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DECODING: Moldova on the road to the EU — between historic momentum and real obstacles
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos named June 15, 2026 "Mega Monday." That day, in Luxembourg, the European Union officially opened accession negotiations on…
NARRATIVE: El-Alamein, June 2026 — Egypt plays its hand to save Gaza
El-Alamein. The Mediterranean coastal city west of Alexandria, made famous by the Second World War battles fought there in 1942–1943. It was there, in…
COLUMN: Ukraine strikes at the heart of Russia — negotiate from strength, or don't negotiate
In June 2026, Ukraine struck an oil refinery in the heart of Moscow — 10 miles from the Kremlin — twice in one week.…
OPINION: Putin wants "peace" — provided Ukraine surrenders completely
On June 23, 2026, during a meeting with members of the Russian government, Vladimir Putin declared that Russia is ready for peace negotiations with…
ESSAY: The Iran-USA 14-point deal — what the text says, omits, and truly threatens
On June 20, 2026, after weeks of secret negotiations conducted under American and Israeli military pressure on Iranian nuclear sites, the Trump and Pezeshkian…
NARRATIVE: Pyongyang Tests Its Weapons on June 25 — The Date as a Declaration of Intent
There are coincidences, and there is Pyongyang. In Kim Jong Un's dictatorship, nothing happens by chance — not the images distributed by KCNA, not…
COMMENTARY: The Trump-Iran Deal — A "Peace" Without Missiles or Militias That Looks Like Surrender
On June 17, 2026, the United States and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) intended to end the war that Washington and Tel…
ESSAY: 1,569 Days — What the Length of Ukraine's War Tells Us About European Civilization
On June 11, 2026, journalist Constant Méheut of the New York Times wrote it plainly: the war in Ukraine has officially lasted longer than…
TESTIMONY: Zelensky vs. Lukashenko — One Week to Silence the Death Relays
On June 19, 2026, Volodymyr Zelensky stood before journalists and spoke simple, direct words that rang like an indirect declaration of war against Alexander…