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the geopolitical energy struggles

Ukraine, Europe, and the Gas War: Who Truly Benefits?

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In the heart of Europe’s most turbulent winter, a decision ripples across continents: Ukraine halts the transit of Russian gas, severing a lifeline that once fuelled Europe’s industries and homes. While framed as a bold stand against aggression, this move raises deeper questions. Who gains when European nations trade energy dependency on Russia for reliance on costlier American gas? And at what price does this align with the global chessboard, where the U.S. and Russia vie for dominance while Europe bears the brunt? This article unravels the layers of this geopolitical shift, exposing the contradictions and consequences often obscured by

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The Intriguing Layers of “Saltburn”

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Upon viewing “Saltburn,” one is immediately drawn into a world where the boundaries between social classes blur and the consequences of one’s choices resonate deeply. The film navigates the intricate dynamics of an upper-upper-class family on the brink of collapse, intertwined with the actions and hidden motives of a member from the middle class. The protagonist, Oliver, serves as a  lens through which the audience witnesses the allure and pitfalls of privilege. His decision to immerse himself in the decadent lifestyle of his affluent friend Felix’s family raises questions about identity, ambition, and the pursuit of acceptance. Emerald Fennell’s direction

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