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[Rick Wilson @TheRickWilson]

I’m shocked. Shocked, I tell you,

[Mark Slapinski @mark_slapinski]

I'm praying Donald Trump makes a full recovery from his stroke.

We need him alive so we can send him to FEDERAL PRISON for raping kids.

[Acyn @Acyn]

McBride: I assume you are aware that Greenland is part of Denmark?

Rubio: For now.

[European Supremacist @Chodbin35]

@SpanishChud @DylanALTKY That's good. Spain and the Spanish are quite highly regarded in the UK.

[Mykhailo Rohoza @MykhailoRohoza]

D7: A New Geopolitical Player?

Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen has proposed the creation of a new alliance of democracies — D7, the “Democratic Seven.” The proposed members are Australia, Canada, the European Union, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and the United Kingdom.

Together, these economies generate roughly $36 trillion in GDP — about 30% of global economic output. They possess enough economic weight to resist coercion even from the world's largest powers.

D7 is envisioned not as a closed club, but as an advanced core surrounded by concentric circles of associated members and partners. Countries could participate in specific initiatives according to their interests, creating flexible coalitions through what Rasmussen calls “variable geometry.”

The idea did not emerge by accident.

The international environment is changing rapidly. An increasingly coordinated axis of authoritarian states — Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea — is becoming more visible. The war against Ukraine has highlighted this trend: North Korean ammunition and troops, Iranian drones, and Chinese technological and economic support have all contributed to Russia’s war effort.

At the same time, U.S. foreign policy is evolving. Washington increasingly acts according to immediate strategic interests rather than as the unquestioned leader of the democratic world. Global trade disputes, sanctions, protectionism, and technological competition continue to intensify.

Against this backdrop, Rasmussen argues for a flexible coalition of advanced democracies capable of jointly protecting their economic, technological, and security interests.

In effect, D7 would represent a new architecture of democratic influence that is not entirely dependent on American leadership.

What Would D7 Do?

1. Create a democratic trade alliance.
2. Coordinate protection against economic coercion.
3. Align technology policies.
4. Invest jointly in artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and space exploration.
5. Secure access to critical raw materials.
6. Develop new defense cooperation mechanisms modeled on support for Ukraine.
7. Build an alternative to China's Belt and Road Initiative.

The proposal's authors openly acknowledge that D7 should be capable of functioning even without direct U.S. participation if Washington continues reducing its global leadership role. At the same time, the door would remain open. The United States could participate as an associated member in specific coalitions or eventually join the core of D7 should its political direction change.

Why Does It Matter?

The world is gradually moving away from the era of a single superpower toward a system of multiple competing geopolitical centers.

For decades, the security and prosperity of many countries were built around American leadership. Today, democracies are increasingly searching for new mechanisms to collectively defend their interests.

A particularly relevant example is the so-called “Coalition of the Willing” supporting Ukraine, initiated by the United Kingdom and France. Operating outside NATO’s traditional bureaucracy, it has demonstrated that flexible coalitions can often move faster than established international institutions.

Rasmussen proposes applying this same principle to trade, technology, investment, and geopolitics.

The Future of the Project

At present, D7 remains more of a concept than a formal organization. Yet the logic behind its emergence is highly significant.

The world is entering a period of new international blocs and coalitions. Countries are no longer aligning solely around military power but also around technology, logistics, energy, critical resources, artificial intelligence, and control of global supply chains.

If implemented, D7 could become a new center of power within the democratic world — more flexible, more technologically advanced, and more economically focused than many existing institutions.

[War Monitor @WarMonitors]

⚡️#UPDATE Iran bombs Kuwait International Airport

[Liberal Democrats @LibDems]

We cannot increase our reliance on US technology while the President is tearing up the rules-based order and threatening our allies.

Ministers must wake up to reality, cancel their misguided F-35A order, and buy British jets instead.

[GBX @GBX_Press]

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[European Supremacist @Chodbin35]

@DailyMail Excellent stuff

[Daily Mail @DailyMail]

Treasury minister says Britain rejoining the EU is 'inevitable' as Labour's pro-Brussels push ramps up https://t.co/IWAY4jIGLR

[European Supremacist @Chodbin35]

@dumbidot1 Haha, says an American. You guys are so pathetic.

[European Supremacist @Chodbin35]

@RevivedThoughts No, that's airside. The equivalent of international waters.

[RS Archer @archer_rs]

A key development in EU legislation. The EU Returns rules now allow for fast tracking of illegal immigrants into the EU back to their original nation.

[Anon Opin. @anon_opin]

How can you tell if an American is poor? They believe the lies the right tell them about Europe. Rich Americans know everything is better in Europe because they've been there.

[Not Jerome Powell @alifarhat79]

Iran: We’re ending negotiations with the United States.

Netanyahu: Trump:

[Ben Judah @b_judah]

The experience of Brexit has actually made British voters more positive about the European Union — in fact more so than Dutch, Polish, Italian, Hungarian, Spanish, French and Greek voters.

[Devin Nunes' Cattle Dog 🇺🇦 🇪🇺🇺🇸🇨🇦 @Kaos_Vs_Control]

Retired commanding general, U.S. Army Europe, Ben Hodges: Trump administration has failed miserably on Ukraine. They have so clearly been on Kremlin's side. All the pressure has been on Ukraine to make concessions. Fortunately, Ukraine no longer even pays much attention to that.

[Politics Global @PolitlcsGlobal]

🚨🇬🇧 NEW: Cyprus is seeking guarantees from the UK that its British bases will not be used unilaterally by Donald Trump for military strikes if Nigel Farage becomes Prime Minister

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[alanW @Alan22758]

@txgermanbre I have europoor fatigue...the average American can't comprehend that how ever bad Europe is..its 100 times better than America...brainwashed is real

[Olena Rohoza @OlenaRohoza]

Keith Kellogg:
"I would like to ask the President of Russia to rein in Mr. Medvedev.
We have plenty of alcoholics in the White House too, but they are not threatening to start a nuclear war and drag the world into it."