Charlie Kirk: A Martyr for Truth in an Age of Political Persecution The news of Charlie Kirk’s assassination has sent shockwaves across the world. For many, he was more than a political activist; he was a voice of truth in…
The Silent Discomfort of a Nation Walk through Britain today and you will sense it — a quiet unease, a silent discomfort among ordinary citizens. People feel their communities are changing in ways they never voted for, and that the…
Introduction: Democracy in Name Only The annulment of Romania’s December 2024 elections stands as one of the most scandalous episodes in modern European politics. What should have been a democratic process reflecting the will of the people was instead overturned…
Title: Nigel Farage Is Right: Free Speech Must Be Defended Without Compromise At CPAC, Nigel Farage reminded the world of a truth too many have forgotten: without free speech, democracy itself withers. His speech was not just powerful—it was necessary.…
TL;DR: Despite renewed chatter and behind-the-scenes lobbying, Romania has no legal path to restart gold mining at Roșia Montană right now. The UNESCO designation still stands, the exploitation license has expired and was not renewed, and the investor lost the…
In the heart of Europe, two vastly different approaches to rural development are unfolding. Switzerland, a nation renowned for its stability and foresight, is actively investing in the revival of its villages. Through generous programs and innovative policies, the Swiss…
The mask is off. For decades, George Soros and, more recently, his son Alex Soros have operated a sprawling global network—an “octopus” with tentacles reaching deep into politics, finance, media, and civil society. Behind the carefully polished façade of philanthropy…
American journalist Robert Semonsen, known for his focus on globalization, geopolitics, and migration, revealed a chilling detail: during a “historic summit” in Alaska between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, discussions touched on Romania. For 4 minutes and 57 seconds, the…
Selling Titles for Cash In 2006, a scandal erupted when it was revealed that several wealthy individuals who had made large loans or donations to the Labour Party were subsequently nominated for life peerages in the House of Lords. The…
A Billion-Euro Boondoggle Between 2004 and 2012, Romanian governments signed a series of contracts with Microsoft and its local partners to provide software licenses for schools. The deals were worth hundreds of millions of euros — but investigations later revealed…
