TrA(m)p situation: the new US president is elected

                People of US have made their choice – the next US President is Donald Trump. The world has reacted differently on the news. Regular people, markets, politicians, there was no indifference, the world seemed to divide. Somehow it concerns everyone. This is the reason why US election's results have place among Eastern European affairs.
               Maybe there is  pointless to discuss why people vote for populists, however, it is important to acknowledge that through the eight years of Obama’s policy not efficient in many areas, Americans decided they needed someone like Trump that time. A perception of Hillary as an another person coming from establishment, a “clan”, made her chances to win smaller. Churchill said: “Democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others” but let’s remember there are still the strong democratic institutions that will impact the US policy besides Trump. 

US elections: when the whole world is watching

     One of the biggest political tension of the year will be resolved this week. Tomorrow the US citizens will choose their next president. The outcome of this elections will change dramatically not only the domestic affairs but it will impact the US foreign policy. Everyone is aware of it. Putin will fight for presidency of Trump till the very end and after it. He understands that no matter how unpopular US president Hillary Clinton will become, but her position towards Russian’s aggression will be tough. And he cannot let happen. Tomorrow the people of USA will vote not only for the future of their country, they will vote for the future of the world. There is no a bipolar world anymore, but the feeling is very similar.

In front of the entire planet

                It is crucial for Russia who will become the next US President from every angle. It is also not an enigma for the world that Russia would try to impact the outcome. Recent email leak of Democratic National Committee (DNC) revealing a preference for Hillary Clinton's campaign was commented by Barack Obama as possible action of Russian. The US foreign policy will change no matter who will be the President: Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. However, Trump is more favourable for Russia as he likes Putin and his leadership and most probably would lift the sanctions. No doubt, Russia wants to see him as a leader of the first “enemy” country.