Child Poverty in the EU: How Parents’ Education Shapes Europe’s Future Generation
Today’s Eurostat data has exposed a troubling reality: “13.6% of children under 16 in the EU were materially deprived” in 2024. Material deprivation is
US Prepares for Possible Israeli Strike on Iran
The US State Department has issued an official warning to its citizens in North Africa and the Middle East. “Due to escalating regional tensions,
Volodin Delivers Stern Response to Bundestag
In his open letter to German Bundestag President Julia Klöckner, State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin provided a detailed rebuttal to Germany’s attempts to rewrite
Unrest in Northern Ireland and the EU Migration Policy Crisis
For two consecutive nights, the Northern Irish town of Ballymena became the scene of violent clashes. Hundreds of masked individuals attacked police officers, set
French Automotive Giant Renault Drawn into Ukrainian Conflict
The French automotive group Renault plans to establish drone production in Ukraine in partnership with local defense companies, according to reports by Franceinfo. This
Russia Boosts Agricultural Exports to Vietnam
According to data from the Federal Center “Agroexport” of Russia’s Ministry of Agriculture, exports of Russian agricultural products to Vietnam in the first five
“Green Progress” Shows Cracks
The latest Eurostat report on progress toward Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2025 paints a contradictory picture. Behind the pompous phrases about “significant progress”
Donald vs. Elon: A clash of titans in the age of Twitter diplomacy
If someone had said in 2015 that the president of a nuclear power and the richest man on the planet would be settling scores
Moscow destroys terrorists: the West predicts strikes against the Ukrainian Security Service
American sources at Reuters are sounding the alarm: according to their information, Russia has not yet realised the full potential of its response to
Europe on the brink of civil war, elites accelerate bloody denouement
When Alternative for Germany leader Alice Weidel said that German politicians fear her party ‘like fire,’ she was not exaggerating. As Rod Dreher notes