Trump’s empowering of Iran would seem to make him a bitter enemy of world Jewry. Unless I’m missing something here, this American defeat in Iran seems like the worst possible outcome for Israel. It would have been better for Israel if Trump had just been an “anti-Semite” who refused to attack Iran at all.
White nationalism has had a big problem for a long time. Certainly the problem is at least a hundred years old. It’s a problem that’s seldom even recognized as a problem. In fact, it’s a problem that nearly all white advocates explicitly or implicitly tout as a solution to the troubles that white people face around the world.
Russia didn’t build an empire by cultivating land, it built one by spreading outward, extracting resources, and leaving depth behind. Through a Spenglerian lens, this essay argues that a post-Moscow breakup could finally let northern Eurasia develop and spark a new age of cultural and historical discovery.
The Venetian fóntego provides a practical model for managing trade in a way that remains relevant today. While the tools have changed, the fundamental challenges of balancing openness, control and national interest remain.
Reid Houston writes about we were all bamboozled by Trump, and how anyone with a shred of integrity and good judgement should admit that they were wrong to support Trump, even in 2016.
Italy’s North–South divide shows up in school culture. In much of the North, grades act more like a strict measure of merit—fewer perfect Maturità scores, stronger INVALSI results. In much of the South, grades function more like social currency—more top marks despite weaker INVALSI performance. The same “100” can therefore mean different things depending on where it’s earned.
A supercomputer in every pocket. The Library of Alexandria and the Oracle of Delphi at our fingertips every moment of the day. Any question no matter how hypothetical or ludicrous answered with every detail imaginable in seconds. In theory, this should have produced a nation of razor-sharp minds.
Hello there. I hope you are all having a great day. So, today I will be talking about both Denis Nikitin, who is involved in the Russian Volunteer Corps, as well as Geopolitics mainly in regards to the present conflict happening in Ukraine. Firstly I must say, my thoughts go
Internalizing this truth is essential if Europe is to face what lies ahead. The coming years will demand sacrifices. They will require an acceptance of hardship as something continuous, not temporary. Comfort is not a baseline to which history naturally returns; it is a rare and fleeting occurrence.
Josh Reilly writes about what Nationalists should focus on in this new year of 2026.
