Iran Reshapes Eurasia
The military attack on Iran by Israel and the US is fundamentally changing power relations and geopolitical interests across the v…
Brussels’ Authoritarian Turn Over Magyar
Peter Magyar was meant to clean Augias’ pigsty on Brussels’ orders. Unlike Heracles, however, he faced a harder task: to do so wit…
It’s the Economy, Stupid
Public satisfaction with the government now appears closely tied to whether it delivers credible and economically successful polic…
Who Benefits From the Iran Crisis?
Iran is fighting for survival, Israel is operating amid chaos, and US influence is waning. The result is a return to an era in whi…
Cheap Flights Under Threat As Aviation Fuel Prices Surge
Ryanair and other carriers are preparing to raise fares as soaring fuel prices force airlines to pass costs on to passengers.
Trump Wins the Battlefield but Risks Losing the War
Trump may be winning militarily, but Iran appears to hold the stronger hand in further peace talks. Control over energy flows, mar…
The Power Game: Who Is Rigging Europe’s Elections?
Election interference is emerging as one of the most serious political issues in Europe. Allegations from Hungary and accusations …
Ye ban tests Britain’s commitment to free speech
Is banning Ye a necessary stand against extremism or an overreach that risks curbing free speech? His offensive remarks have drawn…
Brussels Moves Against Hungary’s Veto, Risking Its Own Legal Foundations
EU sources are already discussing measures in response to a potential Orban victory and the continuation of his veto policy. Yet t…
Generation Z men are rejecting progressivism
Generation Z was supposed to be the most progressive generation in history. Instead, more and more young men are turning to conser…
Formula 1’s electric era is not only strange, but dangerous
Just as the dubious ideologies of our time are pushing into ever more areas of life, electromobility as a ‘moral’ obligation has r…
The Enoch Burke case: two family members join him behind bars
The jailing of Enoch Burke’s mother and sister has taken an already divisive case far beyond one teacher, raising wider questions …
Le Pen’s movement stalls at the gates of the big cities
France’s municipal elections have shed new light on the political landscape ahead of the 2027 presidential race, with the old mast…
A warning written in fire: antisemitism and the targeting of Britain’s Jewish spaces
An arson attack in Golders Green is not an isolated incident. As antisemitism rises across Britain, deeper questions about safety …
European schools are not mosques
When tolerance turns into retreat, freedom erodes. Developments in Vienna’s schools show how pressure to conform to religious norm…