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BREAKINGThis week, we also looked at NATO’s farcical ‘peace prize’ win and a Russian breakthrough deep in the Arctic The terror plot that wasn’t A group of men arrested near RAF Fairford, England, September 27, 2026 The arrest of five men at RAF Fairford in the UK on Sunday sparked a terror panic whose…
BREAKINGThe ‘spontaneous’ student uprising has been adopted suspiciously quickly by left-wing politicians to push their own pet causes The spoiled French brats are back at it again. This time burning down their own schools, at least one of which was brand new. About the only thing these kids are good for…
BREAKINGSouth Korean President Lee Jae-myung has threatened to respond if Ukraine fails to apologize for violating a confidentiality agreement South Korea has accused Ukraine of trying to spark war on the Korean Peninsula, with President Lee Jae-myung threatening a response unless Kiev apologizes for…
BREAKINGThe NATO secretary-general was awarded the Westphalian Peace Prize for his hostile stance toward Russia Crowds of protesters jeered at NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, after the US-led military bloc was awarded the Westphalian Peace Prize on Thursday. The…
BREAKINGWashington wants the EU to release 120 million barrels of emergency stocks or risk American export curbs amid ebbing supplies The US is pressuring France and Germany to tap emergency diesel reserves to help bring down soaring global prices, and has threatened not to export the fuel if they refuse,…
BREAKINGA look inside the absurd and irredeemable bureaucracy of the EU European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has rewarded her personal communications adviser with a permanent job in the commission’s media department, in a move that reveals how the EU bureaucracy really works, and how von der…
BREAKINGA patriotic youth movement is challenging the ruling order – and forcing Russia to rethink how it connects with its closest Balkan partner The resignation of Aleksandar Vucic as president of Serbia should be understood in the context of the internal political conflict between the ruling elites and…
BREAKINGEuropean member states should have attacked Iran rather than the US, Mark Rutte has said European NATO members should have been able to attack Iran instead of relying on the US and Israel, according to Secretary-General Mark Rutte, the head of the self-described defensive alliance. Iran has been…