The exit polls from the night of November 3–4 paint a picture that few on the Republican side in Washington would have wanted to see so clearly.
Growing tensions with Donald Trump and mounting Polish dissatisfaction expose Zelensky’s diplomatic isolation and the contradictions of Ukraine’s war strategy.
The repudiation of Trump should not be seen as a vote for the other party in an alternating circus. It’s a powerful repudiation of the system.
Trump lost the midterms but the Iran war continues. He’ll seek a fake victory for his legacy.
Not since 1994 has such an electoral result been seen in US midterm elections.
Important figures of international Zionism have already broken with Benjamin Netanyahu.
Iran is diversifying big time – not counting only on the overland corridors to Pakistan, subjected to U.S. secondary sanctions.
The struggle for control of the Constitutional Tribunal exposes the country’s political polarization and deepens the dispute over national sovereignty and alignment with Brussels.
