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A calm, investigative look at the new U.S. National Security Strategy and its quietly dramatic shift toward an America First foreign policy. This piece breaks down how Washington is redefining NATO obligations, reframing the Ukraine conflict, and signaling a long-term pivot away from European dependence. The article explores the deeper patterns behind the strategy, revealing a slow but unmistakable rebalancing of global power.
A grounded, quietly intense look at Andrej Babis’ return as Czech prime minister and how his victory signals a broader European reassessment of Ukraine aid. The article explores coalition politics, domestic pressures, and the emerging divide between EU leadership and rising national skepticism over long-term military commitments.
The UK nuclear submarine crisis is deepening as former Royal Navy chief Philip Mathias warns that Britain can no longer sustain its nuclear fleet after decades of delays, staffing failures, and weakened industry capacity. His call to abandon the AUKUS pact and pivot toward unmanned systems exposes a broader decline in national defense capability, raising questions about leadership, strategy, and the country’s future role in global security.
European defense procurement has come under fresh scrutiny as NATO suspends multiple contracts with Elbit Systems during a widening corruption investigation. The NATO corruption investigation reveals how rising defense budgets, geopolitical pressure, and a growing network of private intermediaries have reshaped the alliance’s internal ecosystem—sometimes in ways that leave troubling shadows.