Palestinian Leaders Still Reject Israel’s Right to Exist
[T]he “right of return” for refugees will remain “a historical constant that cannot be forfeited by the passage of time.” — PLO Executive Committee member Wasel Abu Yousef, wafa.ps, May 12, 2026. More »
Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo yasabye Paul Kagame kwihutisha imishyikirano
May 14, 2026 Uhoraho Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo yategetse ko gahunda y’ibiganiro by ’ihererekanya bubasha hagati ya perezida Paul Kagame n’Umwami Kigeli Ndoli bitangira vuba bishoboka. Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo aributsa Paul Kagame ko More »
Trump Can Stare Down a Weak Xi Jinping This Week
Xi Jinping’s inward-facing actions, however, betray a deep sense of insecurity. Trump can take advantage of it. China’s people — to the regime “building material” — are now extremely unhappy in the More »
Umukuru w’igihugu Paul Kagame atanga ubutegetsi mu mahoro adasimbuwe n’abo mu muryango we nkuko byari biteganijwe isi yose igwa mu kantu!!!
Ijambo ry’Uhoraho Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo rikomeza kunzaho cyane, maze rirambwira riti, mwana w’umuntu, uburire abanyarwanda bo mu bwoko bw’Abahutu bahungiye mu mahanga ubabwire uti, uku niko Uwiteka Imana Nyiringabo avuze, kuki mukomeje More »
Sweden Drops ‘Islamophobia’, Votes for Free Speech
“[T]here are people who suffer genuine anti-Muslim hatred, bigotry, and discrimination based on their faith or perceived identity. This must always be challenged and addressed, as it undermines pluralism and social cohesion. More »
France’s War against Firefighters and Police by Yves Mamou
PARIS, FRANCE – APRIL 20: Police secure the area after a gunman opened fire on Champs Elysees on April 20, 2017 in Paris, France. One police officer has been killed, and a second injured by a gunman on The Champs Elysees. Security is heightened in Paris with the first round of France’s presidential election on Sunday. (Photo by Aurelien Meunier/Getty Images)
A silent war against French police and firefighters is in full swing. “2,280 firefighters were assaulted in 2016… As a result, the police are called to certain areas just to protect the firefighters.” — National Observatory of Delinquency, Radio Europe 1.
Germany: Berlin’s Police Problem by Stefan Frank
BERLIN, GERMANY – DECEMBER 15: Police enter a new police station shortly after the inauguration at Alexanderplatz on December 15, 2017 in Berlin, Germany. Alexanderplatz, at the heart of Berlin, has seen a steep rise in crime in recent years, with police reporting an average of 18 crimes a day, including occasional fights and stabbings between rival groups in the early hours. (Photo by Carsten Koall/Getty Images)
According to reports, frequent, habitual and sometimes criminal misconduct by Berlin’s police cadets, especially those with a migrant background, is rampant in the Berlin-Spandau police academy.
