
Pedro the Persian
Much like ancient Persian kings, PM Sánchez used five days of chaos to tighten his grip on power.

Much like ancient Persian kings, PM Sánchez used five days of chaos to tighten his grip on power.

Spanish PM Sánchez will likely use a corruption investigation against his wife as an excuse to attack the judiciary’s independence.

The upcoming European elections are about the Somewheres vs. Anywheres

The abdication of the college faculty from the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza has allowed virulent, openly anti-intellectual forces to hijack the protests.

It’s always about ‘moving forward,’ but the French president’s destination is as vague and soulless as ever.

We must challenge the entire political culture that brands once-commonsense views as ‘far-right’ and beyond debate.

Spain’s PM may be looking at the presidency of the European Council as his next job.

Ireland has become a one-ideology state, enforced by a media-controlled government.

A government spokesman defends a criminal act. Might we expect the minister of education to encourage students to skip school, or the minister of justice to promote bank robbery?

Festive celebrations, like the Resurrection concert, allow people to connect and build a sense of belonging.
The Palestinian cause has become a fashionable pretext for all those who despise Western democracy.
Tucker Carlson emphasized the global collision between democracy and oligarchy, and the situation in Spain as indicative of where things are going.
Braverman blames failing politicians for sinking the ‘Rwanda Plan.’ Has she forgotten that, before Monday, she was high up among this group?
Jews in American academia seem to have been surprised by the recent wave of antisemitism. I would like to ask them and other American Jews four questions.
It is curious that there should be so much interest on Polish abortion law in the United States.
The ex-home secretary said Sunak lacks “the qualities of leadership that this country needs.”
Päivi Räsänen’s case illustrates that dangerously vague ‘hate speech’ laws will be abused by those in power.
The Tories are as liberal as they ever were. With Cameron back, some voters might actually stop falling for the party’s ‘conservative’ con.
If Pedro Sánchez needed the help of the devil himself in order to be in power, he would accept it without hesitation.
It is cruel to demand that women accept their own demotion and dehumanization to avoid offending the cross-dressers in charge.
You cannot indirectly call your core voters ‘racists’ by dismissing a popular home secretary, and expect there to be no repercussions at the ballot box.
French political life is divided by a demarcation line between a “camp of good” and a “camp of evil,” but today that line has moved.