home Home
  • Weekly
  • Politics
  • Economics
  • Society
  • Technology
  • Weekly
  • Politics
  • Economics >
  • Society
  • Technology
Welcome to Statement
  • Log In
  • Register
  • Subscription
AllEnergyMarketsCryptotradeCompaniesRegulation
Le Pen’s movement stalls at the gates of the big cities
Comment|Opinion

Le Pen’s movement stalls at the gates of the big cities

France’s municipal elections have shed new light on the political landscape ahead of the 2027 presidential race, with the old mast…

A warning written in fire: antisemitism and the targeting of Britain’s Jewish spaces
Comment|Opinion

A warning written in fire: antisemitism and the targeting of Britain’s Jewish spaces

An arson attack in Golders Green is not an isolated incident. As antisemitism rises across Britain, deeper questions about safety …

European schools are not mosques
Comment|Opinion

European schools are not mosques

When tolerance turns into retreat, freedom erodes. Developments in Vienna’s schools show how pressure to conform to religious norm…

EU imposes gender ideology on member states
Comment|Opinion

EU imposes gender ideology on member states

Documents by gender identity, not biological sex. This is the verdict of the Court of Justice of the EU in the case of a Bulgarian…

Time to rehabilitate Russian gas in Europe?
Comment|Opinion

Time to rehabilitate Russian gas in Europe?

Europe’s elites are beginning to realise that a trap years in the making is tightening around them. The continent long believed it…

The submission of the Church of England
Comment|Opinion

The submission of the Church of England

As Islam grows in Britain and Anglican attendance declines, the Church of England faces mounting questions over its identity. Divi…

Energy crisis could play into Moscow’s hands
Comment|Opinion

Energy crisis could play into Moscow’s hands

The energy market is under growing strain. Disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and rising oil prices are increasing the importance …

The Druzhba pipeline mystery: technical failure or political move by Kyiv?
Comment|Opinion

The Druzhba pipeline mystery: technical failure or political move by Kyiv?

The dispute over oil flows through the Druzhba pipeline is turning into a political confrontation between Kyiv and Central Europe.…

The return of the Islamic State: is a religious war brewing in the Middle East?
Comment|Opinion

The return of the Islamic State: is a religious war brewing in the Middle East?

Iran entered March with war looming, but it may not be the only country rocked by explosions and gunfire. Just weeks earlier, the …

What happens if Iran blocks the world’s most important energy chokepoint
Comment|Opinion

What happens if Iran blocks the world’s most important energy chokepoint

A blockade of the Strait of Hormuz would send shockwaves far beyond the Gulf. As tensions with Tehran intensify, markets are weigh…

Where is the Church in Germany heading?
Comment|Opinion

Where is the Church in Germany heading?

The German Church stands perilously close to division. Deep rifts divide bishops and laity. The newly elected chairman of the Germ…

Hope for healing the growing divide between the sexes in Generation Z
Comment|Opinion

Hope for healing the growing divide between the sexes in Generation Z

Research indicates a widening value gap between young men and young women. While some women are distancing themselves from the tra…

A late but important victory for freedom of expression
Comment|Opinion

A late but important victory for freedom of expression

The Brussels court declared the ban on the National Conservatism Conference unlawful, thereby sending a clear signal: fundamental …

Freedom without limits: Generation Z between self-realization and anarchy
Comment|Opinion

Freedom without limits: Generation Z between self-realization and anarchy

Generation Z is growing up in an era of unlimited possibilities, but also of fading boundaries. Freedom is changing from a virtue …

How to protect children? Good intentions, irreversible system
Comment|Opinion

How to protect children? Good intentions, irreversible system

When everyone agrees, it's time to pay attention. Even when it comes to protecting children.

How Brussels censors dealt with the Slovak elections
Comment|Opinion

How Brussels censors dealt with the Slovak elections

It is no secret that Slovak progressives mobilized everything they could at home and abroad before the last elections. They also g…

The left stands behind a non-binary extremist and violent criminal, while his victims are left behind
Comment|Opinion

The left stands behind a non-binary extremist and violent criminal, while his victims are left behind

The verdict against a left-wing extremist in Budapest has revealed a disturbing truth about today's Europe. Ideology can drown out…

Brussels supporters awaken Central European demons
Comment|Opinion

Brussels supporters awaken Central European demons

Brussels ideology is sharply anti-nationalist. The traditional European nations whose states founded the European project are tole…

The priest who survived Hiroshima. Miracle or coincidence?
Comment|Opinion

The priest who survived Hiroshima. Miracle or coincidence?

Last Thursday, February 5, the New START nuclear weapons treaty between the US and Russia expired. Until that date, limits were se…

Categories
Categories
  • Weekly
  • Politics
  • Economics
  • Society
  • Technology
About Statement
About Statement
  • About Statement
  • Editorial
  • Principles
  • History
  • Contact
Services
Services
  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Imprint
Home © 2025 Statement.com , All rights reserved