5 Ways EU Regulations Will Make An Internet With One Neck, Ready For One Leash
The EU’s proposed Article 13 is supposed to enforce copyrights on the Internet, but it will really establish big tech companies as information gatekeepers.
Free Trade Already Puts America First
I support nearly unlimited trade, no matter what other nations do. It’s mostly because I love America.
Trump Should Focus On China, Not Fighting Trade Wars With Allies
Given both the negative economic effects and political risks, President Trump’s latest trade war with allies seems a miscalculated move, a fight he shouldn’t have picked.
Rift Between U.S. And EU On Iran Underscores A Global Power Realignment
The difference of interests between the United States and the EU has never been so stark and will only continue to grow.
If The Left Doesn’t Like Hungary’s ‘Fascists,’ It Should Stop Creating Them
The overwrought response to an election in a small Central European nation reveals far more about the Left than it does about Hungary.
Joy Behar Is Delusional To Draw A Moral Equivalence Between Trump, Vlad And Kim Jong Un
‘The View’ host Joy Behar drew a moral equivalence between President Donald Trump, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The US Is On The Brink Of A Full-Blown Trade War With The European Union
American policymakers can no longer ignore the conflict of interest between the EU and the U.S. on trade.
No Surprise U.S. Wants Out Of U.N. Migration Pact Given Europe’s Track Record
While many are calling this a sign of American isolationism, administration officials maintain the real problem is that the compact threatens U.S. sovereignty.
If The European Union Bans Roundup, It Could Lead To A Global Food Crisis
If the EU bans glyphosate, it will set the stage to enact the same regulations here, which could be a devastating blow to American farmers who grow the world’s most abundant supply of grains.
Austria’s Rightward Swing Marks Accelerated Political Shifts In Europe
Sebastian Kurz’s win marks the latest sign of Europe’s slow march away from the European Union and toward a renaissance, for better or for worse, of national sovereignty.
Why The EU’s Court Win Over Migrant Quotas May Be A Pyrrhic Victory
The European Union’s high court decided, not surprisingly, that all EU countries must accept their assigned number of migrants, by force if necessary.
With Sagrada Familia Basilica Revealed As Target, Barcelona Attack Reverberates
Although some celebrate ISIS’ territorial losses in Iraq and Syria as proof it is on the run, the attacks in Spain demonstrate the group’s adaptability and prove it is far from defeated.
Unable To Confront The Migrant Crisis, Europe Is Committing Suicide
As Europe’s migrant crisis enters a new phase, it’s clear that European leaders have neither the will nor desire to preserve their own civilization.
Trump’s Warsaw Speech Evoked Reagan’s Cold War Rhetoric, Not The Alt-Right’s
Progressive media outlets were scandalized by Trump’s defense of western civilization. But there was nothing radical about his speech, just his critics.
Why UK Prime Minister Theresa May Flopped In Last Night’s Election
While the Conservatives remain the largest party in Parliament—albeit short of an outright majority—the election result cannot be viewed as anything other than a defeat.
The Paris Accord Epitomizes Why All Bureaucrats Need Term Limits
The United Nations and other international organizations are prime examples of a bureaucracy run amuck to the point of undermining democratic rule and the people’s sovereignty.
Voters Deliver Weak Mandate For New French President In Precarious Position
On Sunday French voters chose a centrist candidate for president, Emmanuel Macron, who has never been elected to office and who founded his own party.
Geert Wilders Is Not The Only Far-Right Dutch Politician You Should Be Watching
Tensions about the European Union and Muslim mass immigration are simmering all over Europe, but they seem to boil over more frequently in the Netherlands than in other countries.
Election Results Likely To Accelerate Turkey’s Authoritarianism
Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his party are hailing the victory as a clear mandate from the people, despite winning by a razor-thin margin.
As Britain Exits, European Leaders Nervously Insist EU Is ‘Undivided And Indivisible’
The ‘unity summit’ in Rome was aimed at more than merely commemorating the EU’s 60th anniversary. Member states used the occasion to try to reenergize its mission.
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