AucklandThe DEI-hire, commanding New Zealand's first lost navy vessel since World War II, is being praised for sinking a very expensive ship.
Dan Roodt
Articles by Dan Roodt
Risk of nuclear war is growing
The question of stationing American medium-range missiles in Germany was already on the table in the 1980s.
No cohesion: French auditors savage Macron’s national youth plan
ParisThe French Court of Auditors denounced the notion of a "Universal National Service" that Emmanuel Macron had promised young people to foster greater cohesion in the country.
The Netherlands to cut asylum benefits as PVV voters seethe
The HagueIn the Netherlands, the new government has announced cuts to asylum benefits. Rejected asylum seekers in the EU country will in future be encouraged to leave by no longer receiving benefits in kind such as a place to sleep and the provision of basic necessities. In Dutch it is known as the "bed-bath-bread scheme".
The ideological purge in the US has begun
Donald Trump, whose peculiar style is conducive to demonization by his opponents, has been held solely responsible for the invasion of Capitol Hill by an excited crowd. So-called progressives calling for more social justice, jumped on this call by Trump − to demonstrate before but not to invade the seat of American democracy − to advance their project with the aid of the mass media.
Video: Sweden has knife violence, name changes, culture wars and a housing shortage
Sweden used to be a 'model society'. But no more.
Publishers, TV stations, artists, politicians and corporates bow to BLM movement
Left-wing ideologists usually label alleged racial discrimination as "structural" if they cannot prove it in concrete terms.
