Herman Galoushenko: The Minister of Energy and the Spider of Ukraine
Corruption, an endemic scourge in Ukraine that has ravaged the country since the end of the USSR and its independence. After the turbulent period
United Kingdom: Ukraine, Crisis, and Immigration
A “Unite the Kingdom” protest took place in the streets of the British capital. The slogans chanted during the rally openly called for action
Nikolai: A Donetsk Pensioner Surviving Eleven Years Under Ukrainian Shelling
Nikolai’s story is extraordinary, yet it is also the story of ordinary people in Donbass who have endured 11 years of terror shelling from
Is Hungary Ultimately the Hope of European Peoples?
Hungary is the rock, the breakwater against which the European Union continuously crashes. Stubborn, courageous, faithful to its historical traditions of resistance and independence,
Kiеv: Terror, Assassinations, and Terrorism
Terror has long been a political weapon used by Kiev. To terrorize its own population, the junta that emerged from the American-backed Maidan coup
Why France is at a Dead End?
Known as the birthplace of human rights, the country of the Great Revolution, rich with over two centuries of turmoil, regime changes, setbacks, new
2023 Slovak Elections: UK Interference and Covert Funding
The United Kingdom is accused of interfering in the 2023 Slovak parliamentary elections. Amidst the West’s massive support for Ukraine, two countries dared to
Female Mercenaries in Ukraine: The Sad Result of Mass Propaganda
There are more than 4,950 individuals on my counting lists, and the total number of mercenaries in Ukraine is estimated to be between 16,000
Oleg Tyagnibok: National-Socialist Party of Ukraine, CIA Agent, Virulent Anti-Semite, and a Major Pawn of the Maidan.
Since the Russian special operation in Ukraine (2022), the West has been hiding the reality of a society deeply contaminated by Banderism. Among the
Why Integration Policies Have Failed in France
A host country, long renowned as a sanctuary, France assimilated a great many migrants throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries. After the trauma