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Poland's Applause Problem: When a President Talks of Murder
On August 6, 2026, Polish President Karol Nawrocki stood before a crowd at the Presidential Palace in Warsaw, marking the first anniversary of his inauguration.
From Gaza to Michigan: How Foreign Policy Shaped El-Sayed’s Victory
El-Sayed’s victory exposes the cracks in America’s pro-Israel political consensus, showing that grassroots voters can now challenge establishment money and influence. More broadly, his victory signals that foreign policy is increasingly coming home to the ballot box, forcing Democrats to reckon with a shifting progressive and Muslim-American electorate.
The Kurdish Enigma: Between Self-Dissolution and Drones
Suppression or Reformatting? How Turkey’s Century-Old Equation Enters a New Phase.
