Paul Serran 
Unchecked mass migration continues to be the most controversial point of dispute in Europe between populists/conservatives and the Liberal/Globalist apparatus.
Dwindling fish populations are driving seagulls inland in search for food, and have caused a surging problem, and the birds are menacing both the coastal communities and major cities.
The world is handing on the edge of a major escalation with unpredictable consequences, as Ukraine relentlessly pushes for the US to make decisions that can have unpredictable consequences.
The mountain village of Caldes, in the Italian Alps, is one of the most beautiful places in the country.
After getting rid of intricate legal problems connected to the Bank’s long association with the late convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, JPMorgan Chase’s CEO Jamie Dimon has retaken his position as one of the major economic oracles in today’s America.
Conservative champion, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is the man EU Globalists ‘love to hate’.
Despite the fact that they have given Ukraine hundreds of billions of dollars in military and civilian aid – and much of this aid was stolen by corrupt officials – American and British officials have to be continually lectured by President Volodymyr Zelensky on a regular basis.
As was expected, on Friday, the second biggest Democrat donor and disgraced FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried officially appealed his conviction on what prosecutors described as ‘one of the biggest financial frauds in American history’.
Another day, another demented policy proposal by the Labour party rushing to destroy British society in the name of ‘social justice’.
On his self-appointed – but very real – role as a paladin for free-speech online, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has had to butt heads with multiple authoritarian governments – and it does seem like the trend is increasing.
Drug trafficking through the Caribbean sea is becoming ever more common, so the US Coast Guard and the UK Royal Navy have joined efforts to counter this criminal activity that is using modern vessels to try to evade detection by law enforcement.
In these two and a half years of war in Ukraine, we see how US and NATO support for Kiev has breached one by one all the Russian so-called ‘red lines’, up until we come to the frightening position that the West is about to greenlight attacks with its long-range missiles deep inside Russian territory, a move that can unleash unimaginable consequences.
A day after British Prime Minister Keir Starmer freed 1,700 convicted criminals from prison – with over 5,000 more to be released soon – a curious incident shows just how unsafe the Kingdom has become under Labour rule.
One may venture the opinion that it was money well spent, as billionaire Jared Isaacman floated in space just outside the Crew Dragon capsule.
Rockers usually get a justified bad rep for their not-so-great impact on the people around them – but every now and then, one of them stands up and acts like a real star.
The geopolitical issue of the moment involving the conflict in Ukraine is whether NATO powers will fully authorize Kiev to fire their long-range missiles towards targets inside Russian territory – a heavy escalation move that can potentially invite retaliations by Moscow of an unknown nature.
Just two months into his premiership, Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer has started to unveil his true face, and enact odious policies that he purposefully hid from voters.
The human saga in space continues unabated with the launch of the four-person Polaris Dawn mission.
While there is, of course, the question of an encroaching by NATO around Russian territory, in a more specific way, the war in Ukraine was started by the Russians over the fate of Russian-speaking populations in the Donbas region, comprised of the Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts.
A rich and powerful Canadian businessman has just been sentenced for sex crimes in a Toronto trial and is still facing charges in 3 other jurisdictions, as the reckoning for his decades of criminal behavior intensifies.
The war over unchecked mass migration is ongoing in Europe, as more and more countries try to tackle the destruction of their populations due to the influx of mostly military-aged males bringing chaos to their social fabric.
The Italian government led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni walks a fine line between Globalism and its conservative DNA.
With the recent AfD victory in Thuringia and strong showing in Saxony, the German Globalist mainstream parties are in a panic, scrambling to counter the relentless surging of the rightwing forces in the country.
Whatever our thoughts on the issue, there is a big recreational marijuana debate ongoing in the US, where this modality of cannabis use has been legalized in 24 states, three U.S.
At this point, one need not be a fan of the British Royal family to root for Princess Kate.
It’s been a good year for Christians around the world who believe in the Holy relics.
In the third year of the war in Ukraine, the reporting by Western media has now broken the ‘Kiev line’ in which only good aspects could be highlighted – and now, reports with the dire reality of the front coexist with others that are pure fantasy and propaganda.
The overriding theme of British Royalty these days seems to be the open rivalry between brothers.
One may think that balloons are just an old-fashioned technology that stayed in the past in this world of drones and missiles and spacecraft – but the fact is they are still very much in use for a variety of usages.
After a pause of many weeks in which Ukrainian forces were lulled into a sense of false relief, and rumors swirled that Russian Federation forces had run out of missiles and even Geranium kamikaze drones, Moscow has restarted its relentless campaign of air raids with almost daily massive attacks, including some of the heaviest of the whole war.
You and I might as well agree right now that there is no such thing as a ‘Big Foot.’ However, the more we learn about our planet Earth, the more we realize just how little we actually know about it and how many species are still out there undiscovered.
Olaf Scholz may be the most unpopular German Chancellor in many decades, but that does not keep him from being ‘sure’ that he can win reelection a year from now.
“Illegal Migrants: If you want them, you can have them.” Conservative champion, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán not only ‘talks the talk’, but he has repeatedly demonstrated his determination to ‘walk the walk’, when it comes to his readiness to implement anti-Globalist policies in his country.
NASA and Boeing are attempting to bring an empty Starliner spacecraft back to Earth tonight, weeks after the spacecraft was deemed too risky for astronauts to ride home.
All over the world, the scourge of over-tourism has cities scrambling to deal with the phenomenon, trying to exploit its attractions and still give its citizens a half-decent place to live in.
‘ME TOO’ BRAZIL: Human Rights Minister to Socialist Lula Accused of Sexual Harassment of Several Women, Including Another Cabinet Minister.
Russian president Vladimir Putin, speaking at the Eastern Economic Forum international conference in Vladivostok, has once again highlighted that the conquest (or liberation) of the Donbas region – comprised of the Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts – is his military’s ‘first-priority goal’.
With Chancellor Olaf Schulz and his ‘traffic light’ coalition enjoying dismal poll numbers, and with the recent victories by the Eurosceptics right-wingers of AfD in Eastern states, Germany’s government has decided to at least pretend to do something about one of the most concerning issues for the population: unchecked mass migration.
After two months of uncertainty and chaos in the French political system, President Emmanuel Macron has finally chosen a new Prime Minister, appointing Michel Barnier, EU’s former Brexit negotiator, as the country’s new premier.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is an expert in the art of the political survival, leading a minority government that has long trailed the Conservative opposition in the polls as the country fares poorly economically.
In Britain’s long and bloody history, there is no shortage of rivalry between siblings – usually vying for the crown – and at times ending in bloodshed.
In a dictatorship, there’s not always room for common sense, and the absurd can become the letter of the law depending on the will of the strong man in power.
After Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s five-year mandate expired in May, he still remains in power ‘under the provisions of martial law’, and has been scrambling to change his team in order to better fulfill his no-longer constitutional duties.
The reason why the controversial acts with wild animals are so popular in circuses around the world is the inherent danger that the handlers face even with the most well-trained beasts.
It seems that the Ukrainians insistence on asking for authorization to shoot US-provided missiles into targets deep into Russian territory my be getting to the nerves of Joe Biden and his administration.
While Olaf Scholz, the most unpopular German Chancellor of the last decades, has sent tens of billions of Euros to finance the Ukrainian military government – which if rife with self-identifying Azov Nazis – he nevertheless feels like it’s fair game to smear the Euroskeptic and anti-Globalist right-wingers of the AfD as ‘Nazis’ any chance he gets.
The world doesn’t seem to have enough of the feud between the two sons of Britain’s King Charles, William and Harry.
The blocking of social media platform X in Brazil has left 20 million users frustrated, and has also generated widespread condemnation from all sectors where free-speech is cherished.
Four days after the first F-18 fighter plane was destroyed in Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed Ukraine’s Air Force Commander Mykola Oleshchuk, leading many analysts to suggest that the plane may have indeed been victim of friendly fire from a Patriot air defense system.
Unchecked mass migration has become such a major problem worldwide, that even ultra-liberal Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can’t bypass it, as it arises now that Trudeau is expected to roll back Canada’s migrant worker program.
The saga of the misadventures of Boeing’s Starliner in space is far from over, even as the spacecraft is scheduled to return soon to Earth without its crew.
As many predicted, the ascension of UK’s Labour party to power is likely to bring about a rush of leftist economic policies that will worsen rather than alleviate the dire economic situation that Britain is facing.
Former Rothschild banker and Globalist poster boy, French President Emmanuel Macron has distinguished himself as a political escape artist, capable of enduring countless crisis of his own making while remaining in power.
In the run-up to tomorrow’s state elections in the Eastern part of Germany, the mainstream globalist parties and the media are aligned in a panic over the population’s preference for the right wing AfD party, endlessly plotting ways to keep them out of power.
After months of clashing between Brazilian Judiciary and the X social media platform, it is finally about to happened: X will reportedly blocked in Brazil at any moment.
The clash between Brazil’s unbridled Judiciary and the social media platform X may be about to end, but its billionaire owner, Elon Musk, vows to exact ultimate revenge.
In these three years of war, there is only one front in which Ukrainians have been consistently winning, and that, of course, is the MSM’s headlines.
Who needs enemies, when you have a son like Prince Harry?
