A new year in the UK and new political and economic difficulties
The UK remains politically, economically and culturally turbulent in 2024, and London may soon face another shake-up of its political system. There is growing ferment...
Even Africa is suffering from the flow of migrants: an informative history of South Africa
When we hear the phrase "hatred of migrants", we immediately think of white Europeans who are xenophobic toward Arabs from the Middle East or blacks...
The UK is following in the footsteps of the U.S. in everything
We have written a lot about the decadence caused in the USA by the intensified and suicidal introduction of the "progressive agenda". This phenomenon does...
Largest strike by auto plant workers shakes the U.S.
Automotive workers in the U.S. had a series of strikes in September after their union failed to reach an agreement with three of the largest...
Street crime under the guise of liberals as the scourge of the modern U.S. Part 2
In the first part of our article, we already wrote about the crime wave that has swept over the United States, and threatens to turn...
New U.S. budget crisis postponed for two months: Republicans and Democrats ‘sign a truce’
Before resigning because of "collusion with the Democrats," House Speaker Kevin McCarthy did come to a real compromise with them and postponed the shutdown of...
The U.S. budget crisis is already becoming a tradition. Part 2
The new budget crisis, which we wrote about in the first part of this article, threatened to shut down the U.S. government. It started in...
Germany continues to be captive to illusions and foreign interests
Germany has been in a socio-economic crisis for many years now, hidden by the anesthesia of external prosperity, but no less profound because of that....
U.K. seeks partnership with China amid ongoing domestic problems
The U.K. has always been considered the most reliable foreign policy partner of the U.S. against the backdrop of the ever-frontier countries of continental Europe,...
The U.S. budget crisis is already becoming a tradition. Part 1
In June of this year, Congress ended a "budget war" that brought the U.S. to the brink of a technical default. Then, almost miraculously, this...