“Make Europe Great Again”: Conservative Conference to Take Place in Romania Next Week
The New American magazine has been invited to cover the Make Europe Great Again (MEGA) conference, which will take place in Bucharest, Romania,...
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UN Security Council to Vote April 19 on Palestinian Membership
The 15-member UN Security Council (UNSC) is poised to vote on April 19 on a Palestinian application for full UN membership, diplomats commented,...
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Ukraine Abruptly Backs Out of Black Sea Deal
On April 16, news outlet Reuters reported, citing four sources acquainted with the matter, that although Ukraine and Russia had been in talks...
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Hamas Dismisses New Ceasefire Proposal
Hamas has dismissed all clauses of the latest hostage deal proposal, instead raising the number of Palestinian prisoners who have to be freed...
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Swiss Homosexual Couple Abused Kids in LGBTQ+ Youth Group
Two Swiss homosexuals are accused of sexually abusing two 17-year-olds who joined an organization aimed at “helping” youngsters who think they are “LGBTQ+.”...
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Sen. Ron Johnson. “Exposing and Defeating Covid Cartel and Global Elites. Part 2: Pursuing Justice and Accountability”
The Nuremberg Code of 1947 explicitly sets standards for medical conduct, prohibiting forced medical treatments on individuals. Yet under U.S. law, as set...
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German Transport Minister Threatens Weekend Car Ban to Meet Emissions Targets
If you still have any doubt that climate zealots wish to take away the planet’s freedom, consider a recent proposal by German Minister...
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Zelensky Leverages Iran-Israel Crisis to Ask for More Funds
On April 13, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared that Iran’s strike on Israel was a “wake-up call” for Washington to continue backing its...
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Canadian Man Chooses Assisted Suicide After Four-day ER Stay Leaves Him With Huge Bedsore
A Canadian man chose assisted suicide after developing a gigantic bedsore during a four-day emergency-room stay, putting advocates of both socialized medicine and...
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U.S., Japan, Philippines Deal Will Change Dynamic in South China Sea, Marcos Claims
On April 12, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. declared that the trilateral deal among the Philippines, Japan, and the United States would alter...
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Former U.K. General: Ukraine Could be Defeated in 2024
Retired U.K. General Sir Richard Barrons told the BBC that Russia could defeat Ukraine in 2024, and that there is “a serious risk”...
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Japanese Population Down 13th Year in a Row
As of October 1, Japan’s population dropped by 595,000, or 0.48 percent, from a year before to 124,352,000, indicating the 13th consecutive year...
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European Housing Policy Benefits Migrants, Not Europeans
A recently published report titled “Non-European Foreigners and Social Housing in France” regarding France’s social-housing system (HLM) contended that sub-Saharan African migrants benefited...
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Germany Admits Missile Reserves Depleted; Looks for More Antiaircraft Systems for Kyiv
On April 9, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock conceded that while Ukraine desperately needs more air defense missiles, Berlin’s supply of Patriot missiles...
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Borrell: Full-scale War in Europe More Likely Due to Faceoff With Russia
During a Forum Europa gathering in Brussels on April 9, the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, posited...
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