Alberto Franco Nogueira: A Century of Lessons, Part I Nogueira stands among that now lost class of great European statesmen. Rafael Pinto Borges November 2, 2023
Starmer’s Dilemma Starmer tweeted: “Islamophobia Awareness Month comes at a deeply troubling time for Britain’s Muslim communities. The recent surge in Islamophobia is devastating.” Frank Haviland November 1, 2023
The U.S. Economy a Year Before the Election, Part II The doom-and-gloom pundits are wrong. The U.S. economy is in good shape, but there are three dark clouds lurking on the horizon. Sven R. Larson November 1, 2023
Nordic Countries Agree To Cooperate on Deportation Flights The Nordic ministers also agreed to offer voluntary repatriation programmes to migrants along with resettlement assistance. Chris Tomlinson November 1, 2023
Israel-Hamas War Sparks Flood of Antisemitism in Paris Mayor of the 14th arondissement says the antisemitic incidents “recall the events of the 1930s.” Robert Semonsen November 1, 2023
Building a Seaworthy ‘ARC’ Is Not So Easy This flood cannot be escaped, only survived. This is why we must build arks: to carry us across the raging waters to dry land in the future. Rod Dreher November 1, 2023
Tunisia: Five More Islamist Terrorists In Jail Break The prison break comes just weeks the terror attack in Brussels by a Tunisian who escaped prison in 2011. Thomas O'Reilly November 1, 2023
London Police Tear Down Israeli Hostage Posters ‘To Avoid Tensions’ The action comes amid a surge in antisemitic incidents across Britain and Europe. Chris Tomlinson November 1, 2023
Putin Blames West for Attempted Antisemitic Pogrom in Russia The U.S. dismissed the claim as “classic Russian rhetoric.” Chris Tomlinson November 1, 2023
EU Unsure if Anti-Human Trafficking Teams Still Operational The Commission seems unaware if it still has boots on the ground in Niger and Mali. Thomas O'Reilly November 1, 2023
