Europe

The President’s top aide resigned after mounting pressure at home and abroad

Chief among concerns is how the military might react to a bad deal

The continent cannot afford to fund Kyiv’s war effort

‘Islamo-Gauchisme’ is now de rigueur among the far-left

The idea is proving very unpopular with the country’s youth

Jordan Bardella could repeat Zohran Mamdani’s feat on the French right

What he calls the ‘resurgence of democracy’ is really the bureaucratization of thought

This week has been a tale of two presidents

Like J.D. Vance and Donald Trump, in an age of immediate media, Nigel Farage’s great weapon is that he is human

The European team won the Ryder Cup – so what are they moaning about?

At the Ryder Cup, America’s golfers are losing on the links, and the country’s fans are losing in the stands

The country remains trapped in economic mediocrity

The ambassador is right to call out French anti-Semitism

Speech is the enemy, it seems, and it must be suppressed

In Britain, as with Washington DC, American leaders are now saving localities from too much self-rule run amok

Of course, in Trumpworld, trade-offs don’t exist. There’s no downside, no losing. There’s only ‘winning’

His sentimentality could lead to the death of European culture

Bits from Candace Owens and Freddy Gray’s interview