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US Terror Designations Hit International Left-wing Extremists Hard

The US State Department's terrorist designation of an Italian far-left group yielded unexpectedly positive results when thousands of blogs and websites they provided for other Antifa groups around the world were shut down.

King Mohammed VI: The billions, the luxury villas and the Epstein connections

Morocco's current king, Mohammed VI, lives a jet-set life with a fortune that would make European monarchs pale in comparison.

The Right Look: Why Conservative Politicians Are Rated More Attractive

Looks matter in politics — and the right, it turns out, has the prettier face.

Morocco: An Arab Monarchy with Strong Jewish Ties

The area that today constitutes Morocco has a long history with Europe, as the country lies only a few miles south of the southern tip of Spain.

Launching Ceremony in Jerusalem for Anti-Christian World Religion

In November, the first ever international Noahide conference will be held. Representatives of the faith from several continents will meet in Jerusalem, and the goal is to lay the foundation for a worldwide theocracy led by Israel.

How Morocco Became Israel’s Most Important Partner in Africa

Morocco is unique among Arab countries in openly maintaining close defense and security cooperation with Israel.

Firewall Imposed by Mainstream German Parties Against AfD Crumbles

The German opposition party, the AfD, made history on Sunday: for the first time, it achieved almost 44 percent of the vote in the Saxony-Anhalt state election, becoming by far the strongest political party; it narrowly missed an absolute majority.

Climate Propaganda Tanks: Two-thirds Are Disbelievers

The climate change narrative is losing its grip in Germany, once home of the most ardent believers.

Garbage Landslide Engulfs Homes in African City, Killing Scores

The disaster was foreseeable and 50 years in the making. Sections of the landfill had collapsed before, including a 2017 incident that killed at least 8–10 people under similar rainy conditions.

Berlin Ditches German Opera for Afrofuturism

The Deutsche Oper in Berlin may still bear that name – but opera is a thing of the past.