
Europeans May Not Love Trump—but Many Agree With Him
The “weak” elites he attacks are the real enemies of European democracy.

The “weak” elites he attacks are the real enemies of European democracy.

The deeper aims of the NSS are daring and, for many patriots in Europe, welcome.

Contrary to what globalists are saying, the Trump administration does not “hate Europe.” It hates what Europe has become under decades of failed leadership.

The clash between the X owner and Brussels exposes the legitimacy crisis of a divided European Union.

Emanuel Brünisholz is now in jail for “publicly belittling” LGBT people by stating only male and female skeletons exist.

Jon Richelieu-Booth said he had felt like he was living in George Orwell’s 1984 after potentially facing jail time—for a lawful social media post.

“The cultural sector is overrun with woke scolds who wouldn’t know what free speech is if it bit them on the Birkenstocks,” says the organiser.

A French-Algerian author imprisoned for controversial remarks on territorial history will be transferred to Germany for treatment of his prostate cancer.

The initiative would grant the EU unprecedented powers over media and digital platforms.

The challenge before us is not technical but philosophical. Do we trust Europeans to speak freely, or do we quietly believe that democracy is safest when domesticated?