Austria has announced plans to ban "political Islam" through a constitutional law, targeting groups like the Muslim Brotherhood.
Austria’s government is moving to ban “political Islam,” citing concerns over the Muslim Brotherhood’s influence and its alleged efforts to infiltrate institutions and promote Sharia law in the West. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Austria has announced plans to ban “political Islam” through a constitutional law, targeting groups like the Muslim Brotherhood. DETAIL: Austrian Integration Minister Claudia Bauer described “radical Islam” as “the greatest danger of our time, for our Western democracy, for the freedom of girls and women and for everyone who wants to live their religion peacefully and freely.” The Directorate of State Security and Intelligence (DSN), the country’s equivalent of the Federal Bureau of…Open
By Hamid Enayat Protecting shipping is necessary, and ending Tehran’s cycle of coercion requires a strategy that recognizes the organized democratic resistance inside Iran.
Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro joins PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa to discuss the political crisis unfolding in Brazil, the imprisonment of former President Jair Bolsonaro, and why he believes the country's democratic institutions are under attack. Bolsonaro argues Brazil is drifting toward authoritarianism, that China and BRICS are reshaping global alliances, and crime, cartels, and judicial overreach threaten the country's future. He also warns that the battle for Brazil is part of a much larger fight taking place across the West. 00:00 — Could Flávio Bolsonaro Be Brazil's Next President? 02:00 — The Legacy of Jair Bolsonaro 07:00 — Why Is Bolsonaro in Prison? 13:00 — Brazil's January 8th vs America's…
Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro speaks to the press as he arrives at the summit \”In defence of democracy\” in Barcelona, Spain, April 18, 2026. REUTERS/Nacho Doce Published April 19, 2026 Colombia’s leftist president is once [...]
Metter Freriksen, former Danish PM – Photo by Christian Ursilva/Wiki Commons Published March 25, 2026 Mette Frederiksen has formally submitted her government’s resignation after her coalition suffered a significant setback in Denmark’s general election, triggering [...]
Keir Starmer is dire, but his possible replacements offer no improvement. The post Britain Can Always Get Worse appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs Britain Can Always Get Worse Keir Starmer is dire, but his possible replacements offer no improvement. (Benjamin Cremel-WPA Pool/Getty Images) Being in England at the moment, I suffer not so much from a state of cognitive dissonance as from a state of emotional dissidence. On the one hand, I have nothing but contempt for the prime minister, Keir Starmer. He is dull and humorless and has the soul (or perhaps I should say he appears in public to have the soul, since I do not know him personally) of an apparatchik advanced to the rank of the nomenklatura. His ideas are pure gimcrack, and therefore he has…Open
