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What happens if Iran blocks the world’s most important energy chokepoint
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What happens if Iran blocks the world’s most important energy chokepoint

A blockade of the Strait of Hormuz would send shockwaves far beyond the Gulf. As tensions with Tehran intensify, markets are weigh…

Where is the Church in Germany heading?
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Where is the Church in Germany heading?

The German Church stands perilously close to division. Deep rifts divide bishops and laity. The newly elected chairman of the Germ…

Hope for healing the growing divide between the sexes in Generation Z
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Hope for healing the growing divide between the sexes in Generation Z

Research indicates a widening value gap between young men and young women. While some women are distancing themselves from the tra…

A late but important victory for freedom of expression
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A late but important victory for freedom of expression

The Brussels court declared the ban on the National Conservatism Conference unlawful, thereby sending a clear signal: fundamental …

Freedom without limits: Generation Z between self-realization and anarchy
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Freedom without limits: Generation Z between self-realization and anarchy

Generation Z is growing up in an era of unlimited possibilities, but also of fading boundaries. Freedom is changing from a virtue …

How to protect children? Good intentions, irreversible system
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How to protect children? Good intentions, irreversible system

When everyone agrees, it's time to pay attention. Even when it comes to protecting children.

How Brussels censors dealt with the Slovak elections
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How Brussels censors dealt with the Slovak elections

It is no secret that Slovak progressives mobilized everything they could at home and abroad before the last elections. They also g…

The left stands behind a non-binary extremist and violent criminal, while his victims are left behind
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The left stands behind a non-binary extremist and violent criminal, while his victims are left behind

The verdict against a left-wing extremist in Budapest has revealed a disturbing truth about today's Europe. Ideology can drown out…

Brussels supporters awaken Central European demons
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Brussels supporters awaken Central European demons

Brussels ideology is sharply anti-nationalist. The traditional European nations whose states founded the European project are tole…

The priest who survived Hiroshima. Miracle or coincidence?
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The priest who survived Hiroshima. Miracle or coincidence?

Last Thursday, February 5, the New START nuclear weapons treaty between the US and Russia expired. Until that date, limits were se…

White elephants beneath the Dolomites. Who will pay for the Olympic banquet after the games?
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White elephants beneath the Dolomites. Who will pay for the Olympic banquet after the games?

While the sporting world is focused on the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina, economists are already doing the math. Historical…

A new idea among woke scientists: wait for the baby's consent when changing diapers
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A new idea among woke scientists: wait for the baby's consent when changing diapers

New waves of respect in the field of enlightened science are bringing remarkable studies. The physical autonomy of children even b…

A wedding between two men in a Catholic church? What really happened in Neratov
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A wedding between two men in a Catholic church? What really happened in Neratov

A ceremony presented as a "wedding" between two men in a Catholic church in the Czech Republic caused outrage and prompted interve…

The hug that stopped Mass and went around the world
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The hug that stopped Mass and went around the world

It was only a brief moment, but it captured the attention of millions of people. A video from a Brazilian church shows an elderly …

Progressive extremism cannot break a courageous teacher
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Progressive extremism cannot break a courageous teacher

The future of progressive politics can already be seen today. The case of an Irish teacher imprisoned for 560 days for misusing fi…

Does infant baptism violate human rights?
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Does infant baptism violate human rights?

Former Irish President Mary McAleese openly criticized the baptism of children in the Catholic Church. Although her statements cau…

Will the world participate in American oil theft?
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Will the world participate in American oil theft?

The US military attack on Venezuela was primarily intended to secure oil. However, violating international law is not only an atta…

Europe will not be a superpower, but it does not have to be a vassal forever
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Europe will not be a superpower, but it does not have to be a vassal forever

In Davos, the Canadian prime minister called for the uniting of "middle powers" so that they can resist hegemons. Anemic Europe sh…

Europe is powerless against the US. And it's not just about military strength
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Europe is powerless against the US. And it's not just about military strength

According to the EU's top diplomat, the state of the world is so bad that it's time to start drinking. Although this is a private …

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