“Every country that feels it is entering a totalitarian drift must defend the judiciary, because that is the door that opens Pandora’s box.”
Is the death of a Law and Justice Party staffer a sign of increasing political persecution, or just an unfortunate coincidence?
After the last election, Portugal’s social democrats “had everything to guarantee a stable government with a right-wing majority in alliance with Chega” but chose a coalition with the left.
A barbaric experiment in a Romanian prison saw inmates subjected to horrific torture, forced betrayals, and psychological destruction.
The High Representative “made criminal laws according to which I, elected by the will of the people, was tried for an act that I committed exercising my constitutional powers.”
“I don’t believe at all that he is betraying the West, has lost interest in Europe, or is going to pull out of NATO; you have to see everything he says in context: Trump is a dealmaker.”
International cooperation is a moral obligation of developed countries, but the lack of control has turned it into an ideological woke project.
“A student in The Hague chose to return to Israel, stating that she would rather live under constant rocket fire than endure the toxic hostility on campus.”
Trump wants to restore traditional values, obliterate woke, and end the ‘Deep State’—and this is only the beginning.
Pedro Sánchez’ fixation on Franco is reigniting an interest in the past that could backfire on the Left, which has much to hide about its role in the Civil War and dictatorship.
“Only the people save the people,” declares his movement, dedicated to fighting separatism and disaster—in the face of official hostility.
The Italian PM is now seen as a leader who can build conservative coalitions—and a bridge to President Trump.
