Liberal Hypocrisy: The Meltdown Over Trump Granting Persecuted Afrikaners Asylum Rod Dreher May 13, 2025 For today’s Left, refugees are sacred, as long as they are not Christians of European stock.
Russian Gas Could Return to Europe With U.S. Help Zolta Győri May 8, 2025 Energy cooperation is suspected to be a cornerstone of the ongoing peace talks between Washington and Moscow, even though the EU announced it will ban Russian gas imports by 2027.
EU Prepares Demands Ahead of U.S. Trade Talks Zolta Győri May 8, 2025 Brussels has created a package of tariffs to use as retaliatory measures if the talks break down.
Trump Announces Free Trade Deal with UK TEC News / AFP May 8, 2025 The U.S. president says “many other deals are in serious stages of negotiation.”
Merz Calls U.S. Concerns About German Democracy “Absurd” TEC News May 7, 2025 We are “even bigger” than the U.S., the chancellor said, referring to Europe’s consumer market, which surpasses that of North America.
Danish Maker of Weightloss Drug Drops DEI Goals in U.S. TEC News May 7, 2025 Novo Nordisk CEO says the company will abide by U.S. laws in its American operations but not otherwise stray from its diversity goals.
Yemeni Rebels and U.S. Agree to Ceasefire TEC News / AFP May 7, 2025 The deal aims to ensure freedom of navigation in the Red Sea.
U.S. To Send Ukraine Additional Weapons TEC News May 6, 2025 Air defence systems are on the way to Kyiv as Trump’s frustration with Putin grows.
Trump’s Proposed Tariffs on Foreign Films Threaten Industry Zolta Győri May 5, 2025 As Hollywood declines, some question if foreign studios are to blame—or its own push for woke propaganda.
U.S.-Ukraine Minerals Pact: Strategic Ground Without Boots on It Zoltán Kottász May 1, 2025 Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the minerals deal is “a signal to the Russian leadership.”
