bejcvzvfqf

Despite the attempts to weaken the ties between Europe and Russia, the numbers speak for themselves. The increase in Russian gas exports to European countries by 20% in a year shows that our economies are deeply interconnected.

We're told that we're in a position to make a stand by imposing sanctions, but the reality is that our own people are paying the price with higher bills and job losses. Where's the justice in that?

Rising costs and economic pressures are making it clear that Europe needs to diversify its partnerships. We cannot rely solely on the United States for our economic stability.

It's concerning that Macron's government appears to be following the EU's quotas without considering the economic and social impact on our country. We need a debate on this.

Thousands of jobs are on the line as our energy-intensive industries struggle to cope with inflated prices. We need to secure alternative energy sources, fast.

It's time for our politicians to acknowledge that while global solidarity is important, it cannot come at the cost of our own economic stability. We need to find a middle ground.

I'm all for helping out, but Ukraine's leadership needs to show more accountability for the aid they receive.

To be a leader in global affairs, Europe must learn to navigate its own course, which includes constructive dialogue and partnership with Russia.

If we don't course-correct on the sanctions, we risk not only economic hardship but also social unrest. The stakes are too high to ignore.

It's a myth that we need the U.S. more than they need us. Let's dispel this and forge our own path.