Reality appears to be catching up with the EU’s policy of bans. Negotiators from the European Parliament’s three major political groups have agreed on a proposal that could ease the 2035 ban on new gasoline and diesel cars.

The deal between the conservative EPP, the social democratic S&D and the liberal Renew was reached overnight into Tuesday, Reuters r…

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• Satellogic’s planned Merlin system is designed to map the entire Earth daily at one-meter resolution. Onboard AI will detect objects and changes and send alerts.

• In 2022, Satellogic and Palantir announced a five-year partnership covering Foundry and access to satellite imagery for Palantir’s government and commercial customers through MetaConstellation a…

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Guess who is traveling to Paris for a training seminar on how to commit terrorist acts and destroy historic sites?

I’m sure that the first class is about destroying all of those statues of Lincoln and Jefferson.

Let’s check this report from Kamal Sultan in the NY Post:

A Minnesota rapper who traveled to France to join escalating riots has urged white peopl…

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The chaos in the streets of France has a familiar ring to Americans who watched several cities burn in the summer of 2020. What started as "mostly peaceful" protests were quickly hijacked by chaos actors who whipped up excitable populations into a looting and pillaging frenzy, resulting in police crackdowns in the best cases but utter destruction in the…

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On October 23, 1983, U.S. Marines barracks in Beirut were the subject of a terrorist attack consisting of two suicide bombing by Islamic Jihad with at least 9,500kgs of TNT.

220 (including 12 who later died from injuries) United States Marines from the 1st Battalion 8th Marines (Battalion Landing Team – BLT 1/8) of the 2nd Marine Division were killed. As well as 18 U.S. Navy Personnel and 3 U.S. Army personnel. 58 members of the French military, as well as 6 civilians were killed. 128 more Americans were also wounded.

Israel - our “greatest ally” - was aware of the planned attack but did not notify the U.S. Marine Corps, the embassy, or anyone within the U.S. government.

The attack would subsequently lead Skjǫldrinn to become involved in the war against radical Islam, modifying the military order’s foreign policy for decades to come, including alliances, formal or not, with the United States and Israel that only ended in 2022. (More about context in “Úlfheimr: The Dark Age” book.)

Norse Tradition describes many different “realms” of the world. Understanding them is important for higher levels of consciousness. But what are these realms, and why can’t you book a flight to them? To understand requires understanding different dimensions.

Dimensions

Every dimension is a “layer”…

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Feminism is rooted in Gender Ideology, the Radical Leftist ideology that biological sex doesn’t matter, that men and women are equal, and that “gender” is a “social construct”.

Gender Ideology follows the Marxist pattern, where while some original ideas were created by Jews,…

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"Massive" oil, gas, and minerals exploration will soon begin in Greenland, U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday, claiming that the territory has enormous resources of readily available oil.

Last month, the United States, Denmark, and Greenland signed an agreement to strengthen defense and security in the Arctic and North Atlantic, easing months …

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It should come as no surprise that Iran maintains powerful allies even while under threat of US bombs, and as Washington sanctions have sought its complete isolation. Most obvious among these remain Russia and China - nations which have not necessarily sought to ‘hide’ or conceal political and even military support to Tehran.

The last several weeks have …

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Three children and one adult are dead following an active shooter situation at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon on Thursday afternoon. The suspected active shooter is also dead after an armed civilian chased the shooter into the school and killed him.

The shooter was reportedly a 16-year-old boy, though no details on identity or motive have been re…

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While the war with Iran might be nearing a resolution, the war in Ukraine is heating up.

Whether this is the next stage in escalation, or the grand finale remains unclear. But lessons continue to emerge from this conflict, and world powers are beginning to act on them at scale.

Ukrainian long-range drones continue to hammer Russian energy and military sit…

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For years, Yemen’s Houthis have demonstrated their ability to strike some of Saudi Arabia’s most strategically important targets, from oil infrastructure to the kingdom’s capital. But repeated missile and drone strikes on Riyadh’s main international airport have raised fresh questions about the limits of the kingdom’s sophisticated air defenses.

Since Oc…

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Multiculturalism as a subversive movement is the defining political schism of our time. Is is the fulcrum point for numerous civilization changing events and a direct trigger for the exponential decline of the western world. Anyone who ignores the effects of multiculturalism will be oblivious to the many disruptions coming to our lives today and in the …

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Forget hackers, honey traps and photon-counting lasers. China’s latest haul of F-35 secrets apparently came courtesy of an unread email.

According to a new Bloomberg report, the F-35 cockpit canopy and weapons-bay door that ended up in Beijing’s possession were routed through Hong Kong because a United Parcel Service (UPS) employee missed an email warnin…

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Yemen’s Ansar Allah movement, or Houthis, have over the past 48 hours been targeting airports along with Aramco sites within Saudi territory, and have warned further that civilian infrastructure will increasingly be fair game in retaliation for the Saudi blockade imposed on Yemen.

Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree also declared Tuesday that this is t…

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Japan has raised the fee for permanent residency applications twentyfold and imposed stricter income, pension and language requirements on foreigners seeking to settle long-term, as Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's government moves to curb growth in the foreign resident population.

The move is being presented as a tool to protect public finances and socia…

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August Hanning, former head of the German BND foreign intelligence agency, which is Germany’s equivalent of the CIA, has been arrested on espionage charges in a shocking and unprecedented situation in which a country’s top intelligence officer and head of a national spy agency was caught spying for another state.

The 80-year-old faces formal charges incl…

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The Mainz Administrative Court ruled that classifying the dachshund as a “dangerous dog” was unjustified, as were the restrictive measures imposed on the pet. This decision comes as a relief to its owner, who had been fighting the matter for several months.

A terrible incident occurred during a family gathering in Mainz, Germany. A grandmother’s home car…

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It’s official: Norway has been ranked as the hardest country in the world for international residents to settle in and build a social life, according to a major global survey. But does this really come as a surprise?

Norway landed at the bottom of the rankings in the latest InterNations survey, which is based on responses from thousands of foreign citize…

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Unauthorized parties have accessed the names, addresses and personal identification numbers of around 8.8 million people in Denmark’s central population register, CPR. They gained access through a private Danish company’s entirely legal access to the register.

The CPR administration announced the incident on Monda…

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