Eurocrats are scrambling for a perceptually ‘sensible’ policy, as their Ukrainian project continues to crumble before their eyes.

Today, President Trump told reporters that Iran appeared to have stopped killing protesters and that there was ‘no plan for executions’ anymore—some are taking that to mean no U.S. strike on Iran.

Today’s news brings us more grim updates about the state of Ukraine’s energy grid. The lights have still been out in much of Kiev and many other large cities after a long cold snap, and things do not seem to be improving much.

When stars become exhausted, they go supercritical; we are learning, so do empires.

It has happened for only the second time of the war: the Russian Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile dubbed the Oreshnik was launched from the Kapustin Yar range toward Lvov, again providing the world with an eerie spectacle:

Order: The March 6, 1952 ordinance, signed under King Frederik IX, says that if Danish territory or a Danish military unit abroad is attacked, the forces under attack must take up the first first, without waiting for or seeking orders, even if their commanders are unaware war has been declared.

If you were online this weekend, you likely saw the headlines (and the memes) about Venezuela, after U.S. forces arrested Nicolás Maduro and his wife and brought them to the United States.

For the Sake of US Supremacy: It Doesn’t Much Matter

MSM rags are beginning to cover the ‘urgent’ situation surrounding Ukraine’s Odessa, which I had alluded to in the last article.