Iran seeks chaos
Iran’s Foreign Minister makes no secret of the fact that Iran’s strategy is chaos, intended to force the world to halt the war. He points out that an increasing number of Western officials want the war to end. The same applies to the media. But in large parts of the world, the regime is not wanted. It has run its course, and it would be madness to allow it to remain in place after the effort to remove it.

Editorials

Jürgen Habermas dies after the world he believed in was gone
Habermas built his philosophy around “constitutional patriotism”: post-Nazism, nations must ditch people, culture and history and bind themselves instead to constitutions, human rights and democratic rules. The cosmopolitan would replace the patriot; reason would defeat myth once and for all. It failed before he did. Constitutional patriotism is a parasite that lives off the very pre-political loyalty it pretends to abolish. Habermas earned respect, but the world was never persuaded.
Belarus trains migrants to break through Europe’s borders
Belarus has for years imported migrants and sought to force them into neighbouring countries. It is now claimed that migrants are in fact given combat training before being sent to the “front line” – the border.

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