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PSG Won the Champions League, But Paris Has Fallen
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PSG Won the Champions League, But Paris Has Fallen

PSG won the greatest title in the club’s history. Yet in Paris, it was not the boulevards that celebrated, but the banlieues, as m…

Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin.
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Russia and China: The Alliance That America Built

Beijing was briefly the center of world politics in May, hosting first Donald Trump and then Vladimir Putin within the space of a …

Ferrari\'s first fully electric car Luce.
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Why Ferrari's Wealthiest Customers Are Buying a Car They Do Not Want

For many Ferrari customers, the Luce is less an object of desire than a proof of devotion — one that separates the carmaker's most…

Traditional highland shirts and hats from Zakopane.
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A Polish Mayor's Refusal: The Battle Over Same-Sex Marriage Recognition

When EU judges rule that Poland must recognize same-sex marriages contracted abroad, Zakopane Mayor Lukasz Filipowicz offers a pla…

Protest sign outside the US Supreme Court.
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Medical Consensus Meets Growing Legal Scrutiny in Transgender Debate

US lawsuits claim some doctors approved irreversible sex reassignment procedures without proper assessments. Detransitioners seek …

Greta Thunberg, face of the climate movement.
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The Climate Apocalypse Is Canceled

The most extreme climate scenario is being pushed out of the center of climate research and policy planning. The forecast that pol…

Friedrich Merz plans a place for Zelensky at the EU table.
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Merz’s EU Semi-Membership for Ukraine Is a Dangerous Sham

The German chancellor’s proposal to make Ukraine an associate member of the European Union keeps alive the hollow promise of Kyiv’…

Housing is a political issue.
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How Cheap Money Made Homes Unaffordable

The housing crisis is not just a failure of planning rules or slow authorities. Cheap debt helped push prices higher, turning home…

Pope Leo XIV signs a document at the Vatican.
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Pope Leo XIV and the Disarming of AI

With Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV has presented a social encyclical for the digital age. The pope warns against a technology …

Thierry Breton, former European Commissioner.
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When the Defense of Democracy Becomes Its Destruction

Censorship presented as necessary to protect democracy from illegal content is increasingly turning into something else: the suppr…

The Brno gathering as a political symbol.
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Sudeten German Congress in Brno Reveals a Divided Czech Republic

The Sudeten German Landsmannschaft’s congress in Brno is not a threat to the Czech Republic, but it offers an ideal pretext. The r…

Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, founder of Iran.
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Useful Idiots of the Revolution: Khomeini and the Left

The left and Islamists exist in a toxic symbiosis. The West and capitalism are their common enemy. But Islamism accepts help from …

The Baltic states as a sensitive front line.
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Latvia Plays with War

A Russian intelligence warning over Latvia’s alleged role in Ukrainian drone operations has exposed the danger that Ukraine’s Euro…

Friedrich Merz, Emmanuel Macron, and Keir Starmer on the international stage.
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Hurling Abuse on the World Stage Is the Last Hope of Failed European Leaders

Merz, Starmer and others are trying to win over domestic voters by loudly attacking other countries. It will not work. Their fate …

Digital enforcement as a test of crime and opinion boundaries.
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“Prejudice Crime” as a New Weapon Against Free Speech

Accusations of “hate” and “incitement” are already routinely used to justify limits on free speech. Now police authorities are tre…

People outside a shopping mall watch Xi Jinping and Donald Trump on a screen. Photo: Cheng Xin/Getty Images
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Xi Warned Trump of Thucydides’ Trap

President Donald Trump paid his first state visit to China in nine years. He arrived weakened by the setback in Iran and aware tha…

Before masculinity became a diagnosis, it still had its admirers.
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Of Toxic Women and Disadvantaged Men

In the war on “toxic masculinity”, men are increasingly cast as the problem and women as permanent victims. But a society that tea…

For many young people, the digital age has brought connection without belonging. Photo: Wojtek Radwanski/AFP/Profimedia/AI
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A Hunger for Lost Values: Generation Z Looks to the Past

Nearly half of Generation Z would rather live in the past than in the present. Many young people are tired of digital chaos, socia…

New Oxford research suggests skewed coverage of transgender homicide cases.
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The BBC’s Transgender Crime Narrative Runs into Reality

New Oxford research suggests Britain’s public broadcaster has paid far more attention to transgender-identifying homicide victims …

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