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Belgian Asylum Chaos: Thousands Left To Roam the Streets

Tamás Orbán September 1, 2023

“This will have deleterious effects in Brussels, and not just around the Midi Station,” Brussels Minister Alain Maron warned after the government decided to stop giving shelter to male asylum-seekers.

Germany Far Off the Windmill Mark

Bridget Ryder July 21, 2023

Germany is hopelessly behind on reaching its wind power goals.

Degrowth Is Growing, From Top and Bottom

Bridget Ryder June 24, 2023

Degrowthers want to slow down the global social and economic ‘metabolism’ by prioritising human need as the purpose for production instead of growing GDP.

PM Meloni Slams France and Germany for Relocating Less Than 100 of the 94,000 Migrants Taken In by Italy This Year

Robert Semonsen December 15, 2022

“I believe that in Europe the same rights and duties of everyone must apply, I believe that the solution that can make everyone agree is to stop departures and defend the European borders,” Meloni said.

Conquering Without a King: Drawing Lessons from Biblical Monarchy

Carlos Perona Calvete August 30, 2022

The Bible recommends that kings be anointed after the conquest of their realm. Institutions are not to be founded in the throes of a crisis, which would result in their legitimising themselves through that crisis and so perpetuating it.

Italy: Center-Right Coalition Leaders Call for Elections Amid Government Crisis

Robert Semonsen July 18, 2022

If elections were held today, nearly half of Italy’s electorate would cast their ballots for one of Italy’s three center-right coalition parties.

Useful Crisis: European Union Looking at New Emergency Powers

Sven R. Larson January 5, 2022

One of the fundamental laws of government powers is that they always invite mission-creep expansion. Laws that begin their lives as benevolent instruments for the common good can easily morph into tools of power for the sake of power itself. As the EU Commission finalizes its proposal for a Single Market Emergency Instrument, the citizens of the EU are well advised to keep themselves informed of that proposal.

Former Minister in Lukashenko Regime: Afghan and Iraqis with Military Experience Trained to Attack Polish Border

Robert Semonsen November 13, 2021

A former minister in Aleksander Lukashenko’s regime who’s now living in exile in Poland has claimed that the Belarusian government has trained and armed Afghan and Iraqis with combat experience to conduct armed attacks against Poland.

Lepanto, 450 Years Later: Hope for Christendom in Crisis

Imre von Habsburg-Lothringen October 1, 2021

The Battle of Lepanto needed strong leadership. Today, Europe is searching for similar leadership. Europe needs statesmen: men and women who think about the next generation, not the next election; people like Don Juan of Austria and Blessed Emperor Karl, animated by a deep sense of service, ready to put the interests of their peoples before their own.

Europe Should Prepare For The Next Crisis

Gellért Rajcsányi August 23, 2021

Iraq and the Sahel could be the next crisis regions.

Tag: crisis

Belgian Asylum Chaos: Thousands Left To Roam the Streets

Germany Far Off the Windmill Mark

Degrowth Is Growing, From Top and Bottom

PM Meloni Slams France and Germany for Relocating Less Than 100 of the 94,000 Migrants Taken In by Italy This Year

Conquering Without a King: Drawing Lessons from Biblical Monarchy

Italy: Center-Right Coalition Leaders Call for Elections Amid Government Crisis

Useful Crisis: European Union Looking at New Emergency Powers

Former Minister in Lukashenko Regime: Afghan and Iraqis with Military Experience Trained to Attack Polish Border

Lepanto, 450 Years Later: Hope for Christendom in Crisis

Europe Should Prepare For The Next Crisis

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