Germany’s Interior Minister Nancy Faeser says that Germany will introduce passport control from 16th of September. The reason for this is, among other things, a number of Islamist terrorist attacks in Germany recently. Whether this will have any noticeable effect remains to be seen.
Continue reading »With his confident demeanour, Yaser Jabbar was a reassuring support for parents on the orthopaedic ward at Great Ormond Street Hospital. But Jabbar was a rogue surgeon who wasn’t trusted by his colleagues.
Continue reading »Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer has warned that tax rises may be on the way, promising in the usual socialist way that ‘those with the broadest shoulders should bear the heaviest burden’. But the rich are fleeing, and the bill is being passed on to the working and middle classes.
Continue reading »There is a strong reluctance to recognise the role green policies played in the Grenfell tragedy. But the reality is that climate action is at least partly to blame for the 72 people who lost their lives in the horrific fire.
Continue reading »Olaf Schulz tried to win votes by deporting 28 criminal Afghans. But the Taliban are releasing the criminals onto the streets, and some may already be back in Germany..
Continue reading »Donald Trump promises to “Make America Affordable Again” if elected President of the United States. Joining the team to rescue the US economy is Elon Musk, who will improve the efficiency of government agencies.
Continue reading »Javier Milei is cutting all costs in the Argentine state. But investment in defence is increasing, and the aim is to meet the same requirements as NATO member countries. What is the motivation of Argentina’s president?
Continue reading »A Hamas terrorist who was caught on video on October 7 drinking a bottle of soda in front of two young boys after murdering their father was killed in an Israeli attack in Gaza over the weekend.
The devil, Ahmed Fozi Wadia, was one of the Hamas terrorists who crossed the Israeli border from the air with paragliders that day, writes Caitlin Doornbos in the New York Post.
An Irish teacher at a Christian school has been imprisoned for the third time. The reason is that he refused to use self-selected pronouns and names for a transgender pupil. Three years earlier, abortion was banned in Ireland.
Continue reading »Father Paul Murphy (50) was stabbed repeatedly on 16 August by a 16-year-old outside the Renmore compound where he was serving in Galway, Ireland. Mr Murphy was badly injured, but is not expected to lose his life.
The bishops are shocked by the attack which came completely out of the blue. Irish police are investigating it as a possible terrorist attack.