
From Memes to Mobilisation: France’s Growing Tax Revolt
The ‘Nicolas’ and ‘Gueux’ movements are giving voice to a rising class of disillusioned citizens who say they’re paying into a system that gives them nothing back.

The ‘Nicolas’ and ‘Gueux’ movements are giving voice to a rising class of disillusioned citizens who say they’re paying into a system that gives them nothing back.

With its latest budget, the EU Commission shows off its creeping super-state agenda. If this budget is passed, only a full-fledged tax system remains to complete the project.

Zelensky said Ukraine will send a delegation led by the ex-defence minister to the next round of peace talks with Russia on Wednesday.

After the 2011 tsunami, the nation shut down all of its nuclear reactors.

Allegations have surfaced that the WEF manipulated global rankings to discredit Brexit—fueling fresh outrage over elite interference in democratic processes.

Six officials face trial over the 2023 Cutro wreck as media are accused of ignoring the rescue of over 80 people.

An 18-year-old has been arrested for allegedly planning attacks against Western targets—yet another alarming case of teenager radicalisation.

Germany grants Taliban-appointed officials access to Afghan consulates to speed up removals, sparking criticism of backdoor recognition.

Budapest hosted a U.S.–Russia wrestling match on Monday, in an attempt to contribute to the thawing of relations between the two countries.

The German right-wing populist party saw the highest membership growth in Rhineland-Palatinate in 2024.
The flight to Kabul was intended to mark a tougher stance on migration, but not all those deported plan to stay away.
This disgraceful construction comes at a cost estimated at €50 million, at a time when France is succumbing to debt.
Greece is preparing to replace lenient deportation practices with automatic prison sentences for unauthorised migrants.
The figures come amid growing public discontent over immigration
A woman died and others were pulled from a burning building after more than 20 drones struck Ukraine’s port city overnight.
Judges redefined “family” to include non-relatives under a secretive relocation programme following the MoD data breach—prompting fears over security and cost.
Israel has pledged nearly $600,000 in aid to Syria’s Druze community, as hospitals in Sweida overflow and tens of thousands flee the escalating violence.
Leftist MP calls the Lebanese murderer’s killing of two diplomats “acts of resistance.”
There is no doubt Brussels intends to export this “Tusk model” to other member states, said Boglárka Bólya, Hungarian Ministerial Commissioner for EU Affairs.
Italian prosecutors have appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn the acquittal of Matteo Salvini, a former interior minister who blocked a migrant rescue ship from docking in 2019.
Spain’s government withdrew its proposal to make Catalan, Basque, and Galician official EU languages, fearing rejection from member states.
The EU allocated €499,950 for wrestling arenas in Gambia as a tool for “climate resilience.”