The current ceasefire in the Iran conflict has brought a temporary pause in the shooting, but not in the consequences. If anything, the deeper story is not in the Gulf itself, but in Asia, where the real economic shock has already landed. And as usual, Australia sits just far enough away to feel safe, and just close enough to be wrong. The first fa...
While the world watches oil prices spike and the Iran ceasefire hold by a thread, a quieter story is unfolding behind closed doors. According to a recent Vigilant Fox report titled "Leaked: Global Elites Quietly Prepare for Food Rationing as Crisis Escalates," top figures in finance, central banking, and international organisations are no longer ju...
In the sunlit uplands of modern Britain and America, where systemic oppression lurks behind every corner and the patriarchy plots its next microaggression, a new revolutionary vanguard has emerged: young, angry Leftist women. According to a sharp piece in American Thinker, these passionate souls are not merely voting Left or posting fiery threads —...
Nearly half of criminal suspects in violent crimes are foreign nationals in Germany, police statistics have found. According to the annual statistical release from the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), violent crime in Germany fell slightly in 2025, by 2.3 per cent compared with the previous year. However, the agency noted that "Non-German susp...
What's the point in dying for your country when, instead of your death serving as a payment for a prosperous and secure future for your children and culture, your government just hands it over to foreigners … Today, Remix News reported that Ukrainian officials are working on a new plan to replace all their war dead men with third world aliens from ...
Nearly 10% of US births in 2023 came from illegal immigrant mothers, according to newly published research. Pew Research Center revealed that 320,000 of the 3.6 million babies born in the US that year were anchor babies who would not qualify for birthright citizenship if President Trump's executive order is upheld by the Supreme Court. Of those 320...
This talk was delivered at the Counter-Currents Spring Retreat in Rome on April 11th, 2026, and again at the Finnish Awakening conference near Helsinki on April 19, 2026. I want to thank my hosts and my audience at both events. We are spending today in the company of friends, sharing ideas, fellowship, and jokes. There's a lot of laughter. Any outs...
In a world overflowing with chocolate rivers, where every conflict ends in group hugs and rainbow flags, and where the only real danger is someone using the wrong pronoun at the dinner table, the Royal Air Force has taken a bold stand for peace. An RAF cadet at Cranwell was suspended from his officer training course after daring to say, during a na...
,One in seven. That is the proportion of people in the MHRA's own actively recruited surveillance cohort who reported a medically serious adverse reaction following Covid vaccination. Over half reported at least one reaction of any kind. The data were collected between 2020 and 2022. They were not published until September 2025, and only then becau...
In early 2026, something remarkable happened in Australian politics. Pauline Hanson's One Nation party, long dismissed as a fringe outfit, surged dramatically in the polls — hitting the mid-to-high 20s nationally in multiple surveys, occasionally level-pegging or even challenging Labor, and leading the Coalition in several states, including s...
Most people scanning the news in April 2026 are focused on the shaky ceasefire in the Iran war, fluctuating oil prices, or domestic politics. Few have noticed a fresh and dangerous threat coming from Yemen's Houthis that could quietly upend global trade and drive up costs for everything from fuel to consumer goods. On April 19, 2026, Houthi Deputy ...
British MP Liam Byrne's new book Why Populists Are Winning: and How to Beat Them marks a shift in how parts of the British political establishment think about the rise of populist movements. After years of trying to suppress the "demand side" of populism through policing, prosecutions, public shaming, and political exclusion, Byrne argues tha...
Emil Kirkegaard's recent Substack piece, "Leftism, mental health, and visual presentation confirmed," presents fresh evidence from a study he co-authored showing a consistent negative relationship between Left-wing political ideology and multiple measures of mental health. In a representative sample of nearly 1,000 American adults, researchers foun...
In a bold move straight out of the progressive policy playbook, New York City officials have once again demonstrated their unwavering commitment to sanctuary values — even when it means giving a guy who allegedly lit a random building on fire, sipped a beer while watching a three-year-old and three adults die in agony, a fighting chance to stay in ...
The Substack essay "Well Being: Eat your..." by Robert Malone (published April 20, 2026) makes a strong case for reintroducing offal (organ meats, especially liver) into the modern diet. Malone argues that organ meats are dramatically more nutrient-dense than conventional muscle meats and represent a "shame" that they've fallen out of favor in weal...
There is a recurring illusion in Western diplomacy: the belief that states behave like corporations, that negotiations are transactions, and that somewhere in every adversarial system there exists a rational counterparty waiting to be persuaded. It is the quiet assumption behind deal-making — that if only one finds the right interlocutor, the right...
The Substack post from Vigilant Fox ("China Makes Major Move as Iran Conflict Nears Tipping Point," appearing in their "Daily Pulse" seriesApril 21, 2026) focuses on escalating geopolitical tensions in the ongoing 2026 Iran war. The essay frames China as making a calculated, opportunistic "major move" amid the conflict, positioning itself as a dipl...
The Substack essay titled "Defining Energy Lockdowns and Forcing Behavioural Change" by Nicholas Creed (published April 21, 2026), argues that Thailand is serving as a practical testing ground for restrictive "energy lockdown"-style policies. These measures, in the author's view, aim to condition public behaviour away from fossil fuels (espec...
If modern war still has a low-tech king, it is not the missile, the drone, or even the nuclear deterrent. It is the naval mine — cheap, anonymous, and psychologically devastating. Nowhere is this more evident than in the current crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, where a handful — or perhaps hundreds — of unseen devices have brought a critical artery ...
Every few months, a study emerges that appears to transform some mundane aspect of daily life into a lurking medical hazard. This week, it is sleep posture. According to circulating reports, the way one arranges a pillow may influence the risk of glaucoma. The implication, delivered with the usual breathless certainty, is that something as ordinary...
