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Marco Rubio Urges Europe to Drop “Deception” of Liberal Democracy at Munich Security Conference

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged European leaders at the Munich Security Conference to abandon the “deception” of unchecked liberal policies—including dogmatic free trade, climate appeasement, and open borders—and embrace nationalist priorities to revitalize the transatlantic bond rooted in shared Western heritage. In a separate interview, he declared Cuba “has no economy,” blaming its regime’s rigid control amid a deepening crisis from lost aid and tightened U.S. measures.

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U.S. Lawmakers Urge Secretary Rubio to Push for Release of Five Detained Greek-Cypriots

U.S. lawmakers are calling on Secretary of State Marco Rubio to intervene in the case of five elderly Greek-Cypriots arrested in Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus. The detainees, accused of espionage while visiting their former properties in Trikomo, were taken into custody just hours before the anniversary of the 1974 Turkish invasion.

US Lawmakers Urge Trump to Confront Erdogan Over Threats Against Greece and Regional Destabilisation

A bipartisan group of 22 U.S. lawmakers has sent a letter to former President Donald Trump urging him to confront Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan over escalating threats against Greece, violations of international law in the Eastern Mediterranean, ties to Hamas, and authoritarian crackdowns at home. The letter warns that Erdogan’s actions undermine NATO cohesion, threaten regional stability, and are fundamentally misaligned with U.S. interests and values.

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Europe Scrambles as Trump Sides with Russia

European leaders held crisis talks in Paris as President Trump’s embrace of Putin’s narrative on the Ukraine war sent shockwaves through traditional alliances. The move, coupled with proposed US-Russia peace talks excluding Europe and Ukraine, has fueled fears of a historic geopolitical realignment.

Trump Administration Redefines Middle East Strategy, Marginalizing Turkey in Key Security and Trade Initiatives

The Trump administration is strategically reshaping its Middle East approach, prioritizing alliances with Israel, Saudi Arabia, and the Gulf states while sidelining Turkey. This shift includes relocating critical peace negotiations and advancing trade corridors that bypass Turkey, signaling a significant change in regional dynamics.

BREAKING: Andrew Tate has been freed from House Arrest in Romania.

Trump Administration Pressures Romania for Tates

Facing criminal charges in Romania, controversial influencer Andrew Tate has received backing from the Trump administration, which has reportedly pressured Romanian authorities to ease travel restrictions. This intervention raises questions about US foreign policy and the influence of online personalities.

Trump Calls Erdogan "Friend" and Hints at Close Ties in Syria Strategy During Press Conference

During a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago residence, US President-elect Donald Trump praised Turkish President Erdogan as a “friend” and discussed his foreign policy approach. Trump highlighted his past efforts to avoid wars, including defeating ISIS in Syria while reducing US troop presence. When asked about the 2,000 US troops still stationed in Syria, Trump hinted at Turkey’s role in future strategy, emphasizing his respect for Erdogan and the importance of their relationship.

Cyprus Appoints Special Envoy for Middle East Religious Minorities, Garnering US Support

Cyprus has appointed Thessalia Salina Shambos as Special Representative for religious minorities in the Middle East, a move welcomed by the incoming Trump administration. This initiative aims to protect Christian communities and promote humanitarian aid, leveraging Cyprus’s unique position in the region and its upcoming EU presidency. The appointment underscores the growing strategic partnership between the US and Cyprus on issues of religious freedom and regional stability.

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Rubio's Confirmation as Secretary of State Signals Potential Shift in Eastern Mediterranean Policy

Florida Senator Marco Rubio’s confirmation as US Secretary of State signals a potential shift in Eastern Mediterranean policy, strengthening ties with Greece and Cyprus while potentially increasing tensions with Turkey. His past support for the East Med Act and criticism of the Turkish government suggest a focus on bolstering democratic alliances in the region.

Rumors Swirl Around Potential Rubio Nomination for Secretary of State

Rumors are swirling that former President Elect Donald Trump may be considering Senator Marco Rubio for Secretary of State in a potential second term. While unnamed sources suggest Trump is leaning towards Rubio, nothing is confirmed, and Trump could still change his mind. Rubio’s foreign policy experience, particularly regarding China, Cuba, and Cyprus,

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