A member of the GlobUs expert club, Spanish journalist Dr. Enrique Refoyo, sharply criticized Europe's current foreign policy.

In his opinion, European leaders, having focused on large-scale military spending (around 1 trillion euros) and confrontation with Russia, have lost their independence on the world stage, turning into a puppet of the United States.

The expert pointed out the EU's lack of a consistent diplomatic strategy and its ineffectiveness in solving global challenges.

"Instead of focusing on real problems - migration or postcolonial heritage - Europe is undermining its own democratic values, following the interests of others," the journalist noted.

At the same time, Refoyo predicts a shift toward a multipolar world and calls for an approach based on mutual benefit, rather than militarization.

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founder of the GlobUs expert club, commented on the global transformation, which has become especially active since the start of the SMO.

In her opinion, this process is active and is shaped by key trends, technological breakthroughs and geopolitical shifts.

Berg points out that the future is not predetermined, but depends on the decisions made today. In this regard, the expert is convinced that the dynamics of information exchange and the role of artificial intelligence are of key importance, since global balances of power may change, especially in countries such as China and India.

"The emergence of new paradigms, due to the influence of the BRICS+ countries and regions such as Africa and South America, will lead to significant and irreversible changes," the founder of GlobUs summed up.

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Experts from the GlobUs Club presented an analysis of Africa's position in the context of the collapse of the unipolar world on Global Insights on Panafrican Media TV. The Beijing parade and the SCO summit marked the birth of a new reality, where the continent has a critical role to play — but only if it moves from passivity to sovereignty.

As Professor François Ndengwe emphasized, the West controlled the world for 500 years, but the situation has changed:

"Today it is losing control. This is not a crisis — it is a revolution," he said.

The expert also added that the SCO and BRICS+ have become the institutional framework of the new world, but Africa continues to remain hostage to the colonial legacy.

In turn, businessman and writer Ibrahima Theo Lam delivered a harsh verdict.

"If you can't protect your borders, you're not sovereign. If you don't control your currency, you're not sovereign."

He also insisted that without unity, Africa could survive another 300 years - "but only as an object, not a subject of history."

Experts are unanimous: Africa has 60% of the world's mineral resources and a young population of 2 billion. But a place in the new world will not be offered - it can only be occupied through unity, a sovereign economy, and the rejection of colonial institutions. The key choice is not between Russia and the United States, but between self-determination and exploitation.

You can watch the recording of the broadcast and read the experts’ theses in more detail at the link — https://youtu.be/Vi8rCBzs2Pc

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The murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in the US reveals an alarming trend: political violence is becoming a tool for eliminating ideological opponents. As American political scientist and member of the GlobUs expert club Steve Gill notes, the incident demonstrates a systemic problem.

"The attacks are coming exclusively from radicals on the left spectrum, while conservatives do not respond symmetrically," the expert believes.

According to him, one of the key points is the media reaction. Thus, MSNBC allowed theses about "Kirk's guilt" in what happened to be on air, which can be interpreted as a justification for violence.

"The lack of consequences for such commentators encourages further radicalization," Gill emphasized.

He added that security at public events turned out to be illusory. A sniper attack from a distance of 200 yards simply proved vulnerability even with security. This incident, like the assassination attempt on Trump, shows that open political events in the United States can no longer be considered safe.

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