InThe Manifest ArchivebyJerry van der Laan·Oct 29Jeffrey Sachs Says the West Betrayed Russia. The Archives Raise a Harder Question.The assurances he describes are in the record. His Poland motive remains an open question.A response icon8A response icon8
CCD-IS·Jul 23NATO’s Ankara Summit and the Institutionalization of Cyber Defense SpendingNATO’s Ankara summit reframed cyber resilience as a line item within the Alliance’s core defense-investment target — a shift that…
European Values Center for Security Policy·Jul 16Ukraine May Be Just the Beginning: Why NATO Needs the Indo-PacificThe Ankara summit did not bring any fundamental developments regarding the alliance’s broader strategic direction. Instead, the most…
InAge of AwarenessbyDr. Lauren Tucker·Jul 12The Day the American Brand DiedAmerica’s reputation was already on life support. Donald Trump went to NATO and pulled the plug.A response icon6A response icon6
Art Collins·Jul 12“The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same” … or Do They?In 1849, Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr (1808–1890), a French critic, journalist, and novelist, wrote, “Plus ça change, plus c’est la même…
zaviews·Jul 9Engraved Magnums and Live Rounds: Erdogan’s Unconventional NATO Summit 2026 Parting GiftDiscover the full story behind President Erdogan’s controversial gift of engraved revolvers to NATO leaders at the 2026 Ankara summit…
Vecdi Tamer·Jun 28Who Would Have Thought?Ankara, the capital of Türkiye, will host what is expected to be one of the most consequential NATO summits in the alliance’s history from…
InGeopolitics, Religion and Power by IQulture TalkingbyBastian Friborg·Jun 11NATO After America: What the Ankara Summit Actually DecidesThe July 7–8 summit in Türkiye is being sold as a burden-sharing meeting. It is something else entirely.
commonspace.eu·May 18Monday Commentary: July Ankara summit will define NATO for the next decadeThis Monday Commentary was prepared by Dr Dennis Sammut, Director of LINKS Europe, and Managing Editor of commonspace.eu
