Month: July 2025

Is Everyone Leaving the UK?

The native British are being pushed out of their own country, to which they still largely feel a profound attachment, but rightly, their attachment to their families is greater.

La Nouvelle Librairie (2018-2024)

It is no exaggeration to say that the bookshop’s closure has been a loss not just for Paris but for the West. It is a betrayal of the intellect—and a reminder that this ultimately is a battle for cultural survival. The shop stood as a challenge to the homogenizing forces of globalism, to the intellectual conformity that stifles debate, to the erosion of the particular in favor of the universal. It was a library of resistance—a bulwark against forgetting.

Slovakia Secures Assurances As EU Forces Through 18th Russia Sanctions Package

Slovakia Secures Assurances As EU Forces Through 18th Russia Sanctions Package

Nationalist prime minister Robert Fico called Brussels’ plans to phase out Russian gas “idiotic.”

July 18, 2025
Poland Deports 27 Georgians Over Safety Concerns

Poland Deports 27 Georgians Over Safety Concerns

Poland has deported dozens of Georgians and Moldovans with criminal records

July 18, 2025
Merz Rejects EU Budget Plan, Warns of Tough Talks Ahead

Merz Rejects EU Budget Plan, Warns of Tough Talks Ahead

The German Chancellor warned Brussels not to repeat COVID-era borrowing.

July 18, 2025
UK Sanctions Russian Spies for Cyber Attacks on Britain and NATO

UK Sanctions Russian Spies for Cyber Attacks on Britain and NATO

Foreign Secretary David Lammy said Russian agents are trying to destabilise Europe and threaten British lives

July 18, 2025
Channel Crossings Surge Past 23,000 as Migrant Crisis Deepens

Channel Crossings Surge Past 23,000 as Migrant Crisis Deepens

Despite international deals and foggy conditions, over 320 migrants reached Kent on Thursday, pushing illegal arrivals 55% higher than this time last year.

July 18, 2025
Rubio Tells Diplomats: Don’t Talk About Foreign Elections

Rubio Tells Diplomats: Don’t Talk About Foreign Elections

The move signals a shift in U.S. foreign policy away from promoting democracy abroad and towards building partnerships, as outlined in a recent Trump speech.

July 18, 2025
Merz Admits Europe Was a NATO ‘Free-Rider’

Merz Admits Europe Was a NATO ‘Free-Rider’

Germany’s chancellor says Europe failed to invest in its own defence but is now aligning more closely with the U.S. and stepping up military spending

July 18, 2025
As EU Regulates, BRICS Races Ahead With AI Industrial Plan

As EU Regulates, BRICS Races Ahead With AI Industrial Plan

While Brussels focuses on rules, BRICS nations are building a shared strategy to drive industrial growth through artificial intelligence.

July 18, 2025
Europe Turns Right on Immigration: Member States Rewrite the Rules

Europe Turns Right on Immigration: Member States Rewrite the Rules

What was once dismissed as ‘xenophobic rhetoric’ is now becoming policy, as governments across Europe—from Finland to Greece—tighten borders under rising public and political pressure.

July 18, 2025
Georgia PM Slams EU Visa Threats as ‘Blackmail’

Georgia PM Slams EU Visa Threats as ‘Blackmail’

Georgian PM Irakli Kobakhidze says peace and sovereignty come before EU visa perks, after Brussels demands Georgia drop its foreign agents law.

July 18, 2025
Kremlin Shrugs Off New EU Sanctions as ‘Illegal and Futile’

Kremlin Shrugs Off New EU Sanctions as ‘Illegal and Futile’

Russia claimed the latest round of EU sanctions will do more harm to Europe than to Moscow

July 18, 2025
‘Playing with Fire’: U.S. Warns Spain Over Huawei Spy Contracts

‘Playing with Fire’: U.S. Warns Spain Over Huawei Spy Contracts

Congressmen accuse Spain of endangering NATO security by handing surveillance systems to a Chinese firm tied to the Communist Party.

July 18, 2025