Month: July 2023

EU Commission Spent €200k Translating Works of Ernst Jünger

The EU Commission’s investment in translations of the author’s extensive travel diaries—and the discovery of previously unknown audio recordings—may indicate a major shift in the reception of this conservative philosopher is underway.

Greece Migrant Boat Tragedy: New Revelations

An internal document reveals the EU and Athens knew about two children having died aboard the doomed vessel 15 hours before it capsized and sank, claiming the lives of approximately 600.

Mohammed Tops the Name List of Arrested French Rioters

Despite French authorities denying the migrant background of many of the rioters, French police statistics show that the name Mohammed was the most common among those arrested during the rioting earlier this month.

Net Zero: An Outcome Without a Process

It must not be forgotten that these people are less concerned with producing energy in ways that will allow us to maintain our standards of living and make economic progress than with being ‘anti-capitalist.’

French Riots Cost Insurers Estimated €650 Million

French Riots Cost Insurers Estimated €650 Million

Minister of Economy Bruno Le Maire has called on insurers to extend deadlines to file claims, reduce deductibles, and swiftly provide compensation to businesses and professionals affected by the riots.

July 13, 2023
German Regional Spy Agency Declares AfD Youth ‘Right-Wing Extremists’

German Regional Spy Agency Declares AfD Youth ‘Right-Wing Extremists’

A regional branch of Germany’s domestic spy agency has declared the Alternative for Germany (AfD) youth “right-wing extremists” allowing the government to actively covertly spy on the group’s membership as the AfD reached record highs in new polls.

July 13, 2023
Kyiv Placated With Security Guarantees in Lieu of NATO Accession

Kyiv Placated With Security Guarantees in Lieu of NATO Accession

In contrast to the previous day, when NATO accession was denied to him, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed satisfaction with the new, multi-year pledges made by G7 countries. “The security guarantees are an important development as we move into NATO, this is very important,” he said.

Fiscal Forecast: Recession or Not?

Fiscal Forecast: Recession or Not?

America is not in a recession. But is one coming? We have the answer.

July 12, 2023
Google Slapped With Giant Data Theft Lawsuit

Google Slapped With Giant Data Theft Lawsuit

“Publicly available” is not the same as “free to use,” the law firm behind the class-action suit argues, seeking to temporarily halt the development of Google’s entire AI structure.

July 12, 2023
EPP Unity Falters Under Pressure As Nature Restoration Law Passes

EPP Unity Falters Under Pressure As Nature Restoration Law Passes

The defeat seriously undermines EPP President Manfred Weber and calls into question future alliances for the EPP after the European elections in 2024.

July 12, 2023
Germany Scraps 80 Million COVID Vaccines for Low Demand

Germany Scraps 80 Million COVID Vaccines for Low Demand

Another 120 million soon-to-be-expired doses, worth €4 billion, are on track to be disposed of by the end of the year, as the EU Commission continues to be unable—or unwilling—to meaningfully revise its vaccine procurement contracts.

July 12, 2023
AfD Ascent Prompts Conservative Reshuffling in CDU

AfD Ascent Prompts Conservative Reshuffling in CDU

CDU Friedrich Merz conducted some political spring cleaning this week as he removed a former Merkel loyalist from the party’s ruling committee in favour of a conservative alternative as the German conservatives ponder the rise of the AfD.

July 12, 2023
“AfD is the choice of those who feel like foreigners in their own country”: An Interview with <strong>Joachim Paul</strong>

“AfD is the choice of those who feel like foreigners in their own country”: An Interview with <strong>Joachim Paul</strong>

I believe that all national conservative parties must cooperate more to get a presence in their national governments and to establish an effective policy against mass immigration.

July 12, 2023
EU Chips Act Voted Through, Despite Centralisation Concerns

EU Chips Act Voted Through, Despite Centralisation Concerns

The Act cleared Parliament with near-unanimous support, although many lament that the Chips Act is too little, too late and that Brussels should have no role in setting industrial policy for the entire union on such a vital issue.

July 12, 2023
Legacy Media Gasps As Spain’s Elections Tilt ‘Far-Right’

Legacy Media Gasps As Spain’s Elections Tilt ‘Far-Right’

While legacy media wrings its hands over the prospect of a VOX victory on July 23rd, Latinos for Abascal is hoping to propel the party into power.

July 12, 2023
Claim: Polish Populist Party Boosted by Criticism of Ukraine Refugee Spending

Claim: Polish Populist Party Boosted by Criticism of Ukraine Refugee Spending

Despite the Polish government’s great support for Ukraine in its war with Russia, Poles seem to be becoming fatigued, fueling support for the populist Confederation party who are critical of the government’s spending on refugees.

July 12, 2023