
The French Right’s Game of Three-Ball Billiards
Le Pen, Bardella, and Maréchal stand united for a strong French Right—but who will take the lead come election time?

Le Pen, Bardella, and Maréchal stand united for a strong French Right—but who will take the lead come election time?

What Germans learnt the hard way about their newly elected chancellor will most likely determine his rule: yes to conservative votes, no to delivering on their priorities.

Trump understood that a nation without an industrial heart loses its soul. Domestic value creation does more than create jobs—it gives communities pride, purpose, and a future.

With French politics in disarray, the man who revives the Right could have a shot at the presidency, boosted by Macronism’s collapse and Le Pen’s legal troubles.

It is highly likely that the next Conclave will lean toward a pragmatic pope— someone capable of gently slowing down reformist pushes without completely reversing course.

Ukraine’s institutional framework reveals profound weaknesses which, should they be overlooked, would undermine the credibility of the Union.

At the end of the day, parties are accountable to their voters, and not to some supranational structure lacking the very demos it claims to represent.

Science, technology, and security are human and cultural issues—and shaping our outlooks on these has never been more urgent.

Shaped by a man known for progressive choices, can the cardinals now prove their independence?

The U.S. trade war gives Europe a golden opportunity to abandon the harmful green trade policies that have undermined the continent’s economy.
“Using the cover of the Syrian War to illegally enter the country,” has also turned some of Athens’s neighborhoods into “no-go zones for women once the sun sets.”
The European Democracy Shield is designed to reinforce control over public debate and limit the rise of political forces that challenge Brussels’ centralizing model.
This is a historic step and that it must maintain in the interest of freedom and democracy.
Reducing paperwork while maintaining climate targets won’t address the challenges faced by Europe’s farmers and industries.
The government lobby is trying to prevent any remembrance or recognition of the brutal killing of 3 million Christians.
Rather than worrying about what Trump might do, the EU should question its own ‘green’ policies that raise prices and alienate trade partners.
Politicians prefer importing immigrants over fixing France’s declining birth rate.
Von der Leyen and Manfred Weber will assist CDU leader in keeping the European project alive by putting pressure on political forces who don’t fall in line.
“The fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami party,” which has ties to the government, “wants Islam to be the only religion in Bangladesh,” a Christian source in the country said.
The Canadian PM departs utterly unburdened by the love of his countrymen, the respect of his international counterparts, and the dignity possessed by even moderately competent leaders.
German politics is now dominated by the collapse of the centre, a fact the weak establishment parties are determined to deny.
President von der Leyen forgets that she’s supposed to be a servant of EU member states, not the supreme ruler of Europe.