Europe

Swiss Military Preparing for EU Meltdown Scenario

As the growing economic crisis continues to wreak havoc throughout the European Union, the armed forces of tiny Switzerland are preparing to deal...

Alex Newman October 16, 2012

Belgian Separatist Party Wins Key Election

Bruce Walker October 16, 2012

Belgium's Flemish separatist party president, Bart De Wever, was elected mayor of Antwerp last Sunday and took the opportunity of his victory to...

British Conservatives Feel Political Pressure to Uphold Sovereignty

Bruce Walker October 11, 2012

Prime Minister David Cameron said what the party faithful were waiting to hear at the Conservative Party Annual Conference in Great Britain. As the world...

Will Scottish Accept Less Government Help?

Bruce Walker October 9, 2012

Ruth Davidson, the leader of the Conservative Party in Scotland, has made a refreshing statement for a politician: A “rotten system of patronage”...

France May Issue Call for Europe-Wide Ban on GM Corn

Raven Clabough October 4, 2012

According to French news source RFI, France is expected to call for a Europe-wide ban on Monsanto’s genetically modified corn following the release...

Russia Bans GMO Corn Over Cancer Fears as Pressure Builds on Monsanto

Alex Newman October 1, 2012

Following an explosive French study suggesting a link between Monsanto’s controversial genetically engineered corn and cancer, Russian authorities have temporarily suspended all imports...

France Set to Ban Words “Mother” and “Father” in Run-up to Same-sex “Marriage”

Dave Bohon September 29, 2012

France is positioned to ban the words “mother” and “father” from legal documents under the country's plan to legalize homosexual “marriage” and give...

Bristol, England, Adopts Alternative Currency

Joe Wolverton, II, J.D. September 28, 2012

Bristol, England, has adopted the Bristol Pound, an alternative to the pound sterling, to encourage patronage at local businesses. The BBC reports that...

EU in Final Phase of Destroying Democracy, Czech President Warns

Alex Newman September 24, 2012

As European Union bosses now openly push for the complete elimination of national sovereignty in favor of a so-called “federation” with its own...

Spain’s Catalonia Region Demands Independence

Bob Adelmann September 21, 2012

Every September 11 the people of Catalonia, an independent region in northeast Spain, celebrate their “national day” — Diada — by taking the day off...