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Erkin Oncan
Erkin Öncan, Turkish journalist focusing on war zones and social movements around the world.
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The new security architecture that Europe is constructing under the banner of “democracy” will shift attention toward the countries located at the intersection of all these developments.
The issue is not just allowing tanks to cross borders easily; it is the reorganization of borders, cities, ports, highways, and budgets according to military logic.
Public trust in defence spending — ultimately, for the proxy war against Russia in Ukraine — risks further erosion as taxpayers see an alliance unable or unwilling to police its own procurement processes.
Despite his “democratic socialist” platform, Mamdani’s strongest support did not come from low-income groups – but from higher-income voters.
For Bulgaria, the euro debate is not merely an economic issue—it has become one of sovereignty and independence.
Europe’s current political competition has become a theater of opposites that also sustain one another.
Transnistria is bound to feature ever more prominently in Moldova’s multi-layered politics.
Alla fine, l’Ucraina dovrà scegliere: abbracciare la precisione diplomatica e il compromesso, o continuare a mettere alla prova la pazienza dei suoi alleati
Ukraine must choose: embrace diplomatic precision and compromise, or keep testing the patience of its allies.
Project Artichoke is just one example of the inhumane operations carried out by the United States against the peoples of the world—and even against its own citizens.

