The Parisian theatre occupied by migrants reopens its doors… to celebrate migration.
Those gloating about Charlie Kirk’s murder are finding themselves on the sharp end of cancel culture. But the Right shouldn’t forget the dangers of stifling speech.
Danny Kruger’s defection to Reform UK shows Nigel Farage’s party is now the Right’s real home—and the Conservatives’ days are numbered.
Last Saturday’s Unite the Kingdom rally in London follows an encouraging pattern from across Europe—left-behind voters, sick to death of uncontrolled mass migration, are finding their voice.
One of the key conditions that King’s College professor David Betz says leads to civil war: an elite radically disconnected from the masses.
The treatment of Christians in the failed North African state should be a warning against allowing masses of its Muslim migrants into Europe.
The aim of the case was to ensure that in times of crisis, our societies do not abandon their foundational commitments to freedom of religion and belief.
Across the continent, social democracy is shrinking: in the European Council, Social Democrats now hold only three of 27 seats, already outnumbered by the Right.
Why is the cultural nirvana of ‘diversity’ only required in white countries, and how long can this disastrous pattern be allowed to continue?
The discontented in France are pursuing irreconcilable goals.
The ‘silent majority’ is finally finding its flag and its voice.
We could all benefit from enjoying more art made by people we hate.
A court pushback against the German agency’s overreach offers a symbolic win—but leaves the core threat of its existence untouched.
Brussels may soon look for systemic fixes—more censorship, more centralisation—but these are recipes not for stability, but for disruption.
It’s never been so clear that many left-wing commentators, journalists, and activists are baying for blood.
At some point, ordinary, law-abiding people are going to get sick of the disorder protected and excused by their degenerate liberal governing elites.
On free speech, Europe is increasingly an example—of what not to do
If there is one takeaway from this assassination, it is that conservatives must get up from their armchairs and stop being nice. You cannot talk to those who hate you.
The controversy is yet another indicator of the weight of the homosexual lobby and the fragility of internal safeguards.
There is a tendency for legal systems across the West to treat criminals as victims and to ignore public safety in the process.
The senseless slaughter of a young Ukrainian woman in North Carolina is the price society pays when authorities refuse to protect the public.
Food delivery apps are a harbinger of decline.
The authorities are frightened. They are terrified of speaking too honestly, for fear of aggravating their imported Muslim populations.
Brexit changed Britain’s relationship with the world, a monumental feat. But if he succeeds, Nigel Farage’s final act will be even greater: to change Britain itself.
The British Chief Constable’s cack-handed retirement press conference was a tedious recital of DEI cliches.
The wokest and most delusional of U.S. citizens are fleeing to Europe, convinced that Trump has turned America into a transphobic, misogynistic dictatorship.
Putin and Xi aren’t the only ones obsessed with achieving immortality.
Sending five armed police officers to arrest a comedian over three tweets is a new low, even for the censorious UK.
For far too long, the German mainstream promoted a sheepish, silencing creed of multiculturalism. But the times when this worked are over—even in Cologne.
The nomination of a Constitutional Court judge who stated a child does not have human dignity before birth has reignited the abortion debate.
