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Madison O’Brien
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Madison O’Brien blends academic rigor with street-smart reporting. Holding a master’s in economics, he specializes in policy analysis, market trends, and corporate strategies. His insightful articles often challenge conventional thinking, making him a favorite among critical thinkers and industry insiders alike.


US-Ukraine Reach Consensus over Critical Minerals
Madison O’Brien 
A Strategic Play: The U.S.-Ukraine Minerals Deal
Macron's Gambit: Europe's Struggle for Strategic Autonomy
The New Global Order: Achieving a Balance Between Power and Interest
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EU's Fresh Financial Aid to Ukraine, A New Shift in Global Power Dynamics
Madison O’Brien 
The EU's Changing Role in Ukraine
Europe's Complicated Relationship with Trump and Putin
The New World Order
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Germany at a Crossroads: Political Shifts, U.S. Tariffs, and the Future of Transatlantic Relations"
Madison O’Brien 
Economic and Political Consequences of the Election
The Effect of U.S.
Zelenskyy and the Art of the Deal with Putin: Trump's Political Toy
Madison O’Brien
The Empowerment of Putin and the Undermining of NATO: Donald Trump's Betrayal of Ukraine
Madison O’Brien
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's recent actions on Ukraine have strengthened Russian President Vladimir Putin and severely undermined NATO allies, sending shockwaves through the international world. Trump has yanked the rug out from under Europe and reshaped the geopolitical balance by acknowledging Russian authority over Ukrainian areas, indicating a hesitancy to back Ukraine's NATO aspirations, and starting unilateral talks with Russia.
Dismissing NATO membership, Hegseth asserts greater role for European allies in Ukraine's security
Madison O’Brien
The ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia has brought Ukraine's NATO membership aspirations to the forefront of global geopolitical discussions. On February 12, 2025, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth addressed the Ukraine Defense Contact Group at NATO headquarters in Brussels, stating that restoring Ukraine’s pre-2014 borders and incorporating it into NATO were "unrealistic objectives." This statement signified a shift in U.S. foreign policy, which now focuses on limiting direct engagement in the conflict while urging European allies to take greater responsibility.

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