When Heads Roll in Europe
A brutal knife attack in Belfast has exposed more than the savagery of one crime. It has laid bare a political and media culture t…
Cologne Cathedral Puts a Price on Entry
Visiting the world-famous Cologne Cathedral will soon cost money. In Germany, where paying to enter a church feels alien, the deci…
An Islamic “Pride Guide” Shocks Liberals Into Dropping Diversity
The left-wing liberal alliance with political Islam in the West was always a harebrained scheme that harmed the countries in which…
Prisoner of Democracy: Trump’s Failing “Art of the Deal” in Iran
Donald Trump’s desperation for peace in Iran is now obvious to everyone: to his own voters, to his increasingly worried Israeli al…
Suicidal Empathy Is Real – But Its Opposite Has Its Own Risks
Gad Saad’s new book takes aim at modern progressivism’s defining characteristic. But the right should be wary of turning the argum…
When Activists Become Judges
What national voters and parliaments rejected, European judges have now imposed from above. Some of those judges had spent years p…
How German Taxpayer Money Reached Islamist Networks
A secret government audit reveals how German authorities transferred more than €15m in public funds to Islamic Relief Germany, a M…
France Discovers the Taxable Loo
France wants to count toilets, showers and running water as extra taxable space in millions of homes. Officially, it is a cadastra…
The Henry Nowak Case and Britain’s One-Way Policing Problem
When a police force's mistakes always appear to err in the same direction, questions begin to arise about whether they are really …
Andy Burnham’s Rise and Europe’s Quintus Cicero Problem
Across Europe, voters look to their politicians and wonder where the great men of history have gone. The answer might lie in voter…
Germany Has Workers, Just Not the Right Ones
For years, Germany has cultivated the story of a skills shortage. In some professions, the problem is real and severe. Yet three m…
PSG Won the Champions League, But Paris Has Fallen
PSG won the greatest title in the club’s history. Yet in Paris, it was not the boulevards that celebrated, but the banlieues, as m…
Russia and China: The Alliance That America Built
Beijing was briefly the center of world politics in May, hosting first Donald Trump and then Vladimir Putin within the space of a …
Why Ferrari's Wealthiest Customers Are Buying a Car They Do Not Want
For many Ferrari customers, the Luce is less an object of desire than a proof of devotion — one that separates the carmaker's most…
Fascism as a Political Smear
The left’s habit of branding populists as fascists does not expose a new totalitarian threat. It distorts history, deepens politic…