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Alex Krainer: Can the EU Survive the Biggest Threat in History?!
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Europe faces rising threats from oligarchic powers pushing war agendas, economic decline, and militarization. Provocations in the Balkans, Greece-Turkey tensions, and British-led destabilization efforts risk triggering wider conflict. Meanwhile, NATO expansion and proxy wars aim to encircle Russia, but resistance grows. Hope lies in emerging alliances, de-dollarization, and public awakening to prevent World War III.
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