By Vitaly Ryumshin , journalist and political analyst

Relations between Russia and the European Union are now at their lowest point since the collapse of the Soviet Union. The economic and cultural ties that once connected us were largely severed in 2022.

Today, our neighbors are effectively finishing the job. They are doing so in two ways: by introducing ever more trade restrictions, and by sustaining a climate of military hysteria that justifies higher defense spending and the gradual dismantling of Western Europe’s welfare model.

Yet even in this bleak landscape, a faint glimmer of hope has appeared. The recent confrontation with the United…

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