Has James Talarico Endorsed Reparations for Black People?

During a campaign event in DeSoto, Texas, Democratic Senate candidate for Texas James Talarico made statements that were interpreted by many as an endorsement of reparation payments for black people. Is he really promising reparations to win over black voters in Texas?

John O'Sullivan   PHOTO: credit: Danube Institute

‘Hungary established a particular affection in the Englishman’s heart’ — An Interview with John O’Sullivan

What has a special English gentleman learned about local mentality and people in Hungary? What was his intention in staying here and founding the Danube Institute? We spoke to the president and founder of the institute about the similarities and differences between the views of Hungarian and British conservatives and about the role conservatism can play in this evolving new world order.

Zagreb Reopens the Bosnian Question

A resolution adopted by the Croatian parliament argues that Bosnia’s Croats have been denied the full political equality promised by Dayton. Coming weeks after Christian Schmidt’s resignation, it signals that the Dayton settlement is now being challenged well beyond Bosnia itself.

Millions Back Petitions to Ban Argentina over ‘Rigged’ World Cup Run

Argentina’s critics are seeking punishment even after Spain denied Lionel Messi another World Cup, with petitions demanding investigations, suspension and even a permanent ban. The backlash follows a 2026 campaign, much like the victorious 2022 run, marred by controversial refereeing decisions and allegations of FIFA favouritism; the largest petition claimed 23 million signatures.

New Coalition Aims to Challenge Global Jihadist Violence

Persecuted Christians and other victims of jihadist violence will meet in Washington, DC, for the inaugural conference of the International Freedom Coalition. The recently founded organization says communities facing jihadist threats have too often been treated in isolation and need a stronger collective voice.

US Under Secretary of War for Policy Elbridge Colby, Britain’s Defence Secretary John Healey, Ukraine’s Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, Germany’s Defence Minister Boris Pistorius, and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte address the media during a NATO defence ministers’ meeting at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, 12 February 2026

Elbridge Colby’s Quiet Kissingerian Revolution

‘Europe should field the preponderance of the forces required to deter and, if necessary, defeat conventional aggression in Europe. A strategy that pretends the United States can indefinitely serve as the primary conventional defender of Europe while also carrying the decisive burden everywhere else is neither sustainable nor prudent.’

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