Europe, according to Pedro Siza Vieira, is bowing down to the United States to avoid isolation.

Discussion resumes following summer break, as August's period of minimal news events concludes. Pedro Siza Vieira and Pedro Marques Lopes provide analysis, with Paul Baldaia moderating the debate.

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2025 September 13 . 5:19 AM

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Europe is showing embarrassment towards the United States in an attempt to avoid isolation, as... — Europe is showing embarrassment towards the United States in an attempt to avoid isolation, as asserted by Pedro Siza Vieira.

Europe, according to Pedro Siza Vieira, is bowing down to the United States to avoid isolation.

In the realm of international politics, the central focus this week has been on the shifting dynamics of global power. The Russian President, Vladimir Putin, held significant meetings with key world leaders, including Chinese President Xi Jinping, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit. This collective bloc, often seen as a counterweight to traditional US influence, has been making waves in the international arena.

On the domestic front, the Constitutional Court in a certain country has deemed several norms of the Foreigners Law unconstitutional. This decision could have far-reaching implications for the country's immigration policies.

Meanwhile, the President of an unspecified nation, Marcelo, has been making headlines for his controversial remarks regarding former US President Donald Trump. Marcelo is alleged to have referred to Trump as an asset of Russia or the Soviet Union. This statement has added fuel to the ongoing geopolitical tensions between the two nations.

In Europe, there are accusations flying around about a lack of desire for peace. Sources from the White House and the Kremlin spokesman have levelled these allegations, adding another layer of complexity to the already tense relationship between the two continents.

In Brazil, the trial of former President Jair Bolsonaro has been reopened in Brasília. Bolsonaro is being judged for attempting a coup d'état and for attempting to violently abolish the Democratic State of Law.

Back in the US, Trump's meeting with Putin in Alaska did not yield any peace plan. Instead, Trump returned empty-handed, leaving many wondering about the future of US-Russia relations.

Health news continues to dominate the headlines, with new developments emerging every day. In this nation, the government seems to be struggling to grasp the gravity of a country burning in the north and center.

To delve deeper into these events and analyse the protagonists of the week, we turn to our panel of experts: Pedro Siza Vieira, Pedro Marques Lopes, and Paulo Baldaia. Their insights and perspectives will help us make sense of the complex and rapidly evolving global landscape.