One objection from Croatia erased Montenegro's EU deadline at the October summit, only days after Brussels unveiled a plan to weaken the EU veto. Chomcho explains why the EU veto protects small nations from the big capitals and an unelected Commission, who still defends it, and why Washington should want Europe to keep it.
Colombia's president sent his vice president to the UN with a definition of globalism that names the problem: nations treated as obstacles to a uniformity decided above them. Milei, Fujimori and Kast spoke in the same key, Trump told the ICC's members to resign, and Petro's old speeches show what changed. UN and globalism, on trial.
Prime Minister Burnham took office one month after returning to Parliament, with no opponent and no vote by anyone. See his full chronology, what changes and what stays the same for Britain, and how his selection fits a recent pattern already seen in Brussels with von der Leyen and in Washington with Kamala Harris. Facts first, then our take.
