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The U.S. is considering withdrawing from NATO. President Trump has labeled NATO a "paper tiger" after Europe refused to support the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and denied the U.S. use of bases for strikes against Iran. He believes that following U.S. support for Ukraine, assistance from allies should have been a given. However, Europe sees it differently. They view this as a "war of choice" by the U.S. and have no desire to be dragged into a new conflict in the Middle East.
This situation exposes a much deeper contradiction. NATO was built on the foundation of collective defense, yet the U.S. now expects support even in offensive operations. When both sides no longer share the same understanding of their obligations, the alliance begins to fracture.
The critical takeaway is that this narrative isn't confined to the military sphere. This is the same trend currently unfolding in the economy: a shift from cooperation to hard bargaining. Much like tariffs and protectionism, nations are increasingly prioritizing their own interests over global efficiency. As cooperation weakens, supply chains fragment, costs rise, and inflation becomes more persistent.
If this continues, it won't just be a story about Iran or NATO. It is a sign that the global order is shifting—a world where alliances, trade, and capital flows are all being reshaped by individual national interest
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Ani tam, ani tutaj. Teraz gdzieś w okolicy 67 — i wrażenie, że rynek po prostu się skrył.

I szczerze, sprawa teraz w ogóle nie dotyczy kryptowalut.

Wszystko kręci się wokół Bliskiego Wschodu. Każda wiadomość — i rynek się szarpie. Ale najdziwniejsze jest nawet nie to, a retoryka Pana Trumpa 😂.

To zwycięstwo, to groźby, to „odblokujcie cieśninę”, to „no i nie trzeba”.