
German Police Investigate Protesters Disrupting Weidel Interview
The drowning out of the live interview by leftist activists has drawn widespread criticism.

The drowning out of the live interview by leftist activists has drawn widespread criticism.

The statement was signed by the top diplomats of 20 EU member states, including the UK, France, and Italy, along with their counterparts from Australia, Canada, Japan, and New Zealand.

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.

From south-east England to south-east Spain, people are fed up with open borders and migrant crime.

In contrast, comments show overwhelming support from everyday people for the priest who rejects LGBT ideology creeping into the Church.

A statement from the Israeli foreign ministry said the country “never targets churches or religious sites.”

A new vision for electric vehicles highlights missed chances to lead in advanced driver assistance technology.

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.

The independent health authority acknowledged in its recommendations that there is no scientific consensus on this sensitive issue.

Only 120 migrants have taken the cash and left the country so far, while calls for forced remigration grow louder by the day.
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