EU-China Investment Deal: “It Spits in the Face of Human Rights”
By January 8, 2021 Read More →

EU-China Investment Deal: “It Spits in the Face of Human Rights”

The European Union has negotiated a controversial trade deal with China. The pact has been widely criticized because European leaders, in their apparent rush to reach an agreement, have sacrificed their professed concern for human rights on the altar of financial gain.

Posted in: China, Geopolitics
Israel, Lebanon Talk Maritime Borders
By January 1, 2021 Read More →

Israel, Lebanon Talk Maritime Borders

Israel and Lebanon recently initiated groundbreaking negotiations to resolve a long-standing maritime border dispute in the eastern Mediterranean. Resolution of the dispute could lead to developing the potentially lucrative natural gas fields that would benefit both sides.

Posted in: Geopolitics, Middle East
Germany’s “Shameful” Two Years on the UN Security Council
By January 1, 2021 Read More →

Germany’s “Shameful” Two Years on the UN Security Council

During its two-year stint on the UN Security Council, Germany voted for dozens of resolutions — many of which smack of anti-Semitism — that singled out Israel, the only democracy in the Middle East.

Posted in: Europe, Germany
U.S. “Driving Stake Through Heart” of German-Russian Pipeline
By December 28, 2020 Read More →

U.S. “Driving Stake Through Heart” of German-Russian Pipeline

The United States is ratcheting up the threat of sanctions against European companies in an effort to deal a death blow to the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline between Russia and Germany.

Posted in: Energy, Geopolitics
Austria: Top Court Overturns Headscarf Ban
By December 21, 2020 Read More →

Austria: Top Court Overturns Headscarf Ban

The Austrian Constitutional Court has ruled that Austria’s ban on the wearing of headscarves in public schools violates the freedom of religion and the freedom of expression and therefore is unconstitutional.

Posted in: Austria, Islam in Europe
Hungary: “Europe’s Borders Must be Protected”
By December 18, 2020 Read More →

Hungary: “Europe’s Borders Must be Protected”

The Court of Justice of the European Union, the EU’s top court, has ruled that Hungary violated EU law when it prevented illegal immigrants from seeking asylum. The Hungarian government countered that it will not bow to pressure to jump aboard the EU’s multicultural bandwagon.

Posted in: Hungary, Islam in Europe
Europe Confronts Second Wave of Coronavirus
By December 16, 2020 Read More →

Europe Confronts Second Wave of Coronavirus

Economists are warning that the second coronavirus lockdown has increased the risk of another recession in Europe’s largest economy.

Posted in: Coronavirus, Europe
Erdogan’s Move Toward an Islamic Caliphate
By November 1, 2020 Read More →

Erdogan’s Move Toward an Islamic Caliphate

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan recently declared that his decision to convert the Church of Hagia Sophia, Istanbul’s massive sixth-century Byzantine cathedral, into a mosque foreshadows a future pan-Islamic reconquest of Jerusalem.

Posted in: Geopolitics, Middle East
Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter: Part IV
By October 31, 2020 Read More →

Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter: Part IV

Black Perspectives on Black Lives Matter: Walter E. Williams, Ward Connerly, Robert L. Woodson, Kim Klacik, Deroy Murdock, Peter N. Kirsanow, Nick Fad, Rob Smith and Charles Barkley.

Posted in: United States
Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter: Part III
By October 7, 2020 Read More →

Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter: Part III

Black Perspectives on Black Lives Matter: Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Robert L. Woodson, Niger Innis, Burgess Owens, Horace Cooper, Candace Owens, Chloé Valdary, Richard Sherman, Denzel Washington, Barbara Ann Reynolds, Marcellus Wiley, Jason Whitlock and Muhammad Ali Jr.

Posted in: United States
Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter: Part II
By September 30, 2020 Read More →

Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter: Part II

Black Perspectives on Black Lives Matter: Leo Terrell, Allen West, Eric Wallace, Herman Cain, Herschel Walker, Leonydus Johnson, Vernon Jones, Terry Crews, Ryan Scott Bomberger, Larry Elder and Carol Swain.

Posted in: United States
Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter: Part I
By September 15, 2020 Read More →

Black Appraisals of Black Lives Matter: Part I

Black Perspectives on Black Lives Matter: Thomas Sowell, Walter E. Williams, Shelby Steele, Ben Carson, Robert L. Woodson, Clarence Henderson, Brandon Tatum, Damani Bryant Felder, Star Parker, Darrell Scott and Morgan Freeman.

Posted in: United States