Expecting the Unexpected
It is hard to fully appreciate the shifts that have taken place in the geopolitical landscape as the world begins to cope with the reality of … Read More
In Case You Missed It
Not Cohesive Hungary’s spat with the European Union continues. Prime Minister Viktor Orban is supported by those who do not agree with many EU policies. Foremost … Read More
In Case You Missed It
Climate Realpolitik While activists contribute their tears to the rise in ocean levels, Russia is taking a more pragmatic approach. About 20% of its territory is … Read More
Goodbye, EU…
On January 31, 2020, after years of manic anguish, threats, intrigue and maneuver, the United Kingdom will finally leave the European Union. Big Ben should be … Read More
Moving Toward a European Army
Because our news media is Trumpophobic, there are many other events taking shape in the world that somehow our media ignores. One of the issues of … Read More
Do You Recognize This European Monster?
by Dr. Ted Malloch He is the one and only, Martin Selmayr, a German, and a civil servant, now Secretary General of the whole European Commission, … Read More
Generation Retreat
by Air Tuerkis, Gates of Vienna What happens in schools in which Turkish and Arab youths are already in the majority? Assimilation is in reverse: it … Read More
German Lawmakers Push for Syrian Refugee Deportations
by Peter Hille In the wake of a rape case involving Syrians in Germany, conservative lawmakers are demanding the government re-evaluate the security situation in Syria. … Read More
Merkel’s Madness
by Murray Allatt In 2015 Angela Merkel invited the world, the third world, into Europe. The influx of over one million (by now surely over two … Read More
Germany Downplayed Threat of Jihadists Posing as Migrants
By Soeren Kern | January 27, 2017 at 5:00 am Soeren Kern is a Senior Fellow at the New York-based Gatestone Institute. He is also Senior Fellow for … Read More
