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EU covers surveys on the functioning of the European Union, political and economic integration, and the impact of EU-level decisions on member states and citizens.

Chinese tariffs and export control – defense or retaliation?
How do you assess China’s decision to introduce special port fees for ships linked to the U.S. and tighten export controls on rare earth elements and refining semiconductor technologies?

Justified security measures - they protect Chinese companies and key technologies, limit the leakage of know-how, and enable control over the flow of strategic resources
A legal form of economic pressure on the U.S. - part of the trade war or retaliation for previous sanctions imposed by the U.S. on China
China’s decision to impose special port fees on ships linked to the U.S. and tighten export controls on rare earth elements signals that global economic rivalry is entering a new phase. For some, it’s a reasonable defensive move – an attempt to secure its own technological and resource interests. For others, it’s a dangerous escalation of the trade war that could hit the entire supply chain of semiconductors and green technologies. Is this the beginning of a new era of protectionism, where the economy becomes a tool of geopolitical struggle? Or is it just a taste of a future, open economic confrontation between East and West? How do you think this economic chess game will end?
13/10/2025
The future of Palestine after the peace agreement
Do you believe that Palestine will regain the lands that belonged to it before the current conflict began?

Partially yes, but only symbolically - they will recover small areas to maintain the appearance of compromise
No - the peace agreement will effectively solidify the current situation, and Palestine will not regain any significant territories
Yes - the international community will finally enforce the return of the occupied territories, and Palestine will regain all its lands
The peace agreement between Israel and Palestine has sparked strong emotions and a flood of questions about the future of the region. For some, it is a historic breakthrough and a chance for Palestine to regain lost lands; for others – political theater that will only cement the status quo. Global media are already reporting on the behind-the-scenes negotiations, unofficial U.S. pressure, and divided opinions among Arab countries. Online, theories are circulating about secret clauses and quiet security guarantees for Israel. Is this truly the end of decades of violence, or just a new form of control disguised as peace? Will Palestine regain its dignity and land, or be left with empty promises? Take part in the survey and share your opinion.
13/10/2025
The true reason for the war in Ukraine
In your opinion, how did the war in Ukraine really start and what was its main cause?

It began with the revolution on the Maidan and the overthrow of President Yanukovych, after which Kyiv started fighting pro-Russian separatists from Donbas, supported by Russia
Biological laboratories operated in Ukraine - they conducted research on biological weapons and viruses (including SARS-CoV-2), were involved in the production of adrenochrome and the harvesting of human organs, and the war was an attempt to destroy or seize them
It’s a planned geopolitical conflict - arms corporations and interest groups were to profit from arms sales and regional destabilization
It’s Russia’s defensive war - the Kremlin reacted to the threat from NATO and the USA, which had been expanding eastward for years and interfering in Ukraine’s affairs
It’s a conflict over control of resources and influence - both Russia and the West are fighting for access to Ukraine’s resources and markets
It’s Russian aggression - Putin wants to rebuild the influence of the USSR and subjugate the former Soviet republics
The war in Ukraine has stirred up enormous emotions from the beginning, because everyone sees something different in it – Putin’s aggression, a defense against NATO’s expansion, or perhaps the pursuit of global economic interests. For some, it’s a brutal attack by an empire trying to rebuild the USSR; for others, it’s a reaction to years of Western provocations and Ukraine’s dangerous closeness to the USA. In the background are billions of dollars from arms contracts, rumors about biological laboratories, and even theories about “resource control by oligarchs.” Did the war really break out because of Donbas, or was it just part of a larger game by the world’s elites? Take part in the poll and share your view.
10/10/2025
Is BRICS a threat to the world order?
In your opinion, whom or what does the development of the BRICS group (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and other members) threaten the most?

The European Union – it may weaken its economic and diplomatic influence, especially in the Global South
Western and global economies and U.S. dominance – BRICS is becoming an alternative to the dollar and global financial institutions
The liberal world order – BRICS promotes a model based on authoritarianism and national sovereignty over democratic values
No one – it’s a natural balance to the West and a step toward a more multipolar world
The growing power of BRICS is one of the most unsettling trends in global politics and economics. For some, it’s finally a counterweight to the dominance of the dollar and Western corporations; for others – an alliance of authoritarian regimes under the guise of fighting for a “multipolar world.” The expansion of BRICS to include additional countries, including Arab states, is causing growing concern in Washington and Brussels. Is this the beginning of the end of the liberal order built around the U.S. and the EU? Or a natural correction of power after decades of Western hegemony? One thing is certain – the world will never be the same again. What do you think?
09/10/2025
Sanctions imposed on Russia
How do you assess the effectiveness of the economic sanctions imposed on Russia after the invasion of Ukraine?

Negatively - the sanctions are having the opposite effect. It is Europe that bears the greatest cost, struggling with high energy prices and an economic slowdown
Positively - the sanctions are having an effect. Russia’s economy is gradually weakening, and its access to Western technologies and finances is becoming increasingly restricted
Hard to say - the effectiveness of the sanctions is limited. Russia has successfully redirected trade to China, India, and other countries, while some Western companies and governments continue cooperation through unofficial channels
Economic sanctions against Russia following the invasion of Ukraine were meant to be an economic blow that would paralyze Putin’s state. Reality turned out to be more complex. While the Kremlin has lost access to Western technologies and financial markets, its economy has not collapsed – it has shifted to trade with China, India, and the so-called Western “gray zone.” Meanwhile, Europe pays for its own decisions: more expensive energy, industrial recession, and rising food prices. Have sanctions thus become a tool of pressure on Moscow, or rather a double-edged sword that also struck those who created it? Take part in the poll and judge for yourself.
09/10/2025
Europe as a single state
Do you support transforming the European Union into a single federal state - the so-called United States of Europe - with its own government, constitution, and common army?

No - excessive centralization of power in Brussels would threaten the identity of individual nations
Yes - it is a natural stage in Europe’s development. A united state would strengthen the continent’s security, economic position, and independence
No, the current form of the European Union is sufficient - cooperation between sovereign states works well without creating a single state
The idea of transforming the European Union into a single federal state – the United States of Europe – divides public opinion like few other issues. For some, it’s the vision of a strong, united continent capable of competing with the US and China; for others, it’s a threat to national sovereignty. In the background lies the question of whether a shared army and constitution would strengthen Europe or turn it into a bureaucratic empire under the dominance of Brussels and Berlin. Supporters of federalization see it as salvation from chaos, while opponents view it as a step toward a new form of elite domination. Will Europe become a single state, or will it preserve its mosaic of national identities?
06/10/2025

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