“We are heading towards de-globalization, which will have a major impact on European economies”

In Europe, and in Greece, there is a sense that Russia is isolated after the invasion of Ukraine. How does the rest of the planet perceive the events of the last two months? “Reality is different”answers us Konstantinos Filis. The world map other “witnesses”. The attitude of India, a partner of the Americans, but also of the countries of the Middle East, with all that entails, shows intentions that cannot go unnoticed.

The professor of International Relations and analyst of International Affairs of ANT1 was hosted in the studio at Newsbeast. THE war in Ukraine furious and, of course, creates a domino of developments on the geopolitical chessboard. “We are heading towards a globalization”. What does this mean; “Regions will also cooperate financially with each other. “It seems that the choice has been made to buy more expensively in order to reduce our dependence, which will have a major impact on European economies.”he explains to us.

As for the real battle, not the economic one, do we have a picture of what exactly is happening in Ukraine? We know how many victims there are on both sides. Mr. Filis is categorical: “In no case. Nor can one estimate what exactly is happening. “. The teacher goes on to say: “Just as we are ‘blind’ to specific areas occupied by the Russians, so the numbers heard from the Ukrainian side that more than 20,000 Russian soldiers and mercenaries have lost their lives seem excessive to me. It’s a big number. More than the total number of Americans lost in Iraq and Afghanistan in the last 20 years. “.

Listen to the interesting analysis of Professor Konstantinos Filis on the Newsbeast podcast

Timeline

0:42 Do we have a real picture of the victims on both sides?

1:55 The trench warfare and the propaganda war.

3:33 How does the rest of the world see and treat Russia, apart from the image that prevails in Europe and Greece?

7:19 The trend of de-globalization. What does this mean and what will be the consequences?

11:40 Why is NATO coming out stronger than what happened?

14:55 Europe is in the big losers. A giant with clay legs that has no role and no reason. We are leading to a fragmented Europe.

20:08 The case of Yugoslavia and the responsibility of the West.

24:24 Turkey seems to have managed to take advantage of the crisis and gain ground in diplomacy. How did it work and did it work?

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