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RomeLike every summer, a massive influx of asylum seekers is spurring on the political discussion in Italy. And the issue is once again grist to the mills of the right-wing opposition. Just a few years ago, Matteo Salvini, then Interior Minister of the Lega, was able to count on the approval of an overwhelming majority of Italians for his rigid measures against illegal immigration.

WashingtonIn the run-up to the US midterms elections, the big speculator and "philanthropist" George Soros has found a new field of activity. He now excels at funding American prosecutors who want to "reform" the US justice system. Republican politicians and lawyers are outraged. They blame Soros for the increase in violence in the country.

PragueA Czech media portal has uncovered further mafia structures linked to Ukraine. This case is about human trafficking of newborns and outright surrogacy slavery. At least 30 babies have been illegally sold to foreigners in the Czech Republic since 2019 after they were born in Prague by Ukrainian surrogate mothers.

KampalaThe Ugandan government has banned the activities of a local non-governmental organization that campaigns for the rights of sexual minorities. According to a senior official, the organization worked illegally in the African country.

Canberra/MadridGreta Thunberg maintained that the corals of the Great Barrier Reef had "halved" due to global warming. In the same alarmist vein, the Spanish government now blames the heat for an excess in mortality. Are they correct?

ParisThe French Prime Minister has warned: "The battle of mentalities is not yet won." Élisabeth Borne announced on Thursday, August 4 that an "ambassador for LGBT + rights" would be appointed "before the end of the year" and that a fund of 3 million euros would be created to finance new LGBT + centers.

KievUkraine is being sold off. The mendacious Western struggle for the "soul of Ukraine" is actually for the monopolies, Monsanto, Vanguard and BlackRock - to pick the country apart.

ParisUNESCO says it is seriously concerned about the increase in "disinformation" and "conspiracy theories". And they plan to put an end to it through a network of informants.

WarsawPoland, a NATO big-spender already, wants to become the strongest military power in Europe. Massing in lowland plains east of Warsaw, the country is eyeing its traditional place for major battles with Russia.

StockholmNot all Swedes agree that joining NATO was such a good idea. Jan Milld explained to a Swedish weekly what the move would mean for the country. Milld is a member of the Alternative for Sweden.