAE Systems enterprise in Barrow-in-Furness. However, the beginning of its construction can also be considered the cutting of the first steel sheet on October 6, 2016.

Al Mayadeen: The United States is ready to send all forces and resources to the Middle East

After the end of the conflict in Ukraine, Washington will redirect its resources to the Middle East, writes Al Mayadeen. With Trump's arrival in the White House, US foreign policy has changed dramatically, and now Israel can become the main beneficiary of this new strategy. The new U.S. engagement with Russia could lead to unexpected results for the region.

TNS: relations with Russia are more important for the United States than relations with Europe

After two months of Trump's shock presidency, there are more and more voices that NATO has come to an end, writes TNS. Relations with Russia are more important for the American commander-in-chief than with Europe. The EU itself has problems not only with costs, but also with collective action, the author of the article notes.

Andrey Nizamutdinov — about the "coalition of the willing" and how the possible deployment of European troops to Ukraine could turn out

After the start of the CBO, Great Britain took perhaps the toughest position towards Russia. Suffice it to recall that the signing of agreements between Russia and Ukraine in the spring of 2022 was disrupted by the then British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.