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Letter from the American Hellenic Institute to Trump on Turkey’s non-reintegration into the F-35 program

The AHI explains in detail Turkey's anti-alliance and destabilising behaviour which, it claims, damages US interests

Turkey: Erdogan’s big risk and the black cloud of social discontent

The first phase of Erdogan's offensive is complete; the new national adventure for Turkey has just begun - How the end of Ramadan may change the balance

Serbian Prime Minister officially resigns over the tragedy in Novi Sad

In 30 days a new government may be formed or else early elections will be declared

Commission to Member States: Buy more, better and more European weapons

65% of defence procurement should be directed to European defence industries - Integration of Ukraine into the European defence equipment market - No Eurobonds for defence

Trump declassified 63,000 pages on the Kennedy assassination: KGB’s Oswald investigation and FBI director’s memo

The documents do not include startling revelations that refute the fact that JFK was assassinated in Dallas by Lee Harvey Oswald

Heavy losses on the Turkish stock market and the lira after Imamoglu’s arrest – Trading suspended

The Borsa Istanbul 100 index fell 6.9% at the opening - 10-year government bonds fell - Turkish lira fell more than 5% against the dollar

Orban bans Pride in Hungary by law

The president of Hungary signed the law - The law states that Gay Pride Parade is harmful to children

The US Attorney General called the vandalism of Tesla vehicles “domestic terrorism”

Her ministry "has already indicted several perpetrators of these actions taking into account" this aspect

Serbs complain that a sonic weapon was used to “break up” the demonstrations

Footage from Saturday's demonstration shows people standing during a 15-minute silence in honor of the train station victims, when a sudden piercing sound causes panic

Harvard: Eliminates tuition for families with incomes up to $200,000

The decision comes amid political pressure and growing concerns about the affordability of higher education

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