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UK asylum caseworker tells The Times: Only one per cent are genuine refugees
An experienced caseworker at the British Home Office says the asylum system is riddled with fraud. He describes how hundreds of Pakistani men name…
Lavrov says Leipzig drone accusations are ‘the beginning of a real war’ with Germany
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claims that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is ‘in practice declaring war’ on Russia over the drone attack on Leipzig…
Jerusalem: Archaeologists find landscape beneath Church of the Holy Sepulchre matching biblical description of Jesus’ tomb
Italian archaeologists have uncovered remains of an ancient landscape beneath the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem that correspond with New Testament descriptions…
Hatred creates unity in the West
When foreigners arrive in a multicultural country, they are already integrated, because the national culture is gone. But even dissolved societies need something around…
Exporting criminals: North African asylum seekers extremely overrepresented in crime statistics
Is North Africa exporting criminals instead of imprisoning them? In Switzerland, 80.5 per cent of asylum seekers from North African countries have been charged…
Voters are redrawing the political map
It has been a recurring theme in these columns that politics is subject to the iron law of oligarchy. Those with power accumulate it…
Ceuta exposes the mendacious rhetoric on immigration
In the past few days alone, illegal migrants in Ceuta have surrounded a military vehicle and pelted it with stones until four soldiers had…
They did what society told them to do — that’s why they’re dead
They did what Swedish politicians and police chiefs have urged ordinary people to do for decades: They intervened. They spoke up. They protected others.…
The media are beginning to talk about green corruption – tentatively and far too late
Nettavisen surprises by giving column space to NTNU professor Jonas Kristiansen Nøland, who recalls Jens Stoltenberg’s warning against green corruption. Unfortunately, the professor fails…
Punctures widespread beliefs about increasing extreme heat
Extremely high temperatures have not become more common in the United States, says climate scientist John Christy, who has examined raw data from more…
Bank of England fears AI could trigger a global market collapse
The value of companies investing in artificial intelligence has exploded. This is fuelling growing fears that the bubble is about to burst. Combined with…
Drug cartels have infiltrated the Ukrainian military
Last year, European media reported that ‘volunteers’ from Mexican and Colombian criminal cartels had joined the Ukrainian forces and shown great interest in Ukraine’s…
AI agents are now organising against humans
In mythology, Prometheus stole fire from the gods and gave it to humans, who gained control over it. Now AI agents have demonstrated an…
‘It feels as though the law doesn’t apply’: Middlesbrough’s week of death and chaos
The decline of Britain, symbolised by what is happening in Middlesbrough, England’s most crime-ridden city outside central London, could crush the hopes of most…
Estonia’s spy chief says a revolution in Russia could happen overnight
Estonian intelligence chief Kaupo Rosin believes that Putin’s inner circle is divided and sees the possibility of some kind of revolution against the regime…
Abdul is the new aggressive Muslim politician we’re going to see more of
Abdul El-Sayed represents a new type of Muslim politician who knows a great deal about Western societies, but uses that knowledge to secure a…

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