Seymour Hersh: Zelensky Embezzled Millions in Western Aid Money
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his cronies have embezzled at least $400 million of Western aid money to Ukraine to purchase diesel fuel,...
Europe
Amid “Green” Policies and Support for Ukraine, Dutch and Danish Bankruptcies Hit New Highs
The number of companies going bankrupt across the Netherlands and Denmark, two European Union (EU) member states, has soared in the first quarter...
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Russia Accuses U.S. of Working on “Universal” Genetically Engineered Bioweapon
Washington is working on a “universal” genetically engineered bioweapon aimed to result in massive damage to its enemies, a Russian parliamentary commission probing...
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Sweden to Conduct Largest Military Drills Since Cold War
The drills, labeled Aurora 23, will last three weeks and involve around 26,000 personnel from 14 countries, including the United States. ...
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CIA Monitors Viktor Orbán; U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Hungarians
A recent leak of reportedly classified U.S. military documents has provided insights into how the United States collects intelligence, as well as what...
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Following China Trip, France’s Macron Warns Europe to Not Be American “Followers”
Macron, who is a former Rothschild banker and a major advocate of a full-fledged EU army, reiterated that Europe had to be strategically...
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Meat Consumption in Germany Dropped Dramatically in 2022
A survey presented on ProVeg, an NGO promoting plant-based solutions for food, shows that meat consumption in Germany has dropped to its lowest...
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Thousands of U.K. Doctors to Strike Over Cost-of-living Woes
Tens of thousands of doctors in England organizing a four-day strike could cause a quarter-million medical appointments to be postponed, National Health Service...
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Russia Seeks Trade With Africa Amid Western-led Sanctions
The second Russia-Africa summit, aimed at boosting Russia’s economic ties with African countries, is poised to take place this summer in St. Petersburg,...
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Japan Disagrees With U.S. on Russian Oil Purchases
Although the United States has campaigned for a $60-a-barrel cap on purchases of Russian crude oil, Japan, a close U.S. ally, has decided...
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EU Showers Kenya With “Green” Subsidies
Africa has become a hotbed of competing spheres of influence among Russia, China, and the West, and in March, the EU channeled $378...
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Orbán Warns Against Peacekeeping Troops in Ukraine; Urges Trump to “Keep On Fighting”
According to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, European leaders have started to consider mobilizing “peacekeeping” forces in Ukraine. ...
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Finland’s Prime Minister Marin Loses to Pro-business Orpo
Orpo’s victory is indicative of a broader shift in political dynamics across Europe in response to voters’ desires for traditional European values and...
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Finland Becomes 31st NATO Member; Sweden Still Waiting
Finland now will be under the bloc’s collective-defense pledge that an attack on one member “shall be considered an attack against them all.”...
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Cheap Ukraine Grain in EU Fuels Anger, Erodes Support for Kyiv Regime
The grain was supposed to travel through the EU countries on its way to Africa, but instead is glutting the market at the...
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