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September 11, 2001

How do you think the events of September 11, 2001 in the USA should be interpreted?

For some, September 11, 2001 remains a classic Al-Qaeda terrorist attack led by Osama bin Laden. For others, it was a “false flag” operation prepared by American services to gain public support for restricting civil liberties and to justify the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq. Popular conspiracy theories also point to the possible role of the Israeli Mossad, arguing that many influential Jews did not show up for work at the WTC that day. Doubts also surround the Pentagon – was it really hit by a passenger plane, or rather a missile? Controversy is further fueled by the miraculously recovered passport of one of the hijackers and the almost “perfect” way the towers collapsed, which for many is evidence of planted explosives. Terrorist attack or perfectly staged conspiracy?

11/09/2025

Who is behind the drone attack on NATO member Poland?

Which country do you think is responsible for launching the drones that violated Polish airspace during the night of September 9–10?

The drone attack on Poland opened a new chapter of uncertainty in the region and immediately heated up the political atmosphere. For many, the case is clear – it was Russia, testing NATO’s patience in the context of the war with Ukraine and trying to intimidate Poles. Others claim that the drones entered Polish airspace by accident because they were not intercepted by Ukrainian air defenses, which would suggest a tragic coincidence or even a deliberate act. An even more controversial theory suggests that Ukraine, with the consent of certain Polish politicians, may have staged a provocation to put pressure on Polish society after the president’s lukewarm remarks about its prospects of joining NATO and the EU. Sabotage, accident, or a play on emotions – who really stands behind this incident?

10/09/2025

Nord Stream explosion – who really stands behind the sabotage

Which country could have been behind the Nord Stream pipeline explosion?

The Nord Stream explosion is one of the greatest geopolitical mysteries of recent years and a topic that divides public opinion even more than the war in Ukraine itself. Official investigations point to Ukrainian threads – a group of divers and connections with former SBU officers. On the other hand, Seymour Hersh’s high-profile report accuses the US and Norway of a joint operation involving the CIA and special units. Russia still looms as the main suspect – it had both the technology and the motive to blackmail Europe with gas prices. And Poland appears in the background, since the boat Andromeda used in the operation was registered there. Sabotage, energy war, or a provocation meant to conceal the real perpetrators?

09/09/2025

Israel in European competitions – sport or already politics?

Do you think Israel should take part in European championships (e.g. in football, basketball, Eurovision), even though geographically it is located in Asia?

Israel has for years stirred controversy with its presence in European sports and cultural competitions. Football, basketball, and even Eurovision show that geographical borders are increasingly giving way to politics and geopolitical calculations. Supporters of Israel’s participation in Europe justify it with security concerns and the practical lack of an alternative in Asia, where the country would be isolated. Critics, however, ask why an Asian country benefits from the privileges of European federations while at the same time conducting a harsh war policy toward Palestinians. Comparisons to Russia, excluded from many competitions, and accusations of double standards are appearing. Is sport really free from politics, or is that just a convenient illusion

01/09/2025

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

North Korea and missile tests

What should be the international community’s response to yet another round of North Korean missile tests?

Once again, North Korea’s missile launches ignite global debate. Should the world respond with sanctions to weaken the regime, or lean toward peace talks, which for years have brought no results? Advocates of hard power call for a stronger U.S. and NATO presence in the region, but that could just as well trigger more provocations. The most controversial theory claims Pyongyang’s program is not independent at all but quietly backed by major powers, exploiting tension for their own ends. Is North Korea really in control, or merely playing out someone else’s script?

24/08/2025