Merz plays Putin card to deter Trump | Modi chickens out | Greenland comedy

Описание: Merz flirts with Putin | Modi chickens out | Greenland comedy

We start with Germany and its sudden romance with Russian energy. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz recently visited India and casually said Germany is totally fine with India buying Russian oil. No lectures. No moral sermons. Just vibes. This from the same Europe that screamed sanctions, ethics, and values. So what changed? Energy panic. Industrial collapse. Reality check. We decode why Germany quietly needs Russian energy again and why Berlin’s tone suddenly sounds very polite.

Next, we turn to India. And yes, we go hard. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks increasingly weak while trying to please Donald Trump. From trade pressure to political posturing, India’s leadership appears to be bending instead of negotiating. In this segment, we question whether New Delhi is defending national interest or just chasing foreign approval. No filters. No sugarcoating.

Then comes pure Greenland comedy. Big powers, big threats, big speeches, and absolutely ridiculous strategic drama over ice, snow, and fantasy maps. Greenland once again becomes the stage where global powers pretend geography is optional and logic is negotiable.

Finally, the most shocking part. Honesty. From Israel. An Israeli reporter publicly admitted what everyone already suspected. That the so-called protesters inside Iran were actually backed by foreign actors.

Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:56 Germany's romance with Russia
07:17 Modi snubs BRICS
10:47 Greenland comedy
12:53 Israel reporter spills the beans