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Extreme-left wants blood. AUR files criminal complaint for threats against George Simion
Extreme left in Romania has once again shown its true colors. Following the participation of AUR president George Simion at the Free Speech Festival in London, the largest event dedicated to freedom, rights, and sovereignty ever organized in the...
“Russian politics looks like a mafia. Prigozhin’s rise from crime to the Kremlin is not uncommon in Russia”: An interview with Sergio Caride Escribano, author of “The Wagner Group. Putin’s Mercenaries”
The end of June marked the second anniversary of the Wagner Group’s ride to Moscow, an operation that could have fundamentally changed the course of Russia, but ended with the liquidation of Yevgueni Prigozhin and Wagner’s leaders. Sergio Caride...
What would I leave behind if I died today?
What would I leave behind if I died today? It’s the question that has been echoing in my mind since I saw the shocking images of Charlie Kirk, gunned down like a dog while speaking to thousands of students. To...
They killed Charlie Kirk, we cannot stay silent
Today the West has been reduced to a giant polarized echo chamber, where those who do not align with the dominant narrative must be excluded, accused, humiliated, and – in countries like the United Kingdom – even arrested for...
“For Putin this invasion is a matter of power and control, to make himself the owner of the whole Ukraine”: An Interview with Gia Santos
Gia Santos is a freelance journalist and writes for various online media. Since 2017, she has been the social media director for Sons Of Liberty International (SOLI) in the United States and Ukraine. SOLI is a non-profit security contractor...
Giorgio Armani, the man who dressed the world and consecrated Made in Italy
The news of Giorgio Armani’s death marks the end of an era. With him, we lose not only a designer, but the architect of an idea of elegance that redefined the canons of international fashion, elevating Made in Italy...
“Ukraine war is the battlefield of the West”: An Interview with Meaghan Mobbs
Meaghan Mobbs, PhD, is an experienced nongovernmental, policy and political leader. Graduate of West Point, she holds a masters in forensic psychology from George Washington University and a doctorate in clinical psychology from Columbia University. A former paratrooper and...
Hamas’ charter exposes the Left: the goal is to destroy the West
There is one document that would be enough to close any discussion on the true nature of Hamas: its 1988 charter. Not a simple political manifesto, but the equivalent of their Constitution — the ideological and programmatic foundation of...
Patriots in chains: Britain turns patriotism into a crime
Britain in 2025 is no longer the land of the Magna Carta, nor the cradle of Churchill and parliamentary democracy. It has become Europe’s dystopian laboratory, where waving the Union Jack or the Cross of St. George amounts to...
“We estimate that 1.6 million Ukrainian children are suffering from Russian captivity”: An Interview with Anastasia Dovbnia of Save Ukraine
Anastasia Dovbnia is the Government Relations Lead of the NGO “Save Ukraine”. She is responsible for building partenerships and advocating with governments of different countries about the issue of the Ukrainian children. What is the objective of Save Ukraine? Our organization,...
Rapes soaring: Europe’s surrender to the Left’s immigrationism
Europe is a disaster, a sieve where security is optional and women are easy prey. Don’t take my word for it, the numbers say it—numbers that the Left and Brussels bureaucrats desperately try to sweep under the carpet of...
“When you lose your purpose in life is when you start looking for God”: An Interview with Maxim Abramov, Ukrainian army chaplain
Maxim Abramov is a Ukrainian army chaplain whom I was able to interview with the help of Ukrainian journalist Darina Rebro who served as my interpreter. We talked about his life as a soldier, the war and his way...
Draghi pontificates, but he’s part of the problem
If Lapalisse had been born in Rome and had made his career between the Treasury, the ECB and the palaces of Brussels, today he would be called Mario Draghi. His speech at the Rimini Meeting is proof of this:...
Draghi, the architect of the model he now declares “finished”
At the Rimini 2025 Meeting , Mario Draghi proclaimed the end of the neoliberal world, calling for industrial power, common debt instruments and capacity for political action for Europe: "The neoliberal world is over"; "we must act now"; the...
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Other than a United States of Europe: we need a confederation of sovereign nations
Mario Draghi's speech in Rimini offered a pretext to revive the old "United States of Europe" recipe : more integration, less sovereignty, more Brussels. A vision that, behind the veil of efficiency, would mean definitively handing over the political, economic and social life of the continent to unelected technocrats. When Mario Draghi speaks, there are those in the buildings of Brussels who take notes. Not so much the citizens, who have been looking at the Union with growing skepticism for years, but the gray architects of technocracy, the bureaucrats and think tanks working in the shadows. All it took was one sentence from his speech at the Rimini Meeting to trigger almost unanimous applause from the Eurofederalist front: newspapers, commentators and politicians ready to turn his words into a new mantra.An entire establishment dreaming of a United States of Europe, masking under Draghi's praise yet another cession of national sovereignty. We believe the...
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The war of words: why we must not yield
Words are never just words. They are sharp weapons, instruments of construction or destruction, capable of shaping reality, guiding thought, and redefining the world....
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