Brought to the UK by Sephardic Jews, it has become the UK’s national dish. Now, however, soaring fish prices, labour costs and changing consumer tastes are putting an entire sector under pressure

Nora Bussigny, a French journalist of Moroccan origin, discusses anti-Semitism disguised as progressivism: this is the ‘sur-blanc’, the perfect scapegoat for wokism.

Having seized the ports and islands needed to control the Bab el Mandeb Strait, the rebel militia is now targeting the cities of Taiz and Marib, which are held by government forces.

The Russian president voted as if the result were not already a foregone conclusion – the green light for a massive recruitment drive that has already been planned: the elections serve to kick-start it on a massive scale. The new drones, which bear less and less resemblance to the Shaheds and more and more to cruise missiles

The MEP’s attacks on ‘neo-colonialism’ regarding Ceuta are being lauded by the press under King Mohammed VI. However, a review of historical records shows that Ceuta has never been Moroccan, nor does it intend to become so.

From Warsaw to London, governments are preparing their armed forces, infrastructure and emergency protocols. Because whilst Russia is testing NATO and America is pulling back, the window of opportunity for preparation is narrowing

The first wartime parliamentary elections in Moscow aim to achieve three objectives: to integrate veterans into Putin’s regime without allowing them to reshape ‘Putinism’; to present the annexation of Ukrainian territories as a routine administrative procedure; and to give a public weary of war the illusion of normality — a normality which, however, it can no longer afford

The debate over whether to deepen or enlarge the Union cannot be sidestepped, particularly in the new geopolitical context. Admitting further countries at a time when the aim is to strengthen integration and overcome national resistance in order to foster the creation of European sovereignty risks being a serious mistake

Quoting Gruber, Bianchi lists the left’s contradictions regarding Kyiv and points out that the Allies supplied weapons to the partisans so that they could fight: “Peace came afterwards. But in Italy, Putin has won.”