Germany: Nearly €50 Billion on Migration in 2023 Robert Semonsen November 8, 2023 The expenditures on migration set to equal defense budget.
Sunak Goes Soft on Criminal Records Michael Curzon October 31, 2023 The Tories are thinking only about rehabilitation, with no consideration of deterrence.
Ireland: Islamist Jailed For “Horror” Grindr Murders Thomas O'Reilly October 24, 2023 Serial murderer Yousef Palani came to the country as part of a refugee resettlement scheme in 2006.
Sweden’s Crime Rate Now Highest in Northern Europe Chris Tomlinson October 24, 2023 A new study highlights the country’s ongoing issues with drug trafficking and surging levels of criminal violence, including murder.
Brits Turn to Private Detectives To Do What Police Don’t Michael Curzon October 20, 2023 Private forces are taking up old-fashioned beat policing.
Tories Go Soft on “Low-Level” Crime To Free Up Prison Space Michael Curzon October 17, 2023 Government officials are using heavy-handed imagery to justify weak-willed action.
Germany: Parents Protest Asylum Center by Primary School Robert Semonsen October 4, 2023 Left-liberal mayor dismisses parental concerns as unfounded
Study Reveals Alarming Violence in Online Pornography Bridget Ryder October 4, 2023 The French study described pornography as a “system that massacres women for profit.”
Critics Blast Tory’s “Gross Violation of British Privacy” Michael Curzon October 4, 2023 Millions of law-abiding citizens will be included in a facial recognition database, treating them like “suspects.”
Bukele, the UN, and the Future of Latin America Carlos Perona Calvete September 29, 2023 El Salvador may become one of the first success stories in reversing the demographic exodus from the Global South to the Global North.
