
Finnish Citizens’ Initiative on ‘Conversion Therapy’ Divides Parliament
Finland debates whether or not to join countries that prohibit people from freely receiving support to deal with internal conflicts related to their sexuality.
Finland debates whether or not to join countries that prohibit people from freely receiving support to deal with internal conflicts related to their sexuality.
The Spanish government’s intention to desacralize the Civil War monument is viewed by many as another affront to Christians.
PM Sánchez wants to turn the sacred resting place of 33,000 Civil War dead into a secular museum touting his ‘official version’ of history.
Desperate measures reflect a Ukraine on the brink, reliant on foreign aid and manpower.
Reading books has lost its appeal for the younger generations, making it difficult to pass on the cultural values that made the Old Continent great.
British academic David Hirsch’s statement that “the problem is not only antisemitism but also racism and Islamophobia” did not sit well with a people still reeling from the October 7th massacre.
After years of bad planning, new EU civil defense documents propose ways for citizens to survive 72 hours in an emergency.
As a visitor to the Jewish state, you soon realize its vibrant inner life—largely unknown abroad—contrasts with a muted, self-conscious Europe where freedom is increasingly conspicuous by its absence.
Erecting a firewall against a right-wing populist party is practiced not only in Germany but across Western Europe by the usual centre-right establishment suspects.
Germany is funding the new Islamist government while calling for more immigrants due to “lack of manpower.”