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On Monday May 13th at 6 PM Danish and Swedish time, Ingrid Carlqvist and I were to give an interview to a radio station in ... Read More »

Few issues are as difficult to discuss as IQ and inbreeding. Yet, we have to discuss them – because they are having impact on our ... Read More »

Although many years have passed since the Nazi and fascist states of Europe were defeated, historians are still debating just what kind of phenomena Nazism ... Read More »

A survey hot off the presses from the German Bertelsmann Foundation  will make many Swedes draw a breath of relief – when they discover that ... Read More »

I cannot stop thinking of the book Den forbudte sandhed (“The Banned Truth”), published last week in Danish. Authored by my colleague as editor-in-chief Lars ... Read More »

How is one to interpret Omargate? An Islamist with unusually insidious views on women and homosexuals is discovered high in the leadership of the Swedish ... Read More »

At this point in time, what are the distinguishing features that differentiate the political left and the political right? This question is becoming increasingly urgent. ... Read More »

If the Swedish police routinely act as they did in the case of the hacker attack on Dispatch International, it is no wonder that their ... Read More »

Thilo Sarrazin, a German Social Democrat, former minister in the government of Berlin, bestselling author and former member of the board of directors for the ... Read More »

There used to be a country named “Sweden”. A quiet little backwater in the northern part of Europe, where people were proud of their Viking ... Read More »