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Peace for Trump, Headache for Mossad
The new head of Israel’s intelligence agency, Mossad, is reportedly seeking new ways to bring…
Edi Rama – The Strongman Who Mistook Silence for Consent
A stable prime minister, a clear EU path, a decade of growth - and then,…
TRUST OR BUST: Trump’s Iran Deal Faces Its Biggest Test Yet as Rubio Sells It to Nervous Gulf Allies
The US Secretary of State Marco Rubio faces one of the most delicate diplomatic missions…
Why Are Prime Ministers Becoming So Unstable in the UK?
Keir Starmer’s resignation has put Britain on course for its seventh prime minister in a…
More Europe, less Russia – Is Maia Sandu, Moldova’s leader and Europe’s “Queen”?
Despite electoral fraud, propaganda, cyber attacks and bomb threats from the Kremlin, Maia Sandu’s pro-European…
How Britain’s Great Hope Became Its Latest Failure
Starmerism, as a political project, suffered from a fundamental incoherence. It was defined largely by…
The Winner of the Iran War Wasn’t Israel and It Wasn’t Netanyahu
Critics say Netanyahu’s Iran war strengthened Tehran, strained US ties, and left Israel weaker The…
America Between Failed War and Fragile Peace with Iran
More than three months after launching military operations against Iran, US President Donald Trump is…
What Britain’s Post-Starmer Transition Means for Europe and the West
Labour's leadership crisis is not merely a domestic political drama—it reflects a broader crisis of…
Beijing’s Most Valuable Asset
Europe does not simply “lack” a coherent China strategy. It is being actively prevented from…
Switzerland Postponed: Why US–Iran Negotiations Stall Before They Even Start
A postponed US–Iran meeting in Switzerland exposes the fragility of an emerging ceasefire framework that…
Blood and Gold: How Egypt Is Fueling Sudan’s War for Profit
Cairo's strategic interests in gold, water, and regional dominance have drawn it into direct military…