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Column· No. 503

COLUMN: Hegseth Demands $350 Billion — The Pentagon Between Ambition and Republican Chaos

Picture the scene. Pete Hegseth, the American Secretary of Defense, stands before Republican members of Congress to present a request for 350

Investigation· No. 502

INVESTIGATION: Trump and Zelensky — From Contempt to Respect, Anatomy of a Spectacular Reversal

Just days ago, United States President Donald Trump was suggesting that Ukraine lacked the resources to effectively defend itself against the Russian

Reportage· No. 501

REPORT: CISA in Freefall — DOGE Has Bled America's Digital Defense Dry

Exactly one year ago, the teams from the Department of Government Efficiency — that instrument of brutal austerity steered by Elon Musk

Analysis· No. 500

DECODING: Trump, Midterms, and Iran — The Perfect Storm That Could Shake Everything

The American midterm elections are looming on the horizon, and the Trump administration is searching for victory narratives to present to voters.

Analysis· No. 499

ANALYSIS: Bill Pulte at the DNI — DOGE Takes on American Intelligence

On June 19, 2026, Trump appointed Bill Pulte — head of the FHFA (Federal Housing Finance Agency), better known as the heir

Profile· No. 498

TESTIMONY: The Courtroom as a Trap — When ICE Was Arresting Asylum Seekers

On June 23, 2026, in a courtroom in the Northern District of California, federal Judge Pitts — appointed by Biden — issued

Open letter· No. 497

OPEN LETTER: Republican Senators, Vote Against This $3 Trillion Abyss

This letter is addressed to the Republican senators who are still hesitating — those who understand what the Congressional Budget Office is

Analysis· No. 496

FACT-CHECK: Trump's Health at 80 — What We Know, What We Don't, What's Being Hidden

On June 14, 2026, Donald Trump turned 80 years old — as confirmed by IBTimes UK on June 24, 2026. He became

Essay· No. 495

ESSAY: A Billion for Drones — When the West Finally Chooses Ukraine's War Industry

For more than four years, Western support for Ukraine followed a simple and largely insufficient model: manufacture elsewhere, deliver over there. Missiles