Dossier: Suspected Terrorists Working in EU Under Diplomatic Cover Michael Curzon May 21, 2026 A classified dossier identifies Mohammad Naghizadeh, Iran’s military attaché in Poland, as an active IRGC member.
British Seven-Year-Olds Told to Be Mindful of Their “White Privilege” Michael Curzon May 21, 2026 Students in the UK are also being told black people cannot be racist towards whites.
Dutch Authorities Issue “Orwellian Newspeak” on Social Media Algorithms Michael Curzon May 20, 2026 Critics in the Netherlands have demanded to know who would be appointed to decide what counts as “healthy” online content.
Second Polish City ‘Recognises’ Same-Sex Marriage Registered Abroad Michael Curzon May 19, 2026 Campaigners say that “more will follow.”
Sexualised Role-Playing Games in German Daycares: Establishment Parties Silent Michael Curzon May 18, 2026 The AfD warns that “children are no longer inherently safe in daycare centres.”
Starmer Facing Leadership Challenges From Numerous Directions Michael Curzon May 14, 2026 Five figures are said to be gunning for the job of PM—but none of them have braved an action yet.
Starmer’s Revival of Digital ID Sparks Fury at Home and Abroad Michael Curzon May 14, 2026 Nigel Farage has attacked the scheme as “a means of controlling the population.”
The Taliban Is Offering Internships in Germany Michael Curzon May 12, 2026 Applicants are told they will “gain practical and professional experience” by “working in a diplomatic mission.”
‘Golden Convoy’: 1,000 Cash Transfers From Austria to Ukraine Since 2022 Michael Curzon May 11, 2026 More than €18 billion in cash and precious metals transited through Austria on their way to Kyiv since the war began.
Starmer’s ‘Reset’ Speech Doesn’t Even Convince His Own MPs Michael Curzon May 11, 2026 The British prime minister is struggling to prove that he is capable of building on the disastrous local election results.
