The starting point for House of Hopes is 1989, when political changes unfolded in many countries around the world. The fall of the Berlin Wall, the protests in Tiananmen Square, the struggle against Pinochet in Chile, and the changes in Eastern Europe are recounted by ordinary people whose biographies are tied to these events.

At the end of October, Vladimir Putin and his special envoy Kirill Dmitriev proposed that the US increase purchases of Russian fertilizers. But the United States is already one of the largest buyers of Russian products. Why are the Russian authorities trying to kick in an open door?

In 2026, the popularity of European parties from the right side of the political spectrum became practically the norm. Should this be seen as the end of the old good world?

Vance is the most likely Republican presidential candidate. And most importantly, he is the favorite of the techno-oligarchy that has placed its bet on him.