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  • Ignatiou: Turkey’s S-400 Turn Into Geopolitical Trap—No F-35 Path Without a Solution,No Transfer Moscow

    Ignatiou: Turkey’s S-400s Turn Into a Geopolitical Trap — No F-35 Path Without a Solution, No Transfer Without Moscow

    Michalis Ignatiou highlights a new strategic dilemma facing Ankara: Washington continues to link the S-400 dispute to US legal requirements and any possible Turkish return to the F-35 programme, while Moscow insists that the Russian-made systems cannot be transferred to a third country without its consent. The United Arab Emirates has emerged as a possible destination — bringing Israel into an increasingly complex US-Russia-Turkey equation.

    Ignatiou: Turkey’s S-400 Turn Into Geopolitical Trap—No F-35 Path Without a Solution,No Transfer Moscow
  • Netanyahu at the UN: Delegates Walk Out as He Fights Back — The Next Battle Is at the Ballot Box

    Netanyahu at the UN: Delegates Walk Out as He Fights Back — The Next Battle Is at the Ballot Box

    Dozens of delegates walked out as Benjamin Netanyahu took the UN podium. The Israeli prime minister responded by calling them “moral cowards,” defended Israel’s conduct in Gaza and opened new fronts with Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Qatar and New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani. But his speech had another audience far beyond the General Assembly hall: Israeli voters, just weeks before the October 27 election.

    Netanyahu at the UN: Delegates Walk Out as He Fights Back — The Next Battle Is at the Ballot Box
  • Mitsotakis Goes Inside Tesla: A Close Look at Optimus and the Greek Leading the Humanoid Robot Project

    Mitsotakis Goes Inside Tesla: A Close Look at Optimus and the Greek Leading the Humanoid Robot Project

    From Nvidia and artificial intelligence to Tesla, autonomous systems and humanoid robotics: Kyriakos Mitsotakis is continuing the technology-focused leg of his California visit, with particular Greek interest surrounding his meeting with Konstantinos Laskaris and Greek professionals working at Tesla.

    Mitsotakis Goes Inside Tesla: A Close Look at Optimus and the Greek Leading the Humanoid Robot Project
  • US Debt Hits $40 Trillion — Why Europe Cannot Escape the Fallout

    US Debt Hits $40 Trillion — Why Europe Cannot Escape the Fallout

    America’s debt mountain is pushing borrowing costs higher across global markets just as Europe needs trillions for defence, energy security and technology — while the AI boom intensifies the worldwide scramble for capital

    US Debt Hits $40 Trillion — Why Europe Cannot Escape the Fallout
  • ‘Erased From History’: Venezuela Abandons Maduro to His Fate in a US Jail

    ‘Erased From History’: Venezuela Abandons Maduro to His Fate in a US Jail

    Seven months after his dramatic capture by the United States, Nicolás Maduro is disappearing even from the political agenda of the regime he once ruled – Delcy Rodríguez moves closer to Washington, opens Venezuela’s oil economy and negotiates with the opposition while the former strongman awaits trial in a US jail

    ‘Erased From History’: Venezuela Abandons Maduro to His Fate in a US Jail
  • Made in USA Loses Its Magic: America’s Consumer Giants Are Losing the Battle for the Shopping Cart

    Made in USA Loses Its Magic: America’s Consumer Giants Are Losing the Battle for the Shopping Cart

    Kraft Heinz, PepsiCo and General Mills are under growing pressure as private labels, discount retailers and insurgent brands win over American consumers – Gen Z is increasingly asking a question that should worry corporate America: why pay more just for the name?

    Made in USA Loses Its Magic: America’s Consumer Giants Are Losing the Battle for the Shopping Cart
  • Trump Unveils Up to 200% Tariffs on Imported Generic Drugs, Escalating Global Trade Tensions

    Trump Unveils Up to 200% Tariffs on Imported Generic Drugs, Escalating Global Trade Tensions

    The U.S. president plans sweeping tariffs on imported generic medicines in a bid to bring pharmaceutical manufacturing back to America, a move that could reshape global supply chains, increase production costs and trigger fresh uncertainty across the healthcare industry.

    Trump Unveils Up to 200% Tariffs on Imported Generic Drugs, Escalating Global Trade Tensions
  • Is Greenland Just the Beginning? The New Geography of Power Is Rewriting Global Strategy

    Is Greenland Just the Beginning? The New Geography of Power Is Rewriting Global Strategy

    Donald Trump's persistent push for Greenland is not about reviving imperialism. It signals a deeper transformation in global geopolitics, where strategic power is increasingly measured through networks, sensors, artificial intelligence and critical infrastructure rather than territory alone.

    Is Greenland Just the Beginning? The New Geography of Power Is Rewriting Global Strategy
  • Bloomberg: Turkey Pushes Secure First Six F-35s –Congress, the S-400s,Opposition from Greece and Israel

    Bloomberg: Turkey Pushes to Secure Its First Six F-35s – Congress, the S-400s, and Opposition from Greece and Israel Stand in the Way

    Ankara is attempting to re-enter the F-35 program, but the final decision extends far beyond President Donald Trump. Congress, CAATSA sanctions, the Russian S-400 system, and the regional balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean remain the decisive factors.

    Bloomberg: Turkey Pushes Secure First Six F-35s –Congress, the S-400s,Opposition from Greece and Israel
  • Gerapetritis Reaffirms No Change on Turkey’s F-35 Ban: “Greece’s National Interests Are Non-Negotiable”

    Gerapetritis Reaffirms No Change on Turkey's F-35 Ban: "Greece's National Interests Are Non-Negotiable"

    Addressing the Greek Parliament, Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis dismissed speculation about Turkey's possible return to the F-35 fighter jet program, stressing that U.S. legal restrictions remain fully in force. He also described Greek-American relations as being at their strongest point ever, highlighting Greece's strategic defense upgrades and unwavering commitment to safeguarding its national interests.

    Gerapetritis Reaffirms No Change on Turkey’s F-35 Ban: “Greece’s National Interests Are Non-Negotiable”
  • NATO’s Strategic Reset: Turkey Positions Itself at the Heart of the Alliance’s New Security Architecture

    NATO's Strategic Reset: Turkey Positions Itself at the Heart of the Alliance's New Security Architecture

    Ahead of next week's NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkey argues that the Alliance is not facing a crisis but adapting to an increasingly complex security environment. As Washington urges European allies to shoulder greater defence responsibilities, Ankara is seeking a more influential role in shaping Europe's future security framework.

    NATO’s Strategic Reset: Turkey Positions Itself at the Heart of the Alliance’s New Security Architecture
  • Turkey Emerges as a Quiet Winner of the US-Iran Deal

    Turkey Emerges as a Quiet Winner of the US-Iran Deal

    As Washington and Tehran move toward détente, Ankara sees new opportunities in energy, trade and regional influence — but also the prospect of renewed rivalry with a revitalized Iran.

    Turkey Emerges as a Quiet Winner of the US-Iran Deal
  • On a Knife’s Edge: New U.S.–Iran Negotiations Under the Threat of Sanctions

    On a Knife’s Edge: New U.S.–Iran Negotiations Under the Threat of Sanctions

    According to Axios, White House envoy Steve Witkoff is heading to Switzerland for potential nuclear talks with Iran, while Jared Kushner is already on the ground. President Donald Trump has renewed his 60-day ultimatum to Tehran, warning of consequences if a deal is not reached.

    On a Knife’s Edge: New U.S.–Iran Negotiations Under the Threat of Sanctions
  • Vance to Israel: Don’t pick a fight with your last great ally

    Vance to Israel: Don’t pick a fight with your last great ally

    AXIOS: Vance warns Israel not to fight Trump over the Iran deal — A rare public rebuke exposes growing tensions between Washington and Jerusalem over the future of the Middle East order.

    Vance to Israel: Don’t pick a fight with your last great ally
  • World Powers Welcome U.S.-Iran Peace Deal — But Warn the Hardest Part Is Still Ahead

    World Powers Welcome U.S.-Iran Peace Deal — But Warn the Hardest Part Is Still Ahead

    From the United Nations to Europe, Asia and the Gulf, global leaders hailed the breakthrough between Washington and Tehran. Yet behind the optimism lies a common message: peace is not secure until the Strait of Hormuz reopens and Iran’s nuclear future is resolved.

    World Powers Welcome U.S.-Iran Peace Deal — But Warn the Hardest Part Is Still Ahead