Worried about public reaction, the British Labour government would avoid discussing sexual abuse, rape, and torture—despite doing little to address these issues.

Though major news agencies failed to name the perpetrators, it was clear that, like in recent years, migrant men were primarily to blame.

Today, when France is commemorating ten years of surrender to Islamism since the Charlie Hebdo massacre, issues broached by Le Pen continue to shape debate.

PM Netanyahu calls the recommended offensive geopolitical strategy a “roadmap” to secure the country’s future.

Establishment media paint historic defenders of the Gates of Vienna as a looming threat to Europe.

Data previously concealed by the UK’s Home Office shows 130,000 foreign nationals arrested last year, at twice the rate of Brits.

Slovakia says Brussels is siding with Ukraine over the energy security of its own member states.

The Islamist threat has not gone away, public figures warned.

Party co-chair Alice Weidel calls the Commission announcement a “frontal attack on the freedom of expression.”

The resignation of PM Justin Trudeau marks the end of another leftist regime in the West.

The center-right GERB pulls out of negotiations, again—while shifting the blame to everybody else for the years of deadlock.

A shift to the Right is expected in the representation in the Agriculture Chambers