Thomas Fazi is a columnist and translator at UnHerd. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on climate policy and global warming, often exploring these themes in the context of Latin America. Fazi's work has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News, GlobalResearch, RealClearMarkets, and AOL UK.
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By: Thomas Fazi
It has become something of a seasonal ritual. Every summer, Brussels launches a fresh propaganda offensive on Ukraine — and this year is no different. “The tide is turning”, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen declared on social media a few weeks ago, claiming that Ukraine
On Thursday, the European Parliament “adopted” the extension of Chat Control 1.0. This is the temporary suspension of the EU’s ePrivacy rules that allows tech platforms to mass-scan citizens’ private communications, ostensibly to detect child sexual abuse material. “Adopted” is placed in quotation marks here because the word implies something that conspicuously failed to happen: [...]Read More...
Operation Purgatory. It sounds like a Pete Hegseth fever dream. In fact, it's Péter Magyar's name for his assault on the Orbán system and all its works.
How Europe conquered Hungary
Saxony-Anhalt, in the western part of eastern Germany, is hardly the country's most important state: it accounts for only a fraction of Germany's
The AfD’s victory in Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday was crushing. The party achieved 43.8% of the vote share, more than double its 2021 result though still short of an absolute majority of seats. But this was a historic election in other respects. At 77.8%, the turnout was the highest the state has recorded since reunification, in [...]Read More...
By: Thomas Fazi
“A dereliction of duty.” That's how Andy Burnham just described turning down a closer relationship with Brussels — and he's hardly alone.
Why British liberals need the Russian bogey
It started with diesel. In late September, truck drivers in Calabria and Sicily began blocking motorway junctions with their lorries. Fuel prices had been climbing since the US and Israel attacked Iran in February, disrupting oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. By late September, diesel cost more than €2.30 a litre. When the government’s [...]Read More...
By: Thomas Fazi
The narrative of all-out gray-zone conflict with Moscow evokes Italy's Cold War 'strategy of tension'
