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The armed defectors from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) arrive in a vehicle as they are believed to be surrendering to the Sudanese military, in the west of Omdurman on August 19, 2026.

Sudan’s War Has More Than One Supply Line—Europe Must Confront Them All

Khalid Omer Yousif September 2, 2026

Sudan needs comprehensive, uncompromising accountability that matches the true scale and geography of the war.

Women take pictures with their mobile phones as supporters wave an Icelandic flag during a referendum night event organised by Sfram Island, the ‘No’ campaign against resuming Iceland’s European Union accession negotiations, in Reykjavík, Iceland, on August 30, 2026.

When Iceland Said No to Brussels

Íris Erlingsdóttir August 31, 2026

Icelanders were offered a chair at the negotiating table. They looked at it. And decided they were perfectly comfortable standing.

Maison de Colette à Cagne by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1912), Museo Soumaya, Mexico City (image cropped)

Ethnic Memory: Why Societies Should Be Monoethnic

Benedict Beckeld August 25, 2026

Multiculturalists who dismiss concerns about Islamic or African immigration by comparing them with past hostility to Irish, Italian, or Slavic immigrants overlook the vast differences in ethnic memory and cultural distance that can make integration more difficult.

A Vikram-1 orbital rocket model displayed at Skyroot Aerospace facility on the outskirts of Hyderabad on July 7, 2026

India Puts Its First Private Rocket Into Orbit As Europe Still Waits for Its Own

Javier Villamor August 24, 2026

Vikram-1’s success confirms India’s entry into the private launch market just as Europe fears it may be unable to meet projected demand by the end of the decade.

Ceuta Reveals the Naked Truth About Europe’s Migration Crisis

Ali Bordbar Jahantighi August 4, 2026

Europe may choose an extensive welfare state. It may choose extremely open immigration. But it cannot indefinitely maintain both without producing fiscal strain, political conflict, and declining public trust.

The COVID Control Regime Built on False Certainties

Javier Villamor July 30, 2026

A scathing U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee report backs a probable laboratory origin for COVID-19, finds no quantitative basis for the six-foot rule, and argues that officials overstated the vaccines’ ability to prevent infection and transmission.

Tag: Europe

Sudan’s War Has More Than One Supply Line—Europe Must Confront Them All

When Iceland Said No to Brussels

Ethnic Memory: Why Societies Should Be Monoethnic

India Puts Its First Private Rocket Into Orbit As Europe Still Waits for Its Own

Ceuta Reveals the Naked Truth About Europe’s Migration Crisis

The COVID Control Regime Built on False Certainties

Jews in Europe and the Americas Under Siege Throughout 2025—Report

Europol Islamist Terrorism Report: Spain Arrested Over 117 Suspects in 2025

Volkswagen CEO Confirms Plans To Fire 50,000 Employees

Morocco’s World Cup Elimination Sparks Riots in Europe as France Locks Down

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