The Madison’s Corner

The West has denigrated China for many years. Then the handover of Hong Kong in 1997 made the front pages of newspapers and magazines. Many

It is time for America to step out of the shadows and honor on this day those who gave their lives to keep freedom and

Turkey’s geographical location at the gates of Europe and Asia Minor, controlling both maritime traffic from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea, makes it

Yesterday a pandemic, today a war becoming over the days the cause of an economic and food crisis. An announced climate change with disastrous consequences

The 10% of gas exported by Russia to Finland doesn’t represent on its own, and at first glance, a particular interest in the midst of

The Russian sanction concerning Finland’s application for NATO membership was not long in coming. The Kremlin will no longer deliver gas, and the Finns will

Trudeau’s European tour, rocked by the Irish lullabies of Bono, was announced rather well. The rehabilitation of the pariah, harassed by a horde of truckers,

The song, No Milk Today, written by Herman’s Hermits in the 1960s, may well see a new wave of success from a Biden administration embroiled

The king is back, long live the king. King Juan Carlos returned to Spain after a two-year exile in the United Arab Emirates for having,

Self-defense or pure provocation? Jedediah #nato #europeancommunity #russia #nwo #sghumanitarianconsortium #themadisonscorner

President Macron has just appointed a new prime minister. Will its socialist label be enough to unite the left and not offend the traditional right?

The voice is frail and the repertoire, high-flying. The songs follow one another at breakneck speed transporting the public from Drive My Car to Hey

The media war is raging, more than ever, and allegations more than outrageous on both sides are part of the everyday life, contributing to trivialize

Six months before the elections, Capitol Hill is preparing for new elections. The events that shook the USA, a more than controversial presidential election and

Gone are the days when the GIs landed in France in the summer of 1944, cheered by the crowd, with chewing gum and bottles of

Why are Westerners so complacent about the Chinese regime? It seems that the repression of Uygurts, Tibetans and Hong Kong dissidents does not bother these

The economic war announced at the beginning of the Ukrainian conflict has become part of the daily life of the world population, in particularly that

After a presidential election where political parties hardly existed, the time has come to find the actual ideological currents crossing France. On the left, the

Would the purchase of Twitter by Elon Musk be the first step towards a democratization of social networks, as well as the end of a

President Macron’s high score in the second round could be intriguing for the following reasons. The polling institutes in the second round gave during this