From the coup d'état on January 18 and 9 to widespread protests across Europe, the boomerang that Washington and Tel Aviv threw at Iran is now spinning in the skies of Europe Sidjatbi Naimi It is October 2026. Paris is still reeling from Saturday's 410,000, Berlin is lining up for the next wave of protests, and from Tirana to Brussels to Rome, the street is noisier every week than the week before. These days, the drum of a new war against Iran is beating in Washington; But they put a new variable on the Pentagon's table that will mess up the whole equation: Tehran has announced that the next war will be a "borderless" one, and American and Israeli assets will be targeted everywhere in the world - especially in Europe. Europe, which paid the price of its bread, energy and well-being for war, now has to choose: will it stand at the feet of the drums or at the feet of the street? Continue in the link below.

From the coup d'état on January 18 and 9 to widespread protests across Europe, the boomerang that Washington and Tel Aviv threw at Iran is now spinning in the skies of Europe Sidjatbi Naimi It is October 2026. Paris is still reeling from Saturday's 410,000, Berlin is lining up for the next wave of protests, and from Tirana to Brussels to Rome, the street is noisier every week than the week before. These days, the drum of a new war against Iran is beating in Washington; But they put a new variable on the Pentagon's table that will mess up the whole equation: Tehran has announced that the next war will be a "borderless" one, and American and Israeli assets will be targeted everywhere in the world - especially in Europe. Europe, which paid the price of its bread, energy and well-being for war, now has to choose: will it stand at the feet of the drums or at the feet of the street? Continue in the link below.