Over 100,000 Britons Rally in London for ‘Unite the Kingdom’ March Rebeka Kis September 13, 2025 Protesters cite lost freedoms and fading identity as they gather near Downing Street.
Are We the Baddies? Rafael Pinto Borges September 11, 2025 On free speech, Europe is increasingly an example—of what not to do
Manhunt Still Underway for Charlie Kirk’s Assassin TEC News September 11, 2025 The sniper’s identity and motive remain unclear.
The Persecution of Graham Linehan Should Terrify Us Lauren Smith September 3, 2025 Sending five armed police officers to arrest a comedian over three tweets is a new low, even for the censorious UK.
Can Trump Get the EU to Roll Back Its Environmental and Digital Rules? Pieter Cleppe September 1, 2025 The tariff negotiations offer the EU a vital opportunity to pursue a fundamental change of direction.
Censorship Surge: Germany Targets Thousands for ‘Politician Insults’ Zoltán Kottász August 29, 2025 Comments flagged ‘right-wing’ are heavily over-represented.
Chaining the Media in the European Union—the Reality of the Media Freedom Act Gaetano Masciullo August 27, 2025 In the name of an Orwellian notion of freedom, we risk creating a fragile and dependent market where global platforms remain the uncontested masters.
Soaring ‘Hate Speech’ Convictions Spark Free Speech Fears in Britain Zoltán Kottász August 22, 2025 Under the Public Order Act, offenders can face up to seven years in prison.
Two-Tier Justice System: Lucy Connolly Freed After Nine Months in Prison Zoltán Kottász August 21, 2025 The former childminder was imprisoned for a single social media tweet.
America Takes a Stand for the Rights of Western Christians Jonathon Van Maren August 21, 2025 “It is common sense that standing silently and offering consensual conversation does not constitute harm,” a spokesman for the U.S. State Department said.
