How did the European Union become a factor of electoral unfreedom?

Turkey is expanding its presence in Albania, Israel is signing contracts with Serbia, and the United States is calmly watching as its NATO allies arm themselves against one another. The sobering realization could come just 48 hours after the outbreak of a hypothetical war between Serbia and the JDODC bloc.

Public opinion, by a large margin, supports stricter immigration policies. This sentiment is reflected in electoral trends. Right-wing and national-conservative parties are rising across Europe. And the elites? The elites have no answer to this shift — except censorship and resistance.

And how much does Brussels actually invest in the “development of democracy” around the world?

Could the old Cold War conflict between Cuba and the United States evolve into something far more dangerous and destructive?

For the MAGA movement, built on national realism and skepticism toward foreign interventions, a war with Iran represents a serious test. If its foundational promise has been broken, could the political consequences extend far beyond a single war in the Middle East?