Lieutenant General Martin Wijnen, the outgoing commander of the Dutch army, has issued a stark warning to the Netherlands, urging the nation to brace itself for the potential of a future conflict with Russia. In a recent interview with De Telegraaf, Wijnen emphasized the rising strength of Russia and stressed the need for the Netherlands to seriously consider the possibility of war, advocating for... 

In a startling and harrowing incident that unfolded in Rochester, New York, a car brimming with explosives accelerated menacingly toward a sizable crowd gathered for a rock concert. The potentially catastrophic situation took an unexpected turn when the explosive-laden Ford Expedition collided with an Uber car, resulting in a fatal and fiery outcome. Regrettably, three lives were tragically lost in... 

The United Kingdom “won’t hesitate” to take “direct action” against Houthis in Yemen its Defence Secretary has said, as the nation’s military reportedly prepares for strikes. Attacks on global shipping passing through the Red Sea by Islamist terrorists are being felt in the West as delays mount and the cost of imports rise to cover soaring insurance costs and the United Kingdom is preparing... 

Transport Minister Tetsuo Saito confirmed that five Japan Coast Guard members died on Runway 34R at Tokyo’s Haneda airport after their plane collided with Japan Airlines flight JL516. An Airbus A350, operated by Japan Airlines and carrying hundreds of passengers, collided with a Japan Coast Guard (JCG) plane while landing at Haneda Airport in Tokyo late Tuesday. Flight tracking website Flightradar24... 

The surge in serious sexual crimes in Germany since the onset of the asylum crisis in 2015 has raised alarming concerns, with approximately 1,000 German women now reported to be victims of rape each year by asylum seekers, according to figures from the country’s family ministry. The uncontrolled influx of young men from the third world during the asylum chaos has resulted in an influx of sex... 

Satellite imagery analysis reveals a staggering reality in Gaza, where more than 70 percent of residential buildings lie in ruins or bear the scars of bombings, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. The devastation extends beyond homes; the World Bank notes that nearly 80 percent of Gaza’s health facilities have suffered destruction or damage, leaving most of the 36 hospitals in dire straits. Israeli... 

In the intricate landscape of Italy’s sociopolitical dynamics, the year 2023 unfolded with a momentous surge in immigration, revealing a remarkable 50 percent escalation compared to the preceding year, as reported by the reputable ANSA news agency. At the helm of this transformative period stood Giorgia Meloni, a figure characterized in the media as “post-fascist,” who had rallied... 

It’s a problem in the western world that is rarely discussed in the media beyond puff-piece articles and glancing polls that avoid connecting the dots. The precipitous decline of dating, committed relationships and marriage along with a flatline in population in the past couple decades in the US is treated as a novelty issue rather than the threat to the stability of civilization that it actually... 

Japan’s western coast faced a significant 7.6 earthquake followed by a tsunami on Monday, creating concerns about the impact on nuclear power plants. The authorities reassured that, although several plants were affected, there have been no signs of “abnormalities” so far. The initial quake registered seven on the Japan Meteorological Agency’s Shindo seismic scale, indicating... 

A fierce gun battle between Mexican soldiers and cartel operatives erupted at the southern border this week, according to reports. On Friday at around 4 p.m., Mexican forces reportedly confronted armed criminals in the town of Sonoyta, just half a mile from the port of entry in Lukeville, Arizona, one of the busiest human smuggling and illegal migration corridors in the world. John Fabbricatore, candidate... 

An international human rights group, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor, has accused Israeli forces of not only killing thousands of civilians in the Gaza Strip but also engaging in systematic looting of Palestinians’ homes, stealing their property. The Geneva-based organization released a report detailing Israeli soldiers’ actions, which include intentional destruction of property,... 

U.S. President Joe Biden has issued a stark warning, declaring that the conflict in Ukraine poses a severe threat to NATO security and emphasizing the potential for Washington to become directly involved. In a statement released on Friday, Biden condemned Russia’s recent missile barrage on Ukraine, denouncing it as a “brutal attack” and accusing Moscow of seeking to “obliterate... 

The strike on Saturday by Ukrainian forces on Belgorod is the “worst” since the start of the conflict between Moscow and Kiev, Belgorod Region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said in a Telegram post. The attack killed 20 people, the Russian Emergencies Ministry reported. The shelling also left a total of 111 people injured, the ministry said. The material damage sustained by the city in the strike... 

The 500 billionaires on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index added $1.5 trillion in net worth in 2023, fully recovering $1.4 trillion lost last year. Their fortunes surged due to the strong performance of tech stocks despite elevated inflation, recession fears, high interest rates, and increasing war risks worldwide. Elon Musk reclaimed the title of the world’s richest person, surpassing Bernard Arnault,... 

Google and YouTube have confirmed plans to censor content they deem to be “harmful” in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election. Google noted that it is already censoring content deemed to be “manipulated media” or “hate and harassment.” “These are two broad, subjective terms that have been used by tech giants to justify mass censorship,” journalist...