After years of state expansion, weakened public order, and institutional fragmentation, the new government aims to restore authority and sovereignty while promoting moral conservatism and protecting private property.

Zohran Mamdani becomes the first Muslim mayor of New York City, marking a historic moment for the U.S. metropolis.

Fuad Awale, a convicted killer, successfully challenged his segregation in a high-security prison, arguing that his confinement caused “severe depression.”

Following over ten years of developing the FPÖ-TV platform, the shift to online audio broadcasting marks the next step in the FPÖ’s media expansion—which already reaches millions through various other digital formats.

Beijing’s large-scale military exercises followed Washington’s approval of a new multibillion-dollar arms package for Taipei.

Unrest—sparked by soaring prices and economic stagnation—has spread from Tehran to provincial cities, with the first reported deaths of Iranian protestors since demonstrations escalated this week.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro avoided confirming that the United States had carried out an attack on a Venezuelan port facility, while signalling openness to dialogue with Washington.

The Labour government promised reforms and policy changes to curb illegal migration but arrival statistics show it’s only gotten worse.

Protests against the rising cost of living turned violent, with clashes between demonstrators and security forces across several Iranian cities.

Emergency teams across Switzerland and neighbouring countries were mobilised overnight as hospitals filled with burns victims.

In today’s Europe, evermore secular and unaware of its own history, dynastic orders act as custodians of centuries-old traditions of chivalry and the values associated therewith.

Historians will struggle to find another nation so thoroughly deceived by a small clique of people cocooned in taxpayer-funded NGOs or state employment.