“I won’t give up”—Le Pen Vows to Keep Fighting at Paris Rally The Rassemblement National leader said a “witch hunt” was behind the decision to ban her from standing for office. TEC News April 7, 2025
April Fools’ Day Prank Showed French Left’s True Colours The prospect of the U.S. vice president taking part in a Catholic pilgrimage on French soil sent a far-left MP into a tizzy. Hélène de Lauzun April 6, 2025
Jordan Bardella: Does He Have What It Takes To Lead France? Enjoying both his party’s and the nation’s support, France’s right-wing ‘Cyborg’ has two years to mature and fill Le Pen’s shoes. Hélène de Lauzun April 5, 2025
Labour’s Muslim Problem—Blindness or Self-Deception? For fear of losing their seats, Labour MPs refuse to speak of the elephant in the room: the utter failure of multiculturalism. Frank Haviland April 5, 2025
Finland’s Plan To Exit Ottawa Landmine Treaty Sparks International Debate Several other NATO countries are considering withdrawing, citing the change in security situation. Zolta Győri April 4, 2025
Thuringia Tightens Immigration Policy The east German state is moving forward with plans despite the federal government ignoring requests for funding for reception facilities. Zolta Győri April 4, 2025
UK Ministry of Justice Seeks Differential Bail Conditions Despite claiming to oppose it, Labour keeps on pushing for two-tier justice. TEC News April 4, 2025
How Merz Dug His Own Political Grave The CDU/CSU Union is about to fail at the very thing they have always prided themselves on: political responsibility. Richard J. Schenk April 4, 2025
Georgia To Consider Ban on Pride Parades A citizen’s initiative titled “On the Ban of LGBT Marches and Relevant Colorful Items” has been submitted to Parliament. TEC News April 4, 2025
EU Eyes Central Asia’s Resource “Honey Pot” Brussels cloaks its pursuit of critical minerals in green rhetoric TEC News April 4, 2025
