Paul Serran 
After the long siege of Bakhmut, following by the dramatic and aborted insurrection and finally with Prigozhin’s death in a filmed fiery plane crash in August, the mere mention of the name Wagner carries some weight, some drama.
In the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn, SBF is a shadow of his former self – internet is slow, no vegan meals and the Adderall supply is limited.
The Peter Nygard trial in Toronto started hearing arguments on Tuesday (27), with assistant prosecution attorney Ana Serban outlining the defendant’s modus operandi with his multiple alleged victims.
The ‘Nazigate’ scandal continues to rage both in Canada and in Europe.
The scandal over the Canadian Parliament recognizing and honoring with a standing ovation a man who turned out to be an ex SS Galicia fighter, from an outfit accused of widespread war crimes, is burning out of control.
There is but one front in which the Ukrainian counteroffensive is being very successful: in the mainstream media.
The lawsuits running on New York Federal court have been, in the last few months, a constant source of Epstein related disclosures that have shocked the world, as discovery in the suits brought to light the relationship of late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein with the rich, the famous, and the powerful of this world.
When it comes to funding foreign armies around the world, US money is seemingly endless – but for the basic, everyday needs of the American military itself, apparently there’s never much funds.
The media calls him the ‘Indiana Jones of the Art World’, police and criminals have a less flattering description: they call him an idiot.
The scandal over the celebration and standing ovation in the Canadian Parliament of an elderly man who fought alongside the SS Galicia Nazi formation is still raging.
In the turning of the tide against European support for Ukraine, the upcoming Slovakian elections may well become a major development, if frontrunner former Prime Minister Robert Fico is elected.
The trip to Canada by Ukrainian President Zelensky was meant to divert from his lackluster United Nations and US Congress appearances, and give Kiev some semblance of a victorious Foreign Relations moment.
The French influence in Africa is crumbling in front of our eyes.
This present election season around the western world is making waves everywhere.
After his underwhelming visit to the United Nations and Washington, Ukrainian President Zelensky flew to Canada was a much friendlier welcome awaited him.
After over three months of its failed counteroffensive, Ukraine has conquered only 0,25% of the territory controlled by the Russians, after over 71k troops losses and over 500 tanks.
It may or not be a coincidence that, right after starting to break away from the EU and US directives in regards to Ukraine, the conservative government of Poland finds itself involved in a BIG scandal, right in the run-up to the October Legislative Elections.
The Intelligence-sharing network called Five Eyes, that includes the U.S., Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, is a feature of international geopolitics that not many are aware of.
Pope Francis is spending a couple of days in the southern French city of Marseille, where, along with President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte, he is attending the “Rencontres Mediterraneennes” meeting.
Disgraced ‘crypto-bro’ billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried, former FTX CEO and second largest donor to the Democrat party after George Soros, just had a very tough week filled with setbacks and worrying developments.
Slowly but surely, the Mainstream Media is coming to terms with the fact that the support for the Ukrainian regime has diminished considerably in many countries – including the US.
Foreign ties between Ukraine and its neighbor and backer Poland continue to unravel.
As president Biden sleepwalks into giving into giving Ukraine ‘a limited number’ of ATCMS operational-tactical missiles with cluster ammunition, an attack on the Black Sea Fleet headquarters in the Crimean capital of Sevastopol shows that, while long-range missiles can’t turn things around in the war, they can still inflict a lot of damage.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s trip to Washington has been a reflection of the diminishing support for his Regime both in the UN and the World in general, and in the United States in particular.
Disgraced Fashion Mogul Peter Nygard would like you to remember him as the man from humble beginnings that founded Nygard International in Winnipeg in 1967, and draped the stores of his chain draped in photos of him.
Ahead of general elections next year, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak decided to revise a host of policies aimed at achieving ‘net zero carbon emissions’ by 2050.
It looks like the ungratefulness and overwhelming sense of entitlement of the Ukrainian regime has finally went too far, and may have ignited a process that will lead to the undoing of the formidable alliance providing it with financial, military and humanitarian help – and therefore leading to its final defeat in the war against Russia.
A rumored affair has shaken the Chinese Communist Party’s highest echelons, leading to the disappearance from the public eye the ousted Chinese foreign minister Qin Gang, and his alleged lover, TV presenter Fu Xiaotian.
The end of EU’s Ukraine grain ban has added another layer of conflict in ‘powder-keg’ Europe.
The diplomatic relations between India and Canada continue to unravel in a big way, as the two countries announced ‘tit-for-tat’ expulsions of diplomats.
The US and the EU have been dealing with uncontrolled mass migration from poorer countries in a level that would be considered impossible just a few years ago.
Not many things are more surprising these days than when the mainstream media does some real investigating of facts that don’t align with the preferred narrative of their Globalist overlords.
It was only a few weeks ago that the diplomatic relations between India and Canada were looking very promising at the eyes of the world, and the two countries felt that they could agree on the outlines of a trade deal by end of the year.
As it was amply expected, the end of the EU ban on sale of Ukrainian grain has ignited a bitter trade dispute that is pitting the Kiev regime against some of its strongest allies in the EU.
After the failure of the much-hyped Summer offensive of the Ukrainian forces, with as much as 70k human losses in a little over 3 months, Kiev has ramped up dramatically the efforts to forcibly conscript every able-bodied male – and some not so able – and are starting with Medical Women, too.
The conservative, anti-immigration Polish government finds itself in a middle of a major crisis, ahead of an October election where the current administration tries to win an unprecedented third term.
The geopolitical situation in the Sahel region of Western Africa continues in a flux, as the coup leaders in three former French colonies have enacted a security agreement against internal insurgents or external invasion.
Last month, federal judge Lewis Kaplan ordered that disgraced crypto-bro billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried, former FTX CEO and second largest donor to the Democrat party after George Soros, should be jailed for witness tampering, after leaking to the press writings of his former girlfriend and Alameda CEO, Caroline Ellison.
The entitlement and aggressiveness coming from Ukrainian officials whenever something doesn’t go their way would be shocking, if it was not becoming so common.
After President Emmanuel Macron declined the Niger junta ultimatum to withdraw the French diplomatic mission from the West African country, tensions continue to escalate as it now surfaces that France’s ambassador to Niger ‘is being held hostage in the French embassy’.
While on Planet Earth the US and Russia are at each other’s throats, disputing a military supremacy in a world divided like never before, and frankly at the very verge of a Third World War.
For months on end, the mainstream media kept peddling the narrative that, because of the sanctions, not only the Russian economy was doomed to fail, they were also running out of ammo, missiles and all kinds of military equipment.
Tucker Carlson, in his page on X (formerly ), interviewed the frontrunner in the run for President of Argentina, a country ravaged by hyperinflation and other leftist malaises thanks to the Peronists in power with Alberto Fernandez and Christina Kirchner.
For months on end, the world was primed for the amazing Ukrainian counteroffensive.
A string of interconnected lawsuits is raging in Federal Court in New York, dealing with the relationship between the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and the largest bank in America, JPMorgan Chase.
The situation is post-coup Niger seems to be headed to a military showdown between the Sahel nations (Mali and Burkina Faso have vowed to help Niger) and the Western powers France and US, who have troops in Nigerien territory, aligned with the ECOWAS nations African ‘democracies’.
While Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) on Tuesday, he spent part of the time on remarks about the ‘Special Military Operation’ in Ukraine.
British PM Rishi Sunak came home from the G20 Summit to find his ‘House’ in disarray, after it surfaced that China had allegedly planted a ‘highly impactful mole’ inside Westminster.
One does not have to be a Trump ally or even like him very much to recognize the magnitude of the injustice being waged on him.
The end of the summer brings a reality shock to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his Nazi-friendly regime.
Brazil’s President Lula da Silva shares a common feature with US decaying leader Joe Biden: he loves the sound of his own voice, has a highly exaggerated opinion of his own oratorical powers, is very often misinformed, and every now and then has to be corrected by his aides and advisers.
During the last day of the G20 Summit in New Delhi, India, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak had a tense, unscheduled meeting with the Chinese delegation led by Foreign Minister Li Qiang, during which he stated that he ‘raised his concern over any Chinese interference in Britain’s parliamentary democracy’ The move comes as the UK political world is shaken, after it emerged that a parliamentary researcher with links to senior Conservatives and potential access to sensitive information had been arrested over allegations of spying for China.
Globalist poster boy, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is having a rough couple of days in New Delhi for the G20 Summit.
When jurors at UK’s Southwark Crown Court found Academy Award winner not guilty for his nine sexual offense charges, I wrote here on the Gateway Pundit: “Whether it was small-time conman Verbal Kint revealed to be criminal mastermind Keyser Söze in The Usual Suspects, or the corrupt House ‘Whip’ turned into murderous criminal president Frank Underwood in House of Cards, there is a common element to many Kevin Spacey characters: he played the man who gets away with it.
Another week, another Prince Andrew controversy – the disgraced Royal can’t catch a break.
In the aftermath of Ukraine’s failed counteroffensive, President Volodymyr Zelensky decided to replace Defense Minister Alexey Reznikov, who was mired in multiple accusations of corruption in his Ministry.
Although his SpaceX is a big Pentagon contractor, billionaire Elon Musk has often stated that the Starlink satellite constellation it developed was always meant to serve civilian purposes.
Japan is ready to reclaim its position as one of planet Earth’s most advanced nations in terms of Space Exploration.
At this point in time, to hear about a rock musician in hot water over accusations of rape and sexual abuse causes absolutely no one to be surprised.
