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France’s Growing Hostility Toward Children
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France’s Growing Hostility Toward Children

As no-kid spaces spread, France’s rights watchdog warns they normalize age discrimination and reflect a deeper cultural rejection …

Volkswagen logo.
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Volkswagen's Streamlining Plan Fails to Convince Markets

Europe's largest automaker announced plans on Thursday evening to drastically reduce its extensive model lineup, but Volkswagen sh…

Roberta Metsola allowed the controversial vote.
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Keep Voting Until Chat Control Passes

The European Parliament has revived interim Chat Control through an expedited procedure. Although more MEPs voted against the meas…

Activist Jamie Carney raises questions about trust and radicalism.
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In Ireland, Another Brutal Murder Puts Judgment Itself in the Dock

Jamey Carney, a pro-Palestinian activist, took the cause into her home, literally. Now she lies dead, and her adopted homeland fac…

British schoolgirls.
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The British State: All-Powerful Against the Law-Abiding, Powerless Against the Wicked

The Pakistani ringleader of the Rochdale rape gang is set to be released after serving just 14 years of a 41-year sentence. He can…

Germany considers tougher penalties for sharing wrong content.
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Luxembourg Confirms: Democracy Saved, One Blogger at a Time

Bloggers who share content from expressly sanctioned Russian media risk as much as five years in prison, though under mitigating c…

Over Britain’s gender debate still hangs the legacy of an activist consensus that has so far weathered every storm. Photo: Statement/AI
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The UK’s Transgender Lobby Is Weakened – but Still Advancing

The Cass Review and the Supreme Court restored biological reality to the center of Britain’s transgender debate. Yet the planned p…

Woman on a customer service call.
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EU Seeks to Guarantee Consumer Rights – Yet May Guarantee Stagnation

The EU’s new regulations governing call centers and enshrining the right to speak to a human for customers will be popular – but i…

Polish President Karol Nawrocki welcomes Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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The Fog of War Clouds Clear Thinking About Ukraine’s Future

Differing interpretations of shared history threaten to divide Warsaw and Kyiv. A nation hardened by war would do better to spare …

Volodymyr Zelensky has strained relations with Poland.
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Ukraine Is Losing More Than Territory

If one were to judge the war based on much of the Western mainstream media's coverage, a Ukrainian victory would appear to be only…

Ursula von der Leyen discusses tariffs.
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Who Actually Pays the Tariff on Cheap Chinese Shipments?

Brussels condemns US tariffs as a tax on consumers, yet argues its own new duties on Temu and Shein shipments are different.

Protester wearing an Anonymous mask.
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Thomas Paukner Changes the Rules of Czech Media Space

The information monopoly has fallen. You no longer need an editorial team to dictate public debate. The new weapons are open data …

Gianni Infantino shakes hands with Donald Trump.
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FIFA Has Set a Shameful, Destructive Precedent to Appease Donald Trump

If FIFA can change the rules on a whim for an American player, just to appease Trump, why can’t it do so for others? That question…

Bärbel Bas, Markus Söder, Lars Klingbeil, and Friedrich Merz after a press conference.
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Germany's Quiet War on Press Freedom

A growing web of measures, authorities, NGOs and laws is hindering the work of the free press in Germany. None of this amounts to …

Newly-consecrated SSPX bishop Michael Goldade during the ceremony at the International Seminary of Saint Pius X on 1 July 2026 in Econe, Switzerland.
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Traditional to a Fault: SSPX Suffers the Consequences of its Convictions

The Society of Saint Pius X has long occupied an uncomfortable place at the periphery of the Church as a result of its willingness…

Debate over Trump's political style.
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How US Diplomacy Became a Family Business

Trump's shamelessness exposes a core truth: in liberal democracy, the public interest often advances only when it aligns with priv…

Luigi Pantisano at Die Linke’s party convention in Potsdam.
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How Germany's Communist Past Shapes Today's Politics

Germany remembers one dictatorship obsessively and the other only faintly. While warnings of a “new 1933” dominate public life, th…

Summit of V4 prime ministers.
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Visegrad Group Remains a Counterweight to Brussels Despite Divisions

The V4 is routinely written off by critics as a dysfunctional project. In reality, its value lies precisely in its ability to bloc…

A woman holds a candle at a memorial service.
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Stade Massacre Exposes the Naivety of Germany’s Welfare System

A Turkish father is accused of killing six youth welfare workers after a custody dispute over his baby. The Stade massacre shows h…

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