How Europe Migrates Towards Collapse

In this analysis, I would like to demonstrate three points:

  1. Southern Europe is completely lacking in plans for managing immigration, both from sub-Saharan Africa and the Maghreb;
  2. The pro-European narrative promotes an unrealistic view that the European economy would benefit from immigration more than the middle and working classes would suffer from it.
  3. Added to this is the impact on Europe of support for Ukraine, which is useless and harmful to the finances of the European welfare state, as demonstrated by the widespread protests across the Old Continent, the latest of which took place in Belgium on October 14.

Let us now look at the three points in order.

The Architecture of Eurasian Security: An Iranian Perspective

The rapidly evolving dynamics of global power and security have transformed Eurasia into a critical arena of competition and cooperation. The continent, spanning from the Atlantic to the Pacific, has become a focal point for major geopolitical shifts, particularly amid the waning dominance of Western-centric institutions and the rise of new regional powers. Within this context, the Islamic Republic of Iran articulates a distinct and comprehensive vision of Eurasian security—one that emphasises balance, sovereignty, inclusivity, and multilateral cooperation.

Une marionnette juive endormie ? Près de la moitié des Européens considèrent Trump comme « l’ennemi de l’Europe », révèle un sondage

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Un récent sondage publié jeudi révèle que près de la moitié des Européens considèrent le président américain Donald Trump comme un « ennemi de l’Europe », tandis que la majorité estime que le risque d’une guerre ouverte avec la Russie dans les années à venir est « élevé ».

Oil from Northern Iraq Arrives in the United States After Pipeline Reopens

In addition to providing discounted crude of a quality desired by American refiners, the resumption of oil flows via the ITP is already showing promise of furthering U.S. policy toward partners and adversaries alike.

On November 24—two months after the reopening of the Iraq-Turkey Pipeline (ITP)—an oil tanker laden with crude from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) and sailing from the Turkish port of Ceyhan discharged at the Louisiana Offshore Oil Port terminal. Although U.S. oil imports are generally driven by private trade and pricing dynamics, this particular shipment would not have been possible without a U.S.-facilitated interim deal in September under which Baghdad, KRI officials in Erbil, and international oil companies (IOCs) operating in northern Iraq agreed to reopen the ITP after a halt of more than two years.

Israel will strike Iraq if militias seek to support Hezbollah, US envoy warns Baghdad – report

The warning came a month after sources in the Northern Command told Walla that Israel was seeing an increased threat from the country.

US Envoy Tom Barrack warned Baghdad not to involve itself in Israel’s war against Hezbollah, telling officials the country may face Israeli strikes if they or Iran-backed militias there intervened, the Saudi state-run al Hadath news outlet reported on Monday.

Egypt rejects Israeli decision to open Rafah for exit only, insists it would only accept ‘two-way’ opening

Cairo reaffirmed its adherence to the plan and UN Security Council Resolution 2803, including the right of return for Palestinians.

According to the Egyptian State Information Service, Egyptian authorities refuted on Wednesday afternoon reports that Israel claims it will open the Rafah crossing, the only lifeline for Gaza to the outside world, but only for those wishing to leave the besieged coastal enclave.

Iran Update, November 21, 2025

Toplines

Some Syrian General Security Service (GSS) units are improving their counter-insurgency approach in rural minority areas by relying on relationships with locals. The GSS arrested a large Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC)-affiliated Assadist cell in Sheikh Bader, Tartous Province, on November 12.[1] Independent Syria researcher Gregory Waters reported on November 21 that locals originally tipped off the GSS to the cell’s presence at their compound in Sheikh Bader.[2] The two GSS officers who led the investigation said that the local tip-off and local community support were critical to the GSS’s dismantlement of the Assadist cell and to stability in the surrounding area.[3]