Opinion

Lesbian Scottish minister bows to Islam by donning hijab in comic stunt

In a video reminiscent of a 1990s comedy sketch, Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth—a blonde, lesbian woman wearing a hijab—speaks about solidarity with “faith groups” following protests in the wake of the attempted beheading in Belfast. We prostrate ourselves before an aggressive religion while simultaneously erasing our own culture and faith, in the belief that it will devour us last. But the working class in Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom is unlikely to be impressed by such theatrical displays.

State broadcaster NRK indoctrinates children with fabricated anti-ICE propaganda

Like all other Norwegian media outlets, NRK has provided extensive and highly critical coverage of Trump’s immigration policies and ICE, the U.S. immigration enforcement agency. But a Supernytt segment from January 2026 takes this one-sided coverage to a new and troubling level. The episode is not merely a systematic smear campaign against ICE under Trump’s presidency; it is also riddled with falsehoods, half-truths and insinuations.

South Africa’s migration crisis holds a warning for Europe

Mass immigration is creating enormous problems for South Africa. Even internal migration within the country is fuelling conflict. As a result, growing numbers of South Africans are now talking about remigration. European politicians should study what is happening in South Africa if they want to understand the future that may also await us.

Russians set fire to cathedral in the Lavra Monastery complex

Russian bombs struck the cathedral that forms part of the Lavra Monastery complex during the night. The cathedral’s roof is ablaze. Four people were killed. The attack came shortly after Putin had called Trump to congratulate him on his 80th birthday. The birthday wishes are unlikely to be well received when they are followed by an attack on a monument listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Europe’s sixth-generation fighter jet project collapses; $116 billion lost

Last week, Macron announced that the joint project to develop a new European fighter aircraft must be abandoned. The companies involved have failed to work together, and $116 billion has been lost. It is a defeat for Europe that will reverberate for years to come. But where is the self-criticism?

Farage: ‘Anti-whiteness is institutionalised’ in Britain

Nigel Farage promises that if Reform UK wins the next election and enters government, it will take aim at laws and policies such as the Equality Act 2010 and DEI initiatives, which he argues violate the principle of equality before the law. Farage may well have drawn inspiration from US President Donald Trump.

Farewell to Christianity in Denmark

By removing the traditional wording in the government platform stating that Denmark is a Christian country, the Social Liberals and the Red-Green Alliance have achieved a decisive breakthrough for their many Islamic voters. If we no longer recognise Denmark as a Christian country, we also no longer profess the Christian view of humanity and Christian ethics.

They reach for their weapons when they hear the word “Remigration”

It is a sign that one is being taken seriously that the media are this time devoting column space to smearing the Norway Democrats’ Remigration Conference. NTB describes it as a “so-called remigration conference” featuring “several controversial speakers”. They have felt compelled to seek comments from the “experts”, such as Cora Alexa Døving of the HL Centre.

PM Støre returns to the White Sepulchre of Brussels

Norway’s Prime Minister, Jonas Gahr Støre, has been in Brussels trying to persuade the European Commission to abandon its ban on oil and gas activities in the Arctic. He may yet succeed—but what will the Union demand in return? Perhaps future membership? Or that Norway slavishly implements the new building directives?

Glistrup was the system’s nightmare

Mogens Glistrup called taxation organised robbery and described the state as a form of institutionalised theft disguised as care. Today, the state has become an even larger moral parent, educating and shaping us. If only people had listened to Glistrup in time – and if only he had argued his case more effectively.