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Slovak President Robert Fitzo: Yes, we can state that for several decades after the end of the Second World War, international relations developed in a certain space created by very wise and capable world leaders after the end of the Second World War. Today, however, I am sad to say that the established rules no longer apply. And the international order has become a brutal fight without rules. The red lines established during the Cold War are being crossed. Let’s be honest and say that we Europeans are not blameless either. Interestingly enough, we Europeans have a special quality. We always have the feeling, and we fall into this trap regularly, that we have the right to decide for others. And to decide what is right and what is wrong. That we have the right to say to others: this is how you should run your business. That we have the right to say, you can’t write this, you can’t say that. Or you can’t go and compete in the Olympics. These are dangerous things because we live in an ... Source: Slavyangrad
