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Investigation· No. 2357

Rutte's Billions, Real Promise or Showcase Before Ankara

NATO'sSecretary General, Mark Rutte, stated from Washington on July 1, 2026, that "tens of billions of dollars" in new defense contracts would

Commentary· No. 2356

The Massie-Patel Clash Over the Epstein Files Rattling Washington

On July 2, 2026, a tense hearing before the House Judiciary Committee pitted Kentucky Republican representative Thomas Massie against FBI Director Kash

Editorial· No. 2355

The Protein That Carries Alzheimer's Poison Between Neurons

Some scientific discoveries never make the evening news, yet they quietly reshape how we understand a disease. The one published this week

Reportage· No. 2354

Washington Reassures the Baltics as the Invisible Front Line Hardens Against Moscow

There are sentences that carry more weight than pages of military doctrine. On June 30, 2026, in Valga, a small Estonian town

Analysis· No. 2353

Paris Reopens the Brunel Case, the Epstein Associate Who Died in Custody

The Paris prosecutor's office has announced a full reassessment of the judicial investigation opened in 2019 and closed in 2023 into Jean-Luc

Analysis· No. 2352

Normandy, Brittany and the Loire Region Are Winning Over Vacationers

Every year, the same mental map takes hold of the French when booking summer vacation: the South, the Mediterranean, the promise of

Analysis· No. 2351

A Campaign Disables Microsoft Defender Before Dropping Ransomware

The claim has been circulating since July 2, 2026: attackers are allegedly disabling Microsoft Defender, the log-monitoring tool Sysmon, and web application

Open letter· No. 2350

To NATO's Allies, Before Ankara Becomes a Missed Rendezvous

Dear leaders of the Atlantic Alliance, I am writing this open letter just days ahead of the NATO summit set to take

Profile· No. 2349

DOJ Refuses to Hand Over More Epstein Files Despite Judge's Order

On July 2, 2026, just hours before a deadline set by a federal judge, the U.S. Department of Justice formally refused to