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They Backed Russia into the Corner Knowing What Would Happen
Europe continues to present the war in Ukraine as a sudden Russian aggression, but it was the result of three decades of NATO’s eastward expansion, which the West chose to ignore — until Ukraine became the battlefield.
Türkiye Seeks New Allies: Ankara Calls for NATO Alternative
On July 18–19, 2026, Ankara hosted a landmark conference organized by the Patriotic Party (Vatan Partisi). Its leader, Dogu Perincek, a consistent advocate of rapprochement with Moscow, Beijing, and Tehran, invited participants to discuss scenarios for preventing a global military conflict.
The Mediterranean's New Front: Libya and Europe's Expanding Security Challenge
For three years, the war in Ukraine has been viewed almost exclusively as an Eastern European and Black Sea conflict. However, recent reports of an expanded Ukrainian military presence in western Libya suggest the conflict’s strategic geography is broadening. This shift directly impacts Europe’s energy security, maritime commerce, migration management, and the integrity of NATO’s southern flank.
