The unorthodox U.S. strategy is vindicated as Europe’s ‘peace through strength’ approach collapses.

Christians have a long tradition of hospitality, welcoming, and tolerance, and that tradition has survived because it has been situated within a sophisticated account of justice.

Britain and France were angered by the U.S. vice president’s criticism of their armies—because they know it rings true.

Ursula von der Leyen’s European Commission is winning not due to ideological superiority, but because leaders like Macron have failed to resist Brussels’ centralizing agenda.

Germany’s prospective next chancellor is using undemocratic methods to forge an alliance with the Left, itself already rejected by the electorate.

With the EU Council Summit around the corner, the French president might be in need of a ‘Trump whisperer.’

The trouble is, however, that too many Western leaders do not believe in the nations they rule over.

Of the 155 migrants flown in last week, only 3% were former support staff to German troops in Afghanistan.

European migration policies have turned human trafficking into a lucrative industry with no real consequences for those responsible.

A proposed €20 billion in military aid was quietly removed from the EU summit draft—to the relief of many.

Campaigners against antisemitism say the broadcaster has “failed the British public” with its coverage.

Suppose the Brussels elite prolonged the war and no one came?