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UK Church Schism Looms with Female Archbishop
The Anglican Church in England has decided to elevate the Bishop of London, a woman, to the rank of archbishop.
Von der Leyen Plans Her Own EU Intelligence Service
Behind the scenes at the European Commission, a power struggle is apparently raging between Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and EU High Representative Kaja Kallas
Choked Trade Lifelines: America’s Urgent Rare Earth Reckoning
In the geopolitics of 2025, trade routes are under unprecedented pressure, transforming supply chains into a battleground for global influence
EU Climate Policy: An Attack on its Industrial Foundation
In the heart of Europe's once-mighty industrial engine, a death knell is sounding—and it's not from market forces, but from the self-inflicted wounds of bureaucratic zealotry.
Survey: National Sovereignty is Important to Most Europeans
The notion of an unelected Brussels-led 'empire' is not popular
The Digital Revolution Was A Great Mistake
Even the big banks that welcomed the revolution are finding that the cost of managing security could rise out of control and exceed the labor cost of the analogue system.
Britain’s Two-Party System on the Verge of Collapse
Britain is facing a political earthquake – and the winner could be Nigel Farage
The EU Position on Gaza Risks Being Irrelevant
In September, in New York City, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the EU stands “firmly united” behind a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine
UK Church Schism Looms with Female Archbishop
The Anglican Church in England has decided to elevate the Bishop of London, a woman, to the rank of archbishop.
Von der Leyen Plans Her Own EU Intelligence Service
Behind the scenes at the European Commission, a power struggle is apparently raging between Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and EU High Representative Kaja Kallas
Choked Trade Lifelines: America’s Urgent Rare Earth Reckoning
In the geopolitics of 2025, trade routes are under unprecedented pressure, transforming supply chains into a battleground for global influence
EU Climate Policy: An Attack on its Industrial Foundation
In the heart of Europe's once-mighty industrial engine, a death knell is sounding—and it's not from market forces, but from the self-inflicted wounds of bureaucratic zealotry.
Survey: National Sovereignty is Important to Most Europeans
The notion of an unelected Brussels-led 'empire' is not popular
The Digital Revolution Was A Great Mistake
Even the big banks that welcomed the revolution are finding that the cost of managing security could rise out of control and exceed the labor cost of the analogue system.
Britain’s Two-Party System on the Verge of Collapse
Britain is facing a political earthquake – and the winner could be Nigel Farage
The EU Position on Gaza Risks Being Irrelevant
In September, in New York City, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the EU stands “firmly united” behind a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine
