Paul Serran 
The TGP reader may remember our reporting of the latest elections in the Netherlands – how the PVV party led by conservative leader Geert Wilders came out on top, but the mainstream parties ‘firewalled’ him, insisting that they’d only join a coalition if Wilders was NOT the Prime Minister.
In an incident carrying all the marks of a disturbing sci-fi movie, it arises that what we have long feared is happening: an AI bot has gone rogue and decided to act to keep itself turned on.
Born in the US, so: an American; with an ecclesiastic career mostly spent in Peru, so: honorary Peruvian; and now… Roman?
Emmanuel Macron has gone through a public humiliation as he arrived for a state visit to Vietnam.
Ailing King Charles will travel tomorrow to British Commonwealth member Canada, for a two-day visit in which he will deliver a Tuesday speech before the Canadian parliament.
After Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour got trounced by Reform UK in the recent Local Elections, he has scrambled to turn sharply right in his immigration policy in order to come closer to voters on the right side of the political spectrum.
Out there in the mainstream media and within some political circles in the west, you still hear supposedly serious analysts talk about how the war in Ukraine ‘is in a stalemate’.
Failing British Prime Minister is under fire for his ‘Brexit Reset’ deal with the European Union, in which he basically sold out his Fishing Industries by allowing EU boats unfettered access to the UK’s waters for the next 12 years.
All across Europe, the native populations of all nations find themselves at breaking point, pressured by the suicidal EU policy of unchecked mass migration.
The season of power outages continues in Europe, and this time, a world-famous Film Festival has been disrupted.
Among the manifold French problems brought about by the suicidal policy of unchecked mass migration, the Islamist infiltration of their society is one of the most troubling.
A Norwegian man was sleeping soundly in early-morning Trondheim Fjord’s coast yesterday (22).
Now in its fourth year, the Russia-Ukraine conflict has unleashed upon the world the ‘drone wars’, where these small flying craft have reorganized how high-intensity wars are fought.
When he gets a little break from his almost non-stop warmongering over the Ukraine conflict, French President tries to do a bit of work on his country’s manifold problems – but unsurprisingly, he finds his government to be a mess.
Britain is preparing a reorganization of its justice system, and – as is always the case with PM Keir Starmer’s government – it seems filled with bad ideas meant to try and free some space in its overcrowded prisons.
The Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs sex trafficking trial was rocked today by the testimony of rapper Kid Cudi, former Cassie Ventura lover.
If you lived all your life on the left, and built a career as a politician in the Labour party, always pretending to defend the poor citizens of your Kingdom, perhaps once you attained your dreamed premiership you should not start by cutting winter fuel payments for the struggling elderly while at the same time freeing dangerous criminals from jail to make up room.
For centuries, the Fengyang Drum Tower stood tall over the Chinese Anhui province, working like a sort of clock marking the time of day, and announcing the beginning of official ceremonies.
A brigade idealized by French President Emmanuel Macron and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, trained and equipped in France, has become an endless source of scandal.
Under failing Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer, the UK is sinking into an authoritarian bog of censorship in which a mother who posts something ‘bad’ about criminal migrants gets a longer prison sentence than pedophiles and rapists.
While a great deal of violence and criminal behavior has been shown to jurors in the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs trial, his defense still tries to paint him as a ‘bipolar swinger’ who may at most have committed ‘Domestic Violence’ – a crime for which he has NOT been indicted.
‘Cry-bully’ Taylor Lorenz is back doing what she loves so much: bashing feeble former President Joe Biden.
We have been reporting on the two different mindsets in Russian society these days: on the one hand, there’s a real engagement from the Vladimir Putin Government to rebuild diplomatic and commercial ties with the US administration of Donald J.
The UK’s ‘reset deal’ with the European Union continues to send Geopolitical waves across Britain and the continent.
While President Claudia Sheinbaum continues to refuse permission for US forces to go after the Cartels in their territory, and does not act against them, the criminal organizations have opened a veritable hunting season of politicians.
As the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs sex-trafficking trial progresses, copious amount of evidence of his beatings has surfaced, and his defense’s strategy has become clear: characterize these solely as ‘domestic violence’, a crime he is NOT on trial for, and try to disprove the RICO predicates of criminal conspiracy against him.
Led by a Socialist government and devoted to ‘Net-Zero’ climate fantasies, Spain has of late become increasingly unstable country when it comes to its unreliable infrastructure.
After unchecked French Organized Crime Gangs promoted nightly attacks against prisons, it appears that Paris will at long last start thinking seriously about tackling the problem – even if they go about it in a surprising way.
Failing UK Labour leader and Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, has just betrayed Brexit – and may have dealt a death blow to the island’s fishing industry.
When Javier Milei was elected Argentine President, there were no shortage of ‘analysts’ predicting that this crazed outsider was sure to lead the South American country deeper into the hole and finish destroying it.
Famed entertainer Elton John came out today in defense of music creators and blasted the Labour government that he supported for its AI copyright rules.
Romanian authorities have announced that the liberal mayor of Bucharest, mathematician Nicușor Dan has won the second and final round of the deeply controversial Romanian presidential elections.
The issue of over-tourism is one that is plaguing communities all over Europe and around the world.
The second round of Romanian Presidential elections is ongoing between MAGA-inspired right-winger George Simion and liberal-Globalist mayor of Bucharest Nicusor Dan.
Vice President JD Vance hadn’t publicly met Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky since the blowout in the Oval Office, when the Kiev regime leader decided to set himself on fire in front of the press, and nearly lost the US backing for good.
And so it happened that Robert Prevost – who became the first American Pope in History, Leo XIV – has been formally inaugurated in a ceremony that gathered world leaders and hundreds of thousands of faithful.
The MSM is filled with ‘leaks’ regarding the Russian demands for peace in Ukraine.
Once again, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama made a point of showing to the world just how deep his respect and admiration for his Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni goes – or maybe it’s love?
While the peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine are still showing a lot of promise, the war continues unabated – top Russian negotiator Medinsky quoted famed French General Napoleon to say that ‘Wars & negotiations take place at same time’.
On Sunday (18), Romania goes to the polls again, to choose the future path of the Easter European nation.
Leo XIV defended the traditional family, unborn babies and the elderly – and that’s great.
There’s a saying that tells us that ‘the criminal always returns to the scene of the crime’.
The once-impossible peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, aimed at ending the bloodiest European conflict since WW2, have taken place today.
Cassandra ‘Cassie’ Ventura, from former girlfriend to disgraced mogul rapper and producer Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, became his nemesis: her civil lawsuit against him, though settled for $20 million in 24 hours, opened the flood of hundreds of similar suits – and eventually led to his prison and prosecution for sex-trafficking.
The sharp turn right that leftist British PM Keir Starmer is taking on his immigration policies may be surprising many, but here in TGP we have reported how, on September 2024, mere 3 months into his premiership, Starmer was already moving in this direction: British Premier Starmer Goes to Italy To Learn From PM Meloni How To Stop Migrant Boats From Reaching European Shores.
Many said it would be impossible, not to mention ill-advised.
Cassandra ‘Cassie’ Ventura was back at the witness box for a second day of testimony on the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs sex-trafficking trial.
A potentially momentous day is expected tomorrow, and while a lot of uncertainty involves the Istanbul peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine – and potentially mediated by the United States – so far, the event hasn’t been cancelled, and all three nations are gearing up to it.
The trial of actor Gerard Depardieu was seen by many as a pivotal moment in France’s reckoning of widespread rape and sexual assault in its film industry – a #MeToo of sorts.
As leftist Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum refuses to grant permission for US forces to go after the Cartels in their territory, and also does not decisively act against them, the criminal organizations continue to run unchecked, killing and maiming non-stop – including politicians.
If we had any doubts about the fact that a series of arson attacks is targeting places and property associated with UK Labour leader and Prime Minister Keir Starmer, now there’s not much room for that, after the disclosure that, besides his house in North London, an apartment where he used to live and a car formerly owned by him were ALSO hit by fire incidents.
Especially now that the prosecution has lost one of their ‘star witnesses’, the testimony of singer Cassie Ventura has become even more pivotal in the trial of disgraced rap mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs.
In the second day of the high-profile sex trafficking trial of rap mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, all eyes are fixated in 8-month-pregnant Cassie Ventura.
What’s happening in the United Kingdom?
The first day of the sex trafficking trial of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is in many ways a preview of what can be expected from the team of prosecutors and the defense.
On the very same day that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer vowed to cut migration to the Kingdom, his North London home reportedly caught fire – or was set on fire.
While failing Prime Minister Keir Starmer travels around Europe with the merry band of globalists (France’s Macron, Germany’s Merz and Poland’s Tusk) to offer yet again political support for Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, back home things are going from bad to worse.
