UK Whistleblower: Only 1 in 100 Claims Genuine. Now What?
Alleged industrial-scale fraud, dubious asylum decisions and failed applicants who are rarely removed raise a more fundamental que…
The Racism Row Threatening to Derail Texas Republicans
Republicans already faced a tough mid-term election. Now little-known candidate Bo French has exposed a divide over how the party …
Apocalypse Is Not the Top AI Concern for China
The West fears what AI could do to humanity. China’s leaders have a very different threat in mind.
Mo' Money, Mo' Problems? Farage Swims in Cash, but Will It Help?
If Reform loses the next UK election, a lack of funds can no longer be blamed, but is there a risk from having too much money? And…
Social Democrats May Regret Winning the Swedish Election
Caught between incompatible coalition partners in parliament and Scottish-style separatists in the north, Sweden's new prime minis…
Friedrich Merz’s Political Future Hangs in the Balance
The German chancellor has lost the support of the public and, increasingly, his own party. The CDU is discussing successors as cam…
Migration NGOs Are Changing Their Tactics
Partly funded by taxpayers, migration NGOs have become powerful players in Europe. Once reliant on publicizing the suffering of in…
Israel and US Hope for New Ally Against Mullahs: Misery
As a military resolution to the Iran War appears further away than ever, analysts in Jerusalem pin their hopes on another potentia…
Canada Seeks a New Alliance with the European Union
Canada wants closer access to European markets, defense programs and strategic industries. Brussels is weighing how far the partne…
Germany Seeks Schengen-Wide Curbs on Russian Visas
Berlin is pushing for uniform restrictions on Russian tourist visas across the Schengen area. EU officials are discussing the Germ…
The UK's Breakup Is Further Away Than Nationalists Want You to Think
Nationalist voices in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland insist that the United Kingdom will soon break up. Don't take them too …
Subversive Statues Take Center Stage in London’s Trafalgar Square
Lady in Blue towers over Trafalgar Square, drawing intense opposition with its divisive design. The Statue Wars threaten to reigni…
State of the Union Comes amid EU Discontent
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will seek to reassure Europe, even as economic stagnation and growing Euroskept…
From Warships to Tankers to Jordan: Iran's War Keeps Spreading
Warship skirmishes have given way to strikes on civilian tankers between the US and Iran. Tehran has hit Jordan with cluster munit…
Germany’s PISA Disaster Reveals a Four-Year Migration Gap
Germany has recorded its worst PISA scores, but pupils without an immigrant background would still rank among the world’s best in …