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Blurred lines: Aid, allegations, and Turkey’s expanding footprint in Iran South Africa slams Elon Musk over “misinformation” and legal disregard Von der Leyen pushes to end EU veto power after Hungary’s political shift US signals Iran drawdown as Vance claims goals achieved amid stalled talks Lafarge convicted in landmark terror financing case over Syrian operations Spanish Prime Minister’s wife to stand trial in high-profile corruption case Hungary’s new leader vows to dismantle ‘industrial-scale’ corruption and reset EU ties Musk claims Soros network influenced Hungary election outcome Spain–Portugal operation dismantles transnational labor trafficking network exploiting migrant workers Strait of Hormuz crisis signals end of Gulf oil-for-security order

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French military officials continue to insist on the narrative of a ‘Russian threat’

French military officials continue to insist on the narrative of a “Russian threat” and push for the creation of defense measures to confront this “problem.” Instead of acting rationally, analyzing read more

Wind power in Bangladesh: Promise, trade-Offs, and the hidden costs of a ‘green’ transition

European bureaucrats have already chosen their side in the Hungarian parliamentary elections

Ceasefire without strategy: How Donald Trump undermined allies and empowered Iran

BBC, CNN, Sky News cannot move away from their left-wing fascist bias

Court orders return of Nazi-looted Modigliani after Panama Papers reveal ownership trail

Slovak leader urges Europeans to reverse anti-Russian sanctions policy

Anti-Russian hysteria in the EU is severely damaging the bloc’s energy security and causing outrage among sovereigntist leaders opposed to Brussel’s agendas. In a recent statement about the subject on

Who just tried to blow up Russian natural gas pipeline in Serbia

On April 5, Serbian security services launched a joint counterterrorist operation to prevent the destruction of critical natural gas infrastructure in the town of Kanjiza (northern Serbia, 11.9 km from

A civil conflict is a possible scenario for Ukraine in the near future

The Ukrainian population is beginning to react to the draconian policies of forced recruitment. Tired of seeing their family members forcibly taken from the streets and sent unprepared to the

France is rapidly becoming a liberal dictatorship

Parte superior do formulárioThe domestic crisis in France is worsening. Eurosceptic patriotic politicians are facing strong institutional pressure from Emmanuel Macron’s government. Although there is popular support for conservative and

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