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Being Jewish in Europe: A Withering Diaspora

László Bernát Veszprémy September 1, 2025

Reality should not be sugarcoated: Jewish communities are experiencing a major crisis again, only comparable to that of the 1930s.

Where Ideas Once Sat Together: The Decline of Europe’s Café Life

Itxu Díaz August 30, 2025

The current trend toward domestic isolation, avoiding strangers, missing out on different perspectives, or skipping impromptu conversations dehumanises.

“There’s no such thing as replacement theory; it’s a replacement fact”—Center for Immigration Studies Executive Director Mark Krikorian

Javier Villamor August 16, 2025

“Using immigration as a solution to the demographic crisis only works if you see a nation as just an economic unit where people are interchangeable.”

U.S. Slams Worsening Human Rights Situation Across Europe

Michael Curzon August 13, 2025

Europe’s largest powers are imposing serious restrictions on free speech and aren’t doing enough to improve limits on expression.

A firefighter (L) and a resident work to extinguish a wildfire near the city of Patras in western Greece on August 13, 2025.

The Annual Meltdown Over Wildfires

Lauren Smith August 13, 2025

Every summer, temperatures in Europe soar. So why do the media insist on fanning the flames of climate apocalypticism?

European Council President Charles Michel (L), European Parliament President Roberta Metsola (2ndL) European Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen (2ndR) and Ambassador Head of the Mission of Israel to the EU and NATO Haim Regev (R) take part in a tribute to the victims of the Hamas pogrom at the European Parliament in Brussels, on October 11, 2023.

Don’t Turn Your Back on Israel, Departing Diplomat Tells Europe

Michael Curzon August 13, 2025

The official is also concerned about well-documented rising antisemitism across the continent.

When Did We Lose Europe?

Itxu Díaz August 11, 2025

The founding text of the new Europe diluted the Union culturally by abandoning what had once been the cause of its unification: Christianity.

Brazilian trans councilperson Erika Hilton, elected by the Socialism and Freedom Party (PSOL), during an interview with AFP in São Paulo, Brazil, on November 23, 2020.

Brazilian Feminist Granted Asylum in Europe After Facing 25 Years in Prison for Misgendering

Zoltán Kottász August 7, 2025

The case has sparked global controversy over the absurd application of anti-discrimination laws.

Europe Briefly Changes Tone on Hamas After Videos of Starving Hostages

Michael Curzon August 4, 2025

After speaking more harshly about the terror group, leaders appeared to continue pushing Israel to change its approach.

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to journalists at Lehigh Valley International Airport in Allentown, Pennsylvania, on August 3, 2025.

How Trump Could Cause a European Financial Crisis

Sven R. Larson August 4, 2025

Pressure from the U.S. president to cut interest rates could spark a chain reaction, pushing Europe to follow—and creating a potential equity market bubble.

Tag: Europe

Being Jewish in Europe: A Withering Diaspora

Where Ideas Once Sat Together: The Decline of Europe’s Café Life

“There’s no such thing as replacement theory; it’s a replacement fact”—Center for Immigration Studies Executive Director Mark Krikorian

U.S. Slams Worsening Human Rights Situation Across Europe

The Annual Meltdown Over Wildfires

Don’t Turn Your Back on Israel, Departing Diplomat Tells Europe

When Did We Lose Europe?

Brazilian Feminist Granted Asylum in Europe After Facing 25 Years in Prison for Misgendering

Europe Briefly Changes Tone on Hamas After Videos of Starving Hostages

How Trump Could Cause a European Financial Crisis

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