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“Prokopenko and Biltesky are regarded as national heroes, and I believe that they have a role to play in Ukraine’s political future”: An interview with Adrien Nonjon

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Adrien Nonjon is a researcher in history and teaches at the Institute Catholique of Paris. A specialist in far-right movements, cultures and ideologies in Central and Eastern Europe, his research focuses on the political and cultural history of Ukraine...

Si vis pacem, para bellum: History has not changed

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In June last year, I was fortunate to meet Professor Stefan Auer, holder of the Jean Monnet Chair at the University of Hong Kong and Dean of its School of Modern Languages and Cultures, when I was invited to...

Midterms: betting on the Trump–Vance–Rubio front three

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Donald Trump has always been enough to dominate the political stage and the news cycle, both in America and around the world, often overwhelming both. For all his strengths and weaknesses, for more than a decade he has forced...

“The likelihood of a Russian invasion of Latvia is very low, but it does exist and the Kremlin is preparing for that scenario”: An interview with Russian dissident Dmitriy Savvin

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Dmitriy Savvin has been a political refugee in Latvia since 2015 and heads the organization AREM (Association for the Promotion of Russian Civil Society and Support for Russian Emigrants) in the Baltic state.  An Orthodox traditionalist, Savvin holds a...

“Ceuta is going to need a long time to recover, whilst the perpetrator will go unpunished thanks to Pedro Sánchez”: An interview with Hanan Serroukh

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Hanan Serroukh is a social worker and coordinator of the Islamic Studies Department at GEES (Strategic Studies Group – a think tank that collaborates with the state’s security forces). In 2024, she published ‘Coraje. El precio de la Libertad’...

“There Is Still Much Suffering and Persecution Against the Christian Community in Syria”: An Interview with Monsignor Georges Assadourian, Armenian Catholic Bishop of Damascus

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Monsignor Georges Assadourian is the Armenian Catholic Bishop of Damascus and Patriarchal Vicar of the Armenian Catholic Church in Syria.  How has the situation for Christians changed from the fall of Assad to the present day? There is a deep sense...

“Russians are using the civilians who remained in Oleshky as human shields”: An interview with Oleksandr Tolokonnikov

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Oleksandr Tolokonnikov is the Deputy Head of the Kherson Regional State Administration for Digital Development, Information Policy, International Cooperation, and Coordination of International Technical Assistance.  According to journalist Zarina Zabrisky, these attacks, known as “human safaris,” leave an average of...

Romania’s President “Defends” Democracy from the Citizens’ Vote

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 Romania is currently experiencing the longest period in its recent history without a government possessing full powers - 150 days since Parliament passed a vote of no confidence in the government’s program, the ministerial cabinet, and the dismissed Prime...

“The provocations against NATO would not be taking place if Russia were doing well on the front line”: An Interview with Sergio López Ruiz

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Sergio López Ruiz runs one of the most popular and interesting Spanish-language channels on geopolitical analysis and military affairs. We spoke about the latest developments in the war in Ukraine and the threat posed by drone warfare.  Your channel is...

Drones: from surveillance to hybrid warfare

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Four years ago, when the Russians launched their failed ‘special military operation’, drone warfare was a secondary element, a complement to conventional warfare involving tanks, aircraft and artillery. Now, however, drones have become the primary weapon on the battlefield....

No country or people can survive if there are not enough young men who are willing to lay down their lives down for it”: An Interview with Iddo Netanyahu

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On June 27, 1976, an Air France plane was hijacked by Palestinian and German terrorists from the RAF and diverted to Entebbe Airport in Uganda. A week later, more than a hundred hostages were freed in a spectacular rescue...

Qatar and the Politics of Europe’s Mosques

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We should be terrified by the enormous mosque which Qatar and Turkey are erecting in Strasbourg. Just a few kilometres from the European Parliament, this wrecking ball of democracy is a symbolic and practical threat to the very values...

“Russia Is at War with NATO”: Interview with Analyst Clément Molin

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Clément Molin is a French analyst specializing in open-source intelligence and a student of international relations at the Catholic University of Lille. His X account, with more than 130,000 followers, is one of the best places to follow what...

“I am convinced that at some point no one will be able to stop us”: An interview with Sven Tritschler, vice president of the AfD

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Sven Tritschler has served as federal vice president of Alternative for Germany (AfD) since 2026. He has been a member of the North Rhine-Westphalia state parliament since 2017, where he serves as vice president of the parliamentary group and...

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Immigrationism in Its Terminal Phase

At Tarajal, the end of an era floats on the water. A 500-meter-long pneumatic barrier stretches from the coast of Ceuta toward the Mediterranean. It rises several dozen centimeters above the water, descends to a meter below the surface, and is accompanied by a first line of buoys. Around it are the Civil Guard, patrols, military assets. On the other side, Morocco guards its frontier. This is the response of Pedro Sánchez's government to the crisis of July 30, when, according to Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska, between 50,000 and 60,000 people entered the enclave irregularly in a single day. Look at it carefully. That barrier is not merely a security device. It is the involuntary monument to the failure of a dogma. For more than a decade, a vast portion of Europe's political and cultural establishment has explained to us that the phenomenon could only be managed, preferably after arrival; that making...

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Syrian Christians: The challenge the West cannot ignore

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Last Tuesday, the European Parliament hosted the conference “The Future of Christians in Syria: Religious Freedom, Political Representation, a Shared Future.” The two-hour event...

The «far-right» scam

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AfD has just won 43.8 percent of the vote in Saxony, decisively outpacing the CDU, which finished at 17.2 percent. Yet, in the almost...

Migrants, EU says yes to return hubs: Meloni’s model wins, Sanchez’s collapses

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The Italian left has spent years repeating that Giorgia Meloni would isolate Italy in Europe. That the hard line on immigration would be a...

Open borders, now Sanchez’s Spain pays the price. Europe likes Meloni’s hard line

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Faced with an enraged public opinion, Pedro Sanchez is scrambling to take corrective action. The invasion of Spanish borders at Ceuta by 60,000 immigrants...

The Spanish Hare’s Bluff

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The Italy-Spain rivalry in football is always an event, marked by both competition and mutual respect, but in the economic arena this comparison is...

Now go ahead and blame islamophobia

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Want to bet that's exactly how this will end? In a few hours - or maybe a few days - someone will find a...

Two hundred and fifty years of freedom: why America’s fourth of july belongs to...

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Some nations are born from a territory, others from a common language, and still others from a ruling dynasty. The United States of America,...

“Citizen Vigilante”: A Chronicle of the Near Future

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“This film is dedicated to the thousands of rape and murder victims in Europe who were betrayed by our legal system.” This is the...

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