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The necessary enemy
World
The necessary enemy
August 1, 2026

In Germany, the usual demands for a change in the way Muslims are regarded and the way migrant integration is handled will doubtlessly be forthcoming.

The Machine producing Sovereignty: AI and the political variable in the international reordering
July 29, 2026

While Europe’s regulation crumbles and the U.S. exports tiered access, the real question is: who decides where the machine goes?

The Machine producing Sovereignty: AI and the political variable in the international reordering
Business
Considerations on the Israeli-Turkish controversy over the Armenian issue
World
Considerations on the Israeli-Turkish controversy over the Armenian issue
July 25, 2026

Baku prevented a major diplomatic crisis, but it cannot alter the broader geopolitical landscape.

Christian MP denied entry to UK after Finland hate speech conviction
July 17, 2026

Päivi Räsänen says the loss of her UK travel authorization is the latest consequence of a controversial court ruling over her Christian views on marriage and sexuality.

Christian MP denied entry to UK after Finland hate speech conviction
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Havana 1958, Belgrade 2026
Society
Havana 1958, Belgrade 2026
July 16, 2026

From Kosovo to migration, the Batista’s deal with the West is rotting from within.

Quando la “democrazia” spegne le notizie: il caso Russia Today e la normalizzazione della censura europea
July 14, 2026

La Corte di giustizia dell’Unione Europea ha esteso il divieto di diffusione dei contenuti di Russia Today anche ai siti gratuiti e non commerciali. Dietro il linguaggio della sicurezza, emerge una verità sempre meno occultabile: l’Occidente censura mentre predica libertà.

Quando la “democrazia” spegne le notizie: il caso Russia Today e la normalizzazione della censura europea
Italiano
Remembering a modern thought hero
Society
Remembering a modern thought hero
June 18, 2026

Dr. Reiner Fuellmich is rotting in a German dungeon, in the European garden where human rights and freedom to speak truth to power without fear of punishment are said to be paramount values.

Brazil between the slave trafficking and drug trafficking
June 13, 2026

Brazil’s elites have long treated drug violence as inevitable – like 19th-century slavery. But with banks and gas stations now feeling the pinch, will national pride finally force action where moral outrage never could?

Brazil between the slave trafficking and drug trafficking
World
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