Jarema Piekutowski

The tragedy of Poland is that it had to conform to the demands of the international Western community. It had to become aggressively capitalist and corporatist and it could not assert its independence. Jarema Piekutowski interviews Maurice Glasman

In the first years of the Cold War, America has taken a giant leap, building NATO and fundamentally transforming its military posture. Recently there's a lot of talk out of Washington, but there's nothing like that effort

The common mistake is to assume that China is like the Soviet Union. In the year 2019, 130 million Chinese left China freely. Many of them came back. If China had been a repressive society, a gulag, they would not have left, and if they somehow had managed to leave, they wouldn’t have come back

In today’s globalized world where demons of Russian, Chinese, Turkish and Persian imperialism are awakening, it is crucial – and I absolutely believe in that – to cultivate common Western patriotism

Democracy needs to show that it is capable of providing public goods for a wide range of people. And I think in places where democracy risks deteriorating, people who are in favour of democracy need to unite to defend democracy and not fight amongst themselves

While waiting for Jordan Peterson's new book, I asked myself first of all: has his encounter with chaos changed anything in his perception of the world? Changes have occurred – small, but still significant

Europe still does not see China as a national security problem, at most an economic problem, and, to a large extent, an economic opportunity. In the US we now look at China as a military and economic problem set

On the one hand, China has market access, and on the other hand, it has developed a predatory market policy. The Chinese are outcompeting Western companies by subsidizing their own, largely state-owned enterprises. This is why the Trump administration finally said: enough

People in the West have sex less often than they did a dozen years ago, and the sex they do have is increasingly unsatisfying and assumes completely new forms. Is the western world standing on the precipice of a sexual recession?

A study published in 2016 argued that China was going to have the second largest navy in the world, second only to the US in 2020. Now we have new estimates suggesting that China’s navy is already the largest one in the world

There is a new bipolar order in the world, determined by the rivalry between the USA and China. The risk of a world nuclear war is low, but a limited maritime war is likely.