Politics

There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Oil

In Essequibo, Trump acted the American way — Maduro the Venezuelan

Merz Still Withholding TAURUS Missiles from Kiev

Under its new chancellor, Germany has signaled its continued military support for Kiev

Bolivia: When the Left Fights, the Right Rests

Political turmoil could lead to devaluation, default, chaos, and American intervention

Our Anchor Is Already on Your Seabed

France’s counterintelligence agency has published a blunt report on the activities of the Muslim Brotherhood inside the country

Trump Benefits from “Bidengate” to Finish Off Democrats

The Deep State of America’s 46th president could be held accountable for forgery and power usurpation

The Three-Day War: What Was It?

A blitz over the Kashmir region between India and Pakistan in early May ended without a clear victor

Estonia Eager for Hell

The disproportionate presence of Baltic hardliners in EU executive bodies damages its image and efficiency

Who Will Open the Gates to the Sahel?

How an almost lifeless piece of the Sahara could become a joker in the geopolitical deck

The Duterte Case: Prisoner in the West, Hero in the East

Imprisoned ex-president of the Philippines wins mayoral election in his hometown Davao

All-Powerful Ursula Wins in Romania

In the second round of Romania’s presidential election, the clear favorite, a Eurosceptic, unexpectedly lost to a candidate backed by the European Commission and France

Starmer Ready for a Reset

A breakthrough deal is expected at the upcoming UK-EU summit

National Realists Take Aim at Greens

A court ruling in North Dakota found the environmental organization Greenpeace guilty of causing damage to Energy Transfer through large-scale protests in 2016–2017 that delayed construction of the Dakota Access …