Recent Posts

German media bias falsely inflates crime by foreigners

“We are charting something like the fever curve of society,” journalism professor Thomas Hestermann said of his new study, “Crime and Migration: Perception in German Media,” which examined how the nationality and ethnicity of crime suspects has been reported since 2007. Hestermann’s team at the Macromedia University of Applied Sciences …

Read More »

The Stagnant Order: And the End of Rising Powers

In 1898, as the United Kingdom joined other powers in carving up the once mighty Qing empire, British Prime Minister Lord Salisbury warned a London audience that the world was dividing into “living” and “dying” nations. The living were the rising powers of the industrial age—states with growing populations, transformative …

Read More »

Europe’s Broken National Politics Hamper its Geopolitical Power

For the fourth time since U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the White House, his position on the Russian invasion of Ukraine has his European counterparts in a state of shocked consternation. What’s striking this time around is that it hasn’t been accompanied by the previous string of bravado-laced statements …

Read More »

We Are Not Fooled by You, Hamas

On October 13, 2025, at Israel’s Knesset (Parliament) in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in the company of US President Donald J. Trump, declared the war in Gaza over. Oh, really? Sadly, the probability of an enduring peace with Hamas or allied Islamists appears close to zero. After all, …

Read More »

«L’islamisme instaure une contre-culture patiente et méthodique en Europe!»

Selon l’essayiste et ancien agent du Service action de la DGSE, Français et Britanniques cèdent le terrain aux islamistes. Seule une riposte ferme, structurée et spirituelle, résolue à combattre l’islamisme visible et à maitriser strictement l’immigration, peut éviter un basculement sociétal tragique. Réaffirmer un projet national enraciné dans les valeurs …

Read More »

The Future of the Illicit Captagon Drug Trade

Abstract: The fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria in December 2024 may have disrupted large-scale production of the illicit drug captagon, but the trade has, by no means, disappeared from the black market. Instead, a new, post-Assad Syria marks a shift in this illicit trade, from state monopoly over production …

Read More »