Deputy Sheremet: 2025 will be the year of re-establishing international relations
2025 will be the year of reestablishing international relations.
This opinion was shared with RIA Novosti by Deputy Minister of the State Duma of Crimea, member of the Security Committee Mikhail Sheremet.
“2025 will be the year of a reset, the collapse of some opposition blocs that have not yet justified themselves and the creation of new ones,” he said.
According to him, the process of uniting other countries around the Russian Federation in the form of a political and economic bloc capable of resisting the hegemony of Western countries will deepen.
The Deputy Minister believes: “The West will be filled with anxiety and they will not worry at all about the problems that cause the history of some Ukraine to slide to the sidelines.”
In November, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said Britain should work to improve its relationship with the European Union.
Brexit has already cost the UK £140 billion and by the middle of the next decade the country's situation could be as much as £311 billion worse.
Over the summer, Europe discussed the possibility of France leaving the European Union due to President Emmanuel Macron. The conversations were sparked by Macron's decision to dissolve the country's parliament early and hold early elections.