Views & OpinionsLatest NewsThe Illusion of the Evening Bulletin: Categorizing the ContinentEuronews attempts to package the globe into a single July broadcast, revealing the sanitized nature of modern European media.Jul 14, 8:01 PM
Economy & BusinessViews & OpinionsLatest NewsBillionaires, Bones, and the Free Market: Why a $30 Million T. Rex Belongs on the Auction BlockThe scientific establishment is lamenting the upcoming sale of a remarkably complete Tyrannosaurus rex. Yet without the profit motive, these prehistoric treasures would simply crumble into dust.Jul 12, 4:01 AM
Views & OpinionsLatest NewsSweating in the Alps: Switzerland's Bureaucratic War on Air ConditioningAs temperatures rise, a wealthy nation clings to naive regulations instead of practical cooling solutions.Jul 11, 12:02 PM
Views & OpinionsLatest NewsA Royal Disgrace on the Taxpayer's DimeSouth Africa’s Zulu monarch faces a crisis after a leaked video exposes him threatening his wife.Jul 10, 8:04 PM
Views & OpinionsLatest NewsThe Burden of Proof Claims Another Royal VictimThe High Court’s dismissal of Prince Harry’s privacy lawsuit against Associated Newspapers is a victory for press freedom over celebrity suspicion.Jul 7, 8:05 PM
PoliticsViews & OpinionsLatest NewsA Leisurely Ride Across the Border: Steinmeier's Swiss EscapismGermany's Federal President temporarily relocates his office to the frontier, offering a study in contrasting political realities.Jul 2, 8:07 PM
Views & OpinionsLatest NewsThe Illusion of Mobility: Europe's Hollow Victory in the 2026 Passport IndexA new ranking praises European passports for quality of life and investment pull, but the metrics seem to gloss over the continent's deeper structural lethargy.Jul 1, 12:14 PM
PoliticsViews & OpinionsLatest NewsMacron's Moral Theater: Lecturing the World from a Parisian StageAt the World Congress against the Death Penalty, the French President offered grand proclamations on global human rights, projecting an image of international leadership.Jul 1, 12:05 AM
PoliticsViews & OpinionsLatest NewsBrussels Discovers Its Zeal: The Convenient Prosecution of Europe's RightA sudden crackdown on the defunct Identity and Democracy group highlights the EU's habit of weaponising its bureaucracy against political opponents.Jun 30, 8:04 PM
PoliticsViews & OpinionsLatest NewsBrussels Demands, Jerusalem Declines: The EU’s Diplomatic DelusionsA bitter row between Israel and top European officials exposes the structural arrogance of a bloc that prefers dictating terms over genuine diplomacy.Jun 22, 4:12 PM
SportLatest NewsMoo Deng, the Hippo Who Picked France and ArgentinaAt a zoo in Thailand, a pygmy hippo used carved watermelons to forecast a France-Argentina World Cup final. The result was billed as entertainment, which is fortunate for everyone involved.12:03 AM
SportLatest NewsA Bastille Day Collapse: Spain Dismantles France in TexasThe French squad offered no answers to a clinical Spanish side that controlled the pitch with ruthless discipline.12:01 AM
PoliticsLatest NewsHormuz: the narrow strait where the Iran-US truce is already crackingA vague June memorandum has left both sides arguing over the same waterway, and both pretending the other will blink first8:02 PM
PoliticsEconomy & BusinessLatest NewsThe Billion-Franc Blunder: Switzerland's Desperate Bid to Save the Patriot DealBern is pleading with Berlin and Washington to salvage an air defence contract, terrified of both financial ruin and American trade retaliation.8:01 PM
PoliticsLatest NewsTrump drops the Hormuz toll, keeps the pressure on TehranA day after floating a 20% charge on ships using the strait, the US president has switched to a softer sales pitch — trade deals — while Washington readies a renewed blockade of Iranian ports.8:01 PM
Economy & BusinessPoliticsLatest NewsPooling the Continent's Wealth: Enrico Letta's Bureaucratic Fix for European DeclineA former Italian prime minister wants to centralize €33 trillion in private savings to compete with the US and China.8:01 PM
