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How Italy's prime minister sells stability abroad while normalising post fascism at home

This is not an isolated media cycle, it is a pattern that thrives on fear, repetition, and a politically useful enemy. After each tragedy, attention drifts from the perpetrator to a scapegoat, usually a vulnerable minority, while rumor outruns verification and the outrage economy converts grief into clicks and bills. The result is a story that...

Geert Wilders' far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) entered the Dutch government promising to stop immigration, restore national identity, and defy the political establishment. But less than a year into power, the party walked away from its own coalition, triggering a full governmental collapse. This wasn't sabotage from the outside, it was failure...

Karol Nawrocki's election marks more than a political shift. It's a warning to all who believe in liberal democracy. Backed by far-right extremists, disinformation networks, and international allies like Trump, his presidency threatens to derail democratic reform in Poland and deepen the EU's internal crisis. What happens next in Warsaw will echo...

In his second term, Trump isn't just governing the United States — he's forging a global alliance of obedience. From Hungary to Israel, from corporate boardrooms to anti-DEI crackdowns, a dangerous convergence is forming.
This long-form investigation explores how Trump's ideological and economic influence is pressuring institutions worldwide to...