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Illustration representing Britain’s economic ties with Europe and renewed political debate over Brexit’s long-term impact on trade and growth.
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Brexit’s Economic Cost Pushes Britain Back Toward Europe

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 18, 2026May 18, 2026
Turkey’s $1.2 Billion NATO Pipeline Plan Exposes Europe’s Next Security Problem: Fuel
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Turkey’s $1.2 Billion NATO Pipeline Plan Exposes Europe’s Next Security Problem: Fuel

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 16, 2026May 16, 2026
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping at an official meeting in Beijing.
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Trump-Xi Meeting Shows Taiwan Is the Real Limit to Any U.S.-China Reset

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 15, 2026May 15, 2026
Pyongyang private cars show North Korea’s expanding state-controlled consumer economy
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Is a State-Controlled Capitalist Class Rising in North Korea?

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 12, 2026May 12, 2026
Russia war economy and Ukraine war cost analysis
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Russia’s War Economy Survived, But No One Is Winning the Ukraine War

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 11, 2026May 11, 2026
Iran-China relations and Middle East energy security
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China’s Support for Iran Stops Where Energy Risk Begins

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 10, 2026
Turkey defense industry and long-range missile technology linked to Ankara’s regional security strategy
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Turkey’s Defense Strategy Is Becoming a Tool of Economic Power and Regional Balance

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 9, 2026May 9, 2026
European industrial facility highlighting security risks facing Germany and the wider manufacturing sector
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Medvedev’s Germany Threat Exposes Europe’s Industrial Security Dilemma

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 8, 2026May 8, 2026
Japan and South Africa critical minerals supply chain agreement
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Japan Turns to South Africa as Critical Minerals Become an Economic Security Issue

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 6, 2026
Amsterdam’s Meat Ad Ban Tests Climate Policy Boundaries
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Amsterdam’s Meat Advertising Ban: What the Data Really Says About Climate Priorities

by Oguz BuyukyildirimMay 6, 2026May 6, 2026

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