Pro-Palestine Activists Violently Shut Down Dutch Minister’s Speech Michael Curzon February 6, 2025 Calls for censorious students to be booted out of institutions are growing louder.
Labour Cancels Elections for Millions of UK Voters Michael Curzon February 6, 2025 While this undemocratic manoeuvre boosts the Reform leader’s messaging, it could potentially limit his party’s access to public funds.
Israeli Hostages in UN Shelters: “UNRWA Is Not Even Denying It” Michael Curzon February 5, 2025 As President Trump withdraws the U.S. from UNRWA, Europe continues to support the scandal-hit UN agency.
Sweden School Shooting: Police Warn Against Online ‘Misinformation’ Michael Curzon February 5, 2025 Speculation would be best avoided if the public was given information by the authorities.
Self-styled Anti-Racists “Attack” British Supporters of Israel Michael Curzon February 4, 2025 Activists claim to oppose all hatred, but hate campaigners against antisemitism.
Reform UK Tops Its First National Poll As Populism Surges Michael Curzon February 4, 2025 Farage’s strength could make Labour more defensive amid Brexit ‘reset’ talks.
UK Looks Set To Sell Out to Brussels, Again Michael Curzon February 3, 2025 The chances of Starmer following Trump’s lead and ditching unachievable environmental goals are “nil,” said a leading Brexiteer.
Labour Slammed for Hypocrisy Over Foreign Cash Scandal Michael Curzon February 3, 2025 After criticising others over foreign funding, Labour is accused of double standards after an affiliate got €30,000 from an EU socialist think tank
Sweden Hit by 32 Bombings in January Alone Michael Curzon February 3, 2025 The Sweden Democrats are calling for tougher deportation laws as authorities struggle to regain control.
Commission Official Defends Paying NGOs To Push for Green Deal Michael Curzon January 31, 2025 Embattled socialist Teresa Ribera said paid influencing was “not lobbying” but a way to raise public awareness.
