Matteo Castagna

✍️Certain circles of power want the relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union to be restarted in order to leave the Brexit process behind. In that context, what could really happen? @MatteoCastagna3 tells you. To read his full analysis click here: sovereignty.com.br/geopoliti…

🇪🇺🌐🇧🇪 Brussels has become a political world of its own. Behind layers of security, sprawling institutions, permanent staffs, media entourages and ever expanding budgets, the #EU has built a governing ecosystem increasingly insulated from the citizens who finance it. #EuropeanUnion #Sovereignty

🇫🇷🇪🇸🇮🇹🇵🇹🇧🇪🇬🇷Europe’s elites talk about rearmament. Europe’s streets are talking about rent, food and energy. From France and Spain to Italy, Portugal, Belgium and Greece, social protests are converging around the same pressures: housing costs, declining purchasing power, austerity and public spending priorities. In France, unions are striking as the government plans more military spending while cutting elsewhere; in Italy, similar anger is building around the budget. A Europe that asks its peoples for more sacrifice while offering them less security and prosperity is manufacturing its own crisis of legitimacy. #EuropeanUnion #SocialCrisis

🇫🇷The French mobilization has become a benchmark for students and citizen organizations from other countries. In the short term, the course of events of the social outbreak will depend on the ability of the unions to articulate general strikes, the impact of the school holidays that could put cold cloths on street mobilizations and the government’s willingness to offer structural solutions in the short, medium and long term. sovereignty.com.br/culture-i… #7novembre

🛢️⛽️The EU has strengthened its energy security by reducing dependence on a single dominant supplier. However, this has created another form of vulnerability: a greater reliance on the global LNG market, import terminals, shipping routes, and volatile international prices. These markets are generally less predictable than long-term pipeline contracts. #Energy

✍️Continuing with his series of analyses, @FranceSacrifiee he shares with us his proposal for the refoundation of the French state and that it serves as a reference for other national states. In a piece of great conceptual value that you can read here: sovereignty.com.br/culture-i…

🚨🇫🇷Because one question is not asked by the various commentators: why are so many French people at the end of their rope?… The figures speak for themselves. In October, inflation reached 3.4% year-on-year; energy prices soared, heating and getting around became very difficult. Unemployment rose to 8.3% in the second quarter. And household confidence fell to its lowest level in thirteen years. This is the real country: Workers who count their pennies as closely as possible, parents who worry more and more, and young people who no longer believe in promises. 🌐sovereignty.com.br/culture-i… #Paris #grevegenerale

🇩🇪 Nord Stream is back at the center of Europe’s political storm. New documents in the Hamburg proceedings are reportedly drawing attention to senior Ukrainian military figures and raising a highly sensitive question: how far up the chain of command did knowledge of the 2022 sabotage reach? German prosecutors are examining alleged Ukrainian links, while the defendant has reportedly been warned not to discuss certain 2022 military operations. The pipelines were destroyed. The full chain of responsibility is still being fought over in court. #NordStream #Germany

🇩🇪 Germany has missed its winter gas storage target. Instead of reaching the 70% level set for the start of November, storage sites were only about 61.5% full. That shortfall is fueling new calls for mandatory filling rules to avoid future supply risks. This is another sign that Merz’s energy policy is failing. Berlin promised stability and preparedness, but Germany is entering winter below target and with growing concerns over long-term energy security. #Germany #EnergyCrisis

🚨More difficulties for the French people due to the "Macron Crisis": The energy consumer ombudsman's annual barometer revealed one in three French people have struggled to pay gas or electricity bills in the past 12 months. It is noted that many consumers are changing their habits as they have trouble paying for electricity and gas. #France

🇫🇷“The proposed measures include the use of #drones for judicial purposes, the suspension of accounts on online services and the possibility of seizing certain social benefits from those responsible for #damages.” #franceinfo Do you want to read more? Click Here 👇 🔗Internet under threat in France? - Expert Analytical Association “Sovereignty”