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Should Ukraine attack targets deep inside Russia?

Do you think that Ukraine, defending itself against Russian aggression, should carry out attacks deep into Russian territory?

Ukraine’s attacks on targets deep inside Russia are one of the most controversial issues of the war, dividing public opinion and experts. Supporters of this strategy argue that it is not only a natural right to self-defense, but also the only real way to weaken the Russian war machine. Critics warn, however, that crossing this line could lead to uncontrollable escalation and even trigger World War III. There is also an economic aspect – striking oil and gas pipelines would harm not only Russia, but also Europe, which depends on these supplies. Some voices also claim that it is not Ukraine making the decisions, but the West dictating the course of the war. So is Kyiv fighting for its own survival, or is it carrying out someone else’s plan? Cast your vote in the poll and decide where the boundary of self-defense lies.

26/08/2025

Same-sex marriage – equal rights or a privilege?

Should same-sex couples be allowed to marry?

Same-sex marriage has long divided societies and ignited debates about the limits of freedom, tradition, and the redefinition of family values. Supporters emphasize equality – if the constitution guarantees equal treatment, why should orientation exclude someone from marriage? Opponents argue it’s not about discrimination but about defending a cultural foundation: marriage as a union of a man and a woman that passes on life. In the background, there are arguments about “gender ideology,” pressure from the European Union, and even conspiracy theories about global elites wanting to “dismantle the family.” Is this a fight for human rights, or the opening of the door to social engineering? Take part in the poll and decide for yourself.

24/08/2025

Will Ukraine regain the territories occupied by Russia?

Do you think Ukraine will be able to regain the territories occupied by Russia as a result of the war?

The war in Ukraine has from the very beginning raised the question of whether the country has a real chance to reclaim all the lost territories, including Crimea. Some argue that the determination of Ukrainians and Western support will be enough to reverse the course of the conflict. Others believe that Russia, with its military and resource advantage, will not give up the occupied territories, and any attempt to retake them will end in escalation. There is also the factor of global powers – the USA, China, and the EU – whose policies may decide the future of the borders. In the background, conspiracy theories circulate about secret deals and a “frozen conflict” lasting decades. Will Ukraine truly regain full sovereignty, or will the world accept a new division? Vote in the poll and share your opinion.

23/08/2025

Poland and the peace talks in Washington

Do you think Poland, given the enormous support it has provided to Ukraine, should have been invited to the peace talks in Washington (18.08.2025)?

The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has divided public opinion for years, and Poland’s support for Kyiv is undeniably immense – from billions spent on aid to hosting millions of refugees. That is why the absence of Warsaw at the peace talks in Washington raises questions about Poland’s real position on the international stage. Some argue that Poland earned a place at the table, while others say it is not formally a party to the war and its presence could only make negotiations more difficult. Added to this are the tensions in Polish-Ukrainian relations, which weaken Warsaw’s arguments. Is Poland’s exclusion a matter of cold calculation or a deliberate marginalization of an ally?

16/08/2025

Which country causes the most harm to the global economy?

Which country do you consider the most “dangerous” in terms of destroying other nations’ economies?

This question could spark a heated debate, as it strikes at the image of great powers and their impact on the world’s economies. The USA has for decades been accused of destroying markets through sanctions, speculation, and dollar policy. China is criticized for its “debt trap” and taking over strategic sectors. Russia uses energy blackmail, while the EU – according to its critics – imposes regulations that make markets dependent on its standards. Israel is often seen as a player lobbying in the technology and defense sectors, and India – for its expansion in IT and services. Who is really the “economic destroyer”?

14/08/2025

Ban on Combustion Cars vs. Development of Gas Stations

How do you assess the ban on the sale of new combustion engine cars in the European Union from 2035, considering that gas station networks are still expanding rapidly?

The planned ban on the sale of new combustion engine cars in the EU from 2035 is sparking heated debates – supporters call it a historic step toward climate neutrality, while opponents see it as a technocratic experiment detached from reality. Meanwhile, gas station networks, instead of winding down operations, are investing in expansion, which for many is a sign that oil and gasoline will not disappear overnight. Critics point to the still sluggish pace of charging infrastructure development, as well as problems with battery recycling and lifespan. Conspiracy theories claim the ban is a tool to control mobility, with the elite having their own loopholes. Will 2035 mark a green revolution or just another political illusion?

13/08/2025

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