Europe Archives

No Free Speech Allowed for Geert Wilders

A few months ago, the British government denied entry to Geert Wilders, the Dutch parliamentarian, who was scheduled to show his 15-minute film...

R. Cort Kirkwood March 27, 2009

Clinton Wants Closer NATO-Russia Ties

March 6, 2009

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, participating in a meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Brussels on March 5, invited her counterparts to make...

Biden: Global Cop Through “Alliances”

Thomas R. Eddlem February 9, 2009

Vice President Joseph Biden told attendees of the 45th annual Munich Security Conference that President Obama plans to have the United States continue...

Globalization Talk at Davos

Thomas R. Eddlem January 31, 2009

German Prime Minister Angela Merkel proposed a new “global financial architecture” at the Davos World Economic Forum on January 30. But press coverage...

Raul Castro’s Visit to Russia

January 30, 2009

Cuban President Raul Castro began an eight-day visit in Russia on January 29, when he met informally with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev at...

A Sinking Island

Alex Newman January 28, 2009

Iceland’s government has become the first state casualty to collapse from the economic crisis currently engulfing the globe. A new election is scheduled...

British Pound, Banks Sinking

Alex Newman January 26, 2009

As the British pound continues downward relative to foreign currencies and the nation’s banks continue sucking up taxpayer money, nationalization seems to be...

Protesting Gun Control in England

Alan Scholl January 23, 2009

When Tony Blair was still prime minister, a peaceful protest march surprised both media and government in England as it drew huge, sympathetic...

Russia Flexes Its Natural Gas Muscles

William F. Jasper January 5, 2009

Russia continues to surge ahead as the global energy titan, reaping huge profits and geo-strategic political advantages by exploiting its oil and natural-gas...

Spain’s Labor Reforms Cut Unemployment

Gary Benoit January 4, 2009

Labor-market regulations and high taxes associated with hiring workers typically lead to high unemployment figures. Not least was this the case in many...

Slovakia Adopts the Euro

Gary Benoit January 2, 2009

On January 1, 2009, Slovakia became the first former Soviet-bloc country to adopt the Euro as its national currency. Once the "-slovakia" in...

Czech Pres. Vaclav Klaus Enrages Eurocrats

William F. Jasper December 30, 2008

Vaclav Klaus, president of the Czech Republic, can drive communists, leftists, Greens, and one-world globalists to near apoplectic fury. However, the popular Czech...

Press Freedom Threatened in Germany

Gary Benoit December 24, 2008

New legislation that passed last month in the lower House of Germany's parliament, the Bundestag, is being criticized by opponents who say it...

Dropping All Pretenses About “Global Governance”

William F. Jasper December 17, 2008

As we reported yesterday, the world-government-building plans of globalists such as Gideon Rachman and Strobe Talbott, which are so appealing to one-world elites,...