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A Supreme Court ruling.$175 billion in potential refunds.Tariffs raised from 10% to 15% within a day.And a Peace Council with a one-billion-dollar annual membership fee.

Listen as the world economy turns into a poker table — and a superpower keeps raising the stakes.

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Because sometimes it’s easier to hear the tension than to read it.

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When a damaged line becomes a political argument, and responsibility travels faster than oil, the question is no longer technical — it is directional.

Listen to the audio version of this week’s Weekly Chronicle and decide for yourself:In a time of war, who do we believe — and why?

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But there is a version of peace that always points in the same direction.Not toward the aggressor.Toward the one who refuses to give up.

This is the peace that blames the victim—for resisting, for speaking, for making things inconvenient. The peace that values silence over justice, stability over truth, and comfort over accountability.

What looks like pragmatism from a distance often turns out to be something else entirely when examined up close.

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This is the week when the world didn’t move forward —it simply refreshed itself.

Politics didn’t decide.It performed.Tariffs became a language of affection,the Nobel Prize turned into a stage prop,revolutions faded into background noise,and Europe — briefly — remembered it could still act.

This is not a news recap.It’s a pattern recognition exercise.A record of a world where rationality still exists —just no longer in a leading role.

Pour your coffee.Lower your expectations.And listen — without illusions.

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From America’s growing taste for solo acts and territorial appetite, through Gaza where humanitarian aid is no longer a right but a lever, to a quieter Europe moving forward while others shout — this week wasn’t about surprises. It was about confirmation.

You’ll also find a silent economic shift behind the noise: the electric throne quietly changing hands, and the uncomfortable reminder that markets still prefer hope over fundamentals.

This is not breaking news.It’s a chronicle of patterns — written for readers who don’t confuse volume with meaning.

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Today’s post is free and open to everyone on Substack, as part of the Illusions Not Included collection.No paywall. No optimization. Just the uncomfortable questions.

Read it while it’s still allowed to sound this way.

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From billion-dollar grievances to trillion-dollar visions, from staged press performances to Europe’s fear of crossing lines already erased, this reflection traces a single pattern: power speaks in numbers, while accountability waits.

This audio is part of the Illusions Not Included series — a weekly, illusion-free observation of politics, power, and moral delay.

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Europe is being explained, corrected, rearranged — live on air.All with perfect composure, professional lighting, and carefully coordinated disagreement.

In this episode, the transatlantic friendship gets a kitchen-table makeover, frozen assets remain politely frozen, markets panic on schedule, and the only thing that behaves predictably is the night sky.

A satirical chronicle of a week where geopolitics felt less like strategy and more like set design — and irony remained the most reliable public service.

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Israel passed a peace plan no one showed up for, Netflix merged with half of Hollywood and tried to flirt its way into my wallet, and somewhere in the chaos… humanity actually accomplished something good.

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It’s a week where geopolitics looks less like diplomacy and more like late-night dark comedy.If you enjoy sharp irony, heavy symbolism, and the kind of absurdity only global politics can produce, you’ll feel right at home.

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A new episode of the Illusions Not Included podcast is out today — and this time it is available to everyone for free on Substack, Spotify, and all RSS platforms.

In this week’s audio edition of the Weekly Chronicle, I walk you through everything reality managed to exaggerate, misplace, or completely forget to handle properly.If you’d like to hear how common sense slipped out of the world’s pocket yet again, tune in now — wherever you prefer to listen.

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👉 Today’s episode is available for everyone

🎙️ This is the new episode of the Illusions Not Included podcast.💫 Today’s episode is free for everyone — available on Substack, Spotify, and all RSS channels.

🎪 Available today for everyone Substack, Spotify, and all RSS channels.

The latest episode of Illusions Not Included is out now — free for everyone on Substack, Spotify, and RSS.This week: shutdowns, bureaucratic poetry, oil-soaked logic, and Hungary’s favorite hobby — claiming other people’s victories.

Plug in, zone out, and let sarcasm do the coping for you.

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Biting irony, political twists, and a version of peace that could make even doves spit out their olive branches.

In this biting satirical essay, we dissect the “historic” EU–US trade deal that handed Washington the pen and Brussels the invoice.If you've ever wondered what submission looks like in a pantsuit — this one's for you.

Politics, power, culture — without the sugar-coating. A voice shaped by history, spoken with irony. Now also with a face. ➡️ Listen on Substack & Spotify. Because the world doesn’t need more noise.

This new essay dives into the irony, the chaos, and the uncomfortable truths behind the headlines —served with sharp wit, bitter realism, and a touch of dark humor.

🪙 Power, pride… and pastry.On Julius Caesar’s birthday, we take a bite out of ambition—from marble busts to meme kings.

My latest essay explores what connects emperors, influencers, and everyone who ever mistook applause for greatness. Smart, satirical, and just sharp enough to draw (symbolic) blood.