The ‘New Normal’ in India-Pakistan Relations
Operation Sindoor was not about retaliation for Pahalgam but a redefinition of India’s strategic doctrine vis-à-vis terrorism from across the border in Pakistan.
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El Pepe
Mujica was a total political animal, but in a world of aseptic, manufactured, and poll-obsessed politicians, he was one of a kind.
This Will Destroy Europe Says Merkel
According to Merkel, the move threatens both freedom of movement within the EU and the integrity of the Schengen zone, which allows visa-free travel across most of the bloc.
This Is Globalizing the Intifada
‘Words matter,’ we are constantly told. It’s true and it’s a lesson we learned anew last week.
When Will These Murders Be Seen?
Catalya deserved to grow up. She deserved safety, joy and a future. Her death should not be just another court case or headline. It must be a call to action. Let her be the last.
Greyhound Racing Seeks a Judicial Review
While judicial reviews of Cabinet decisions are rare, GRNZ believes the process in this case was so deeply flawed that it warrants court oversight.
Ministry of Health Flees to Bluesky
Abandons public engagement for the left’s echo chamber.
Who Are the Afrikaners Seeking Refuge
In recent years, the African National Congress has been criticized domestically for failing to stop the killing of white South African farmers, with at least 3,000 having been killed since 1994.
Trump’s War on Leaks
A free and independent press is not a luxury. It is the foundation of a functioning democracy – a critical check on those who would prefer to operate in the shadows. Freedom of the press doesn’t just protect journalists, it protects your right to know.
Voters, Markets and the New Virtuous Circle in Argentina
Milei’s agenda gains strength.
Called the Enemy of the State
Duplication of health and education bureaucracies alone costs taxpayers billions of dollars, yet the feds do not run a single hospital or a single school. This cannot go on.
Britain Opens the Gates to Islamic Theocracy
Hanson argues that Powell’s warnings about mass immigration and political denial have proven disturbingly prophetic. He explores the immediate and long-term reactions it provoked and draws a direct line to one of the most harrowing and underreported scandals in modern British history.
NZ’s 2025 Rose of Tralee Named
In August, she will travel to Ireland for the Rose of Tralee International Festival – an event that celebrates women of Irish heritage around the world, and aims to select an international ambassador to represent the festival and all it encompasses.
Nuance vs Zealotry
How do we respond to those preferring cheap and quick emotional arguments, as opposed to those seeking more nuance and consideration?
New Sanctions Take Effect for Welfare
The sanctions are part of the second phase of the government’s Traffic Light System, introduced last year to help beneficiaries understand and meet their obligations.