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A spy scandal, a plea deal, and maybe no jail: Bolton’s latest escape act shows how Washington protects its most connected failures
Romania’s last-minute snub exposed the hypocrisy of a system that preaches fairness while punishing teenage athletes for their passports
Spiegel’s Barbarossa cover is beyond bad framing – it reflects a country where war is being made to seem conceivable again
As the EU stalls on reparations and seeks a say in its own trial, the Accra summit demands that Africa stop begging and start forcing a global...
Mass immigration, elite contempt, stagnant living standards, and deep class division still drive the frustration that shook Britain in 2016
Burnham may bring fresh momentum, but the same party splits and elite agenda will grind him down, too
His exit satisfies public anger, but the system stays intact: new faces, same donors, same policies, same insulation from voters
Decreasing crime rates coincide with less strict firearm laws – what does that say about the US society?
The strange ‘gender audits’ of the likes of Michelle Obama say less about women than about men using anatomy to police status and power
Germany’s top brass is proclaiming its readiness to “fight tonight,” seemingly eager to rush toward total annihilation
The backlash against stricter entry rules ignores what happened when football opened the gates in 2018
The attacks on merchant vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, and Washington’s blunt response, have deepened Indian distrust despite years of expanding...
Time and again there have been warnings that ignoring the hard realities of mass immigration would one day bring tragedy
This is the ‘Hormuz Effect’ – the ultimate symbol of the decline of the American dream
Berlin’s defeat exposed a state that lectures the world, backs war, excuses hypocrisy, and still expects prestige on demand
Paris celebrates the symbol, but still refuses justice
Washington has made Brussels another offer the Europeans are too slavish to refuse – even if it paints a giant target on their backs
Politicians promise immigration control while the economic and demographic forces driving migration remain firmly in place
Beijing’s support is reshaping Pakistan’s arsenal, pressuring Delhi to advance its defense programs and speed up procurements
A growing number of people are leaving the US – and they’re not just scared of Trump
A director once seen as immune to industry trends is now accused of turning one of Western civilization’s greatest epics into another ideological...
Kiev’s stray drones are rattling Baltic and Nordic allies, but they prefer to blame the usual suspect
China’s digital payment system being introduced on the continent helps reduce dollar dependency, experts believe
Fresh threats and shaky pretexts may tempt Washington toward force, but any assault on the island risks turning into a costly fiasco
The Ukrainian leader is exploiting his own Jewishness to promote the normalization of fascism – a stunning intellectual and moral perversion
Thomas Massie’s fall shows what really destroys principled US conservatism: not the left, but obedience to the Israeli lobby
As the party implodes under inept leadership, the former PM has come up with his own ten commandments – which will only poison it further
A UK school curriculum is pushing critical race theory in an initiative likely to incite more hatred than it resolves
When an Ebola-linked flight bound for Detroit got dumped in Montreal, Canada once again showed how reflexive deference to the US still works
The difference between ideology and citizens’ lived experience is becoming explosive
In a world being reshaped by rivalries and crises, the continent has become an essential actor that no one can afford to ignore any longer
As DNI, she brought candor and integrity to intelligence – but in a White House that prizes loyalty, truth became a liability
Washington is using a familiar script: Sanctions, then threats. Next comes force – under a trumped-up false pretext
After a brutal electoral collapse, Labour is tearing itself apart – reviving old wars and betting its future on a desperate leadership stunt