The Palace in the Sky
A Gift for a Politically Underfurnished Sun King It begins with a plane. Not just any plane, but a flying palace - a symbol of wealth, decadence, and power. A Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet, luxuriously ...
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A Gift for a Politically Underfurnished Sun King It begins with a plane. Not just any plane, but a flying palace - a symbol of wealth, decadence, and power. A Boeing 747-8 jumbo jet, luxuriously ...
How Ashram Shambala Spanned a Global Network of Fear from Siberia to Argentina It begins in the cold of Siberia. A nondescript young man, Konstantin Dmitrievich Rudnev, returns in 1989 from a ...
It is a strange irony that a man who has always presented himself as a master of deals and an infallible strategist now roams the opulent halls of Mar-a-Lago like a prisoner.
Laura Loomers Propaganda gegen Papst Robert Prevost, LEO XIV Laura Loomer, eine Stimme, die immer lauter wird, eine Figur, die sich mehr und mehr in die Kreise des Weißen Hauses...
A Drama in Diplomatic Acts It was a night that shimmered like a distorted mirror of hope. Vladimir Putin, the czar of calculated calm, stepped before the cameras and announced the unthinkable...
Fear, Deportation, and the Shadows of Trump It begins with a police light, a flash in the rearview mirror, a moment of terror that wraps around the heart like a cold hand. On the streets of Tennessee, ...
It begins with a fanfare. "Week 16: President Trump leads America into a new golden age," the White House announces. A list of achievements as long as the wall Trump once promised. A triumphal march, a hymn of praise for the
Trump Administration Arrests Newark Mayor - Ras Baraka Against Trump's Deportation Machine. It begins with an outcry, a protest, a silent call that fades on the street. Ras Baraka, Mayor of Newark, stands before Delaney Hall,..
Once upon a time in Washington, D.C., a city that once prided itself on being the heart of American democracy. But today, in this new era, the capital looks more like a poorly staged comedy show...
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How Trump Is Undermining Control Over the Threat Within Our investigation leads deep into the heart of a movement that no longer hides in the shadows. It trains, marches, and recruits in the open.
It is an absurd theater unfolding in Washington - a play titled "Gulf of America," staged by a government that believes it can rewrite geography with a simple vote.
Leo XIV and the Struggle for Faith It was the moment when history and the present met. From the loggia of St. Peter's Basilica, a man looked out at the crowd - a man who had taken the name Leo XIV. Robert Prevost, born in Chicago
The Irony of Democracy - AfD and the Silence of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution Sometimes it is precisely the quiet events that echo the loudest. Such is the decision recently taken by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV)
But please be sure to leave on time – The United States, Trump, and the Fear of Guests. It was one of those perfectly orchestrated events at the White House, where fanfares of greatness resound ...
It begins with numbers. Millions of fentanyl pills seized in one of the largest crackdowns on drug trafficking in United States history. Sixteen arrests, sixteen faces, sixteen stories ...
A report from the in-between Here are the names of the people who were deported. It was a clear day in Harlingen, Texas, when the planes lifted off ...
Stephen Miller und die „Weiße Nation.“ Der Mann hinter dem Schatten. Er hat keine Uniform, kein Abzeichen, keine sichtbare Waffe. Und doch ist er einer der gefährlichsten Männer, die je…
We live in an age where truth wears no crown. It walks barefoot through the alleys while lies ride away in limousines. The President of the United States - a man who revealed ...
A formal complaint, a mountain of evidence – and an attorney general with her back against the wall. There are moments in history when the law submits, bends, dissolves...
It begins with a personnel change but ends in a rupture of institutional foundations: Mike Waltz, President Donald Trump’s national security adviser, is dismissed. No scandal. No public fallout. Just a statement ...
Following its recent classification as “confirmed far-right extremist” by Germany’s domestic intelligence agency, the Cologne branch of the AfD is reaching for a tried and tested method: turning to America. More specifically, to the Vice President of the United States, J.D. Vance...
Is he really crowning himself – or will the parade remain just a fantasy? Washington, June 14, 2025 - The economy is stumbling, milk still costs around four dollars a gallon, one job is no longer enough to make ends meet, ...
America’s Resource Pact with Ukraine On April 30, 2025, the United States and Ukraine signed a new economic agreement. The official message: hope, reconstruction, partnership. But behind the headlines lies a reality that is more complex, more fragile, more contradictory.
Imagine a man staring rigidly into the rearview mirror — while speeding backward at 110 miles per hour straight into a wall. And when it all crashes down, he shouts: “That was Biden.” ...
In a country that claims freedom as its founding promise, desperate men form three letters with their bodies: S – O – S. It is not a theatrical gesture. It is a cry for help born out ...
A WARNING must be issued here: The material documents extreme forms of degradation inside the CECOT prison complex in El Salvador. It is not for the faint of heart ...
We live in times when a silent prayer in the halls of power is seen as a threat. Times when even words of faith, carried by a weary, upright man, are surrounded by uniformed officers, as if they were an uprising, not a plea.
Now it is official - child labor - Children, 14 years old, some even younger, climb into dusty trucks before the sun colors the sky. Before six ...
In the United States, where laws are often written faster than they are understood, the Trump regime has found itself a new target: Wikipedia — that vast, shimmering encyclopedia of the world, built by hundreds of thousands ...
Why Germany Should Never Entrust Its Citizens' Data to an Enemy of Democracy. The Bundesrat's decision on March 22, 2025, may read like a routine administrative act: Police forces across ...
How Hannah Dugan Challenged America's New Harshness – and Broke Because of It. It was important to us to thoroughly investigate the exact charges against Eduardo Flores Ruiz, as well as the statements made in the courtroom, ...
“Harvard is an anti-Semitic, far-left institution” — with these words, Donald Trump began one of his unrestrained tirades on April 24, 2025, lashing out at everything that contradicts him. The university, he claimed, is “a liberal mess,” ...
Deep-Sea Mining as a Borderline Between Progress and Destruction On April 24, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that promises nothing less than the industrial conquest of the last untouched region of our planet:
The Great Putin Lie - Myths, Realities, and the Politics of Belonging Since 1954 This article examines the political and cultural identity of Crimea from 1954 to the present and refutes the claim that the peninsula was oppressed under Ukrainian rule and longed for reunification with Russia.
In the United States of 2025, being in the wrong place at the wrong time is enough to be stripped of your rights. For Jose Hermosillo, it meant ten days of lost freedom, ten days of ...
On April 21, 2025, submitted before the United States District Court for the District of Maryland, a man named Michael G. Kozak delivered a sworn declaration. Its content: Kilmar Abrego Garcia, deported under the pretext of national security, ...
In a country that long ago abandoned reason, there came a moment in April 2025 that felt as if it had been torn from the pages of a dystopian novel. While tulips bloomed and balloons ...
Boise, Idaho. A town that could’ve been plucked from a brochure selling the past - old-fashioned, sunlit, indulgent. Everyone knows each other, everyone smiles, everyone drinks the same cheap beer in the same smoky clubs where the future still sounds like ‘90s drum’n’bass.
In times when democracy is under attack from within, its enemies often masquerade as its guardians. Björn Höcke, ideological leader and head of the radical-right wing of the AfD, offers a ruthless ...
It begins as it always does in authoritarian systems: with lists. Lists of books, lists of suspects, lists of topics that must disappear. But in America in the year 2025, there’s no longer ...
A Satire from the Heart of the Book Ban Zone. Once upon a time, there was a man named J.D. Vance. He wrote a book about himself, called it Hillbilly Elegy, and America applauded. The media cried out, “Finally, someone ...
Donald Trump sits in the Oval Office. In front of him: no verdict, no report, no arrest warrant. Just a sheet of paper. On it: a photo of a fist with the letters “M S 1 3.” Below: “Kilmar ...
A man now sits in a different prison - no longer in CECOT, the place of chains and darkness, but in Santa Ana. A facility with windows, they say. With air. With less fear. And yet ...
In the fading dusk of a hotel restaurant in San Salvador, between the clatter of plates and the whispers of a tropical night, Senator Chris Van Hollen met with a man who was no longer ...
It was a Wednesday in April when the truth once again lost itself in the cold shadows of propaganda. On the government platform X, where words become weapons and documents are ...
Even Republican farmers and Trump voters are calling for Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s return – the work of journalists, human rights groups, and activists is beginning to resonate. In a country where political camps often feel like walled fortresses, something is stirring, quietly, unmistakably: doubt. Outrage. Awareness.
In a republic that prides itself on the separation of powers, it was a single woman on Tuesday who defended the rule of law against the overreach of the president: Federal Judge Paula Xinis. In the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ...
“The heart is a poor instrument.” Not because it feels nothing – but because it hopes too much. It doesn’t beat, it errs. In Andalusia, where the evening sun sinks like a final ...
The shadow man disappears - and with him, a production. our investigation - and warned of a story that would collapse in on itself. It was a scene straight out of a screenplay:..