Greek MEP: Only the Visegrád Four countries conduct good migration policy
Emmanouil Fragkos believes that as long as the European Commission is leftist, then all countries that fulfill its orders will have problems with illegal migration
Where is the feminist outrage over Afghan migrant stabbing a German woman for ‘working’?
The attack in an otherwise peaceful Berlin park seems to not concern German feminists, the media, or worst of all – politicians
The EU could cut funding to Hungary, but the country has some options
With the threat of EU funding to Hungary being cut over ideological differences, the conservative country issues $4.25 billion plus €1 billion in bonds to pre-finance its economic recovery
Somali migrant stabs 5 at Italian holiday resort, leaves 6-year-old boy in critical condition
A Somali migrant stabbed four women and a 6-year-old child
The two faces of the Polish Catholic Church
While the urban Church suffers from a lack of interest from youth, rural churches are filled with young families at Mass, writes Dominican Father Wojciech Surówka
Hungary will defend its values, Justice Minister Varga says
Parents are the only ones allowed to decide on the sexual education of their children, Varga wrote
The Green plague spreads through France, with more cities introducing a maximum speed of 30 kph
The French Greens continue with their speed limit reduction plans, even though, according to a comprehensive study, reducing vehicle speeds significantly increases harmful emissions
America’s left doesn’t care about racism when it comes to right-leaning Black people
The example of Larry Elder shows that leftist anti-racism movements care only about forcing their ideology and not the good of Black people, writes Catholic author and columnist Grzegorz Górny
Denmark pays UK to take in Afghan interpreters
The amount of money Denmark paid to the UK to take in Afghan interpreters remains undisclosed
Kaczyński: There will be no Polexit
The Law and Justice (PiS) leader declared that Poland wants to be in the European Union while also retaining its status as a sovereign state
European Parliament is a ‘loose cannon’, says Justice Minister Varga
Hungary’s position on migration has been adopted by other EU nations, but not in the EU itself, Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga told news portal Mandiner in an interview
Pope Francis calls for ‘dialogue and solidarity’ in Slovakia
Pope Francis, who had been on a four-day visit to Slovakia since Sunday, left the country on Wednesday afternoon
It was nothing personal, says Abdeslam about the 2015 terrorist attack in Paris
According to Abdeslam, François Hollande knew the risks he was taking by attacking the Islamic State in Syria
Europe must gather ‘political will’ to build EU army, says Ursula von der Leyen
The EU army could become a reality, with the European Commission president using Afghanistan as a pretext for a centralized military
Who was the US photographer who documented Warsaw’s suffering in 1939?
Eighty-two years ago, on Sept. 15, 1939, American photographer Julien Bryan appealed to US President Franklin D. Roosevelt via radio to send aid to Warsaw, which was besieged by Nazi Germany’s armed forces
Russia’s Zapad 2021: A powerful and threatening display of force
Russia carries out massive helicopter landing operation as part of large-scale military exercises
Hungarian president urges joint migration, climate and debt action
EU integration is not about stifling national strivings but about encouraging them, Áder said.
English opera fires White musicians to increase diversity
We have prioritized increased diversity in the orchestra, says the company’s director
Germany: AfD politician’s car burned in latest arson attack
Germany’s national-conservative party has consistently targeted with automobile arson attacks
America is receding into an ‘island strategy’
Can the West – and America in particular – still think and operate strategically in politics?
Czechia is pursuing a ‘destructive’ policy, says Moscow after Russian national arrested in Prague for alleged role in Crimea annexation
Moscow warns that the arrest at the Prague airport will not happen without a response
German cardinal: ‘Poland is not a child to be reprimanded by incompetent politicians from the West’
Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Muller said he believes that the EU’s pressure exacted on Poland through blackmail using EU funds should not be taking place
Europe under multi-pronged migration siege, FM Szijjártó says
Four million Afghans have already left their homeland and many of them want to be in Europe
Czechia: Miloš Zeman and Václav Klaus are hospitalized
Zeman has been in a military hospital several times in recent years
EU’s ‘Fit for 55’ project will slam European economy, warns former Polish PM
The European Commission’s ‘Fit for 55’ plan entails gigantic and unjustified social and economic costs, according to former Polish PM and PiS MEP Beata Szydło
Hungarian government asks parliament to extend emergency rule over COVID-19 crisis
The Hungarian government wants to extend emergency rule to Jan. 1, 2022, in light of the worsening coronavirus crisis
Poland is fighting for €80 billion Intel investment
According to reports, Poland is one of the potential locations for Intel’s massive investment to build eight chip factories in an EU state worth €80 billion
Support for Joe Biden plummets: analysis
Americans are getting the impression that they do not have the president they thought they were electing
Czechia ranks 28th in the quality of the digital environment
In the evaluation of digital security, Czechia is the second best after Greece
Only 19% of migrants ordered to leave the EU actually go home: report
In the last five years, only a fifth of people who were not entitled to reside in the EU have been returned to their countries of origin
Poland moves away from Russian energy, ‘at the final stage’ of diversifying gas sources
Poland’s gas energy needs will grow 50 percent by 2030, but Poland is looking to Norway to fulfill much of its energy needs
The EU is wealthy… and weak
Even if Europe is unable to do so, Hungary must protect its interests, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Numerous foreign entities and Soros-backed NGOs operating in Hungary: report
While foreign armed forces were the previous threat, now Soros-backed groups and politicians along with European Union bodies are the biggest threat to Hungarian sovereignty
Austria: Somali migrant stabs two women to death in Vienna
The perpetrator was investigated in the past for several assaults and two cases of rape
Chinese battery maker builds €185 million plant in Hungary
Hungary’s policy of maintaining strong trade relations with the East has turned into a success story
Silver Arrow 21: Military exercises in Latvia observed by defense ministers of Baltic states and Poland
Poland, Lithuania and Latvia have been affected by the same kind of hybrid attack from Belarus and must jointly respond to the threat, says the Polish defense minister
Over 500 attempts to illegally cross the Polish border just last weekend
The Polish Border Guard recorded 509 attempts to illegally cross the Polish-Belarusian border on Saturday and Sunday
Czechia prepares for influx of migrants
Czech interior minister admits that his country might resume border controls if necessary
Pope Francis begins his visit to Slovakia
The head of the Catholic Church warns against internal slavery in his first speech in Slovakia
Have Afghan migrants successfully integrated into Germany? Data shows elevated crime rates and high unemployment
Germany has the fourth-largest diaspora of Afghans with more than a quarter of a million Afghans living there
Czech president’s expert team identifies migration and terrorism as two security risks
The Czech Republic recognizes the same top risks as many other countries in the form of migration and terrorism
Sweden: People with immigrant backgrounds vastly overrepresented in crime data
Newly released government report has revealed that individuals with immigrant backgrounds living in Sweden are vastly overrepresented among criminal suspects.
Polish-German relations continue to be very strong, says Morawiecki after meeting Merkel
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Warsaw to reflect on 16 years of partnership between Poland and Germany
‘Poles should not be ashamed of their history’ – National hero who resisted communism, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński, beatified in Warsaw
The battle for Poland is taking place not only in the chambers of parliament but also in the area of prayer, says historian professor Andrzej Nowak
Shark attacks should be labeled ‘interactions’, according to Australian marine biologists
Sharks are not mindless killing machines, marine biologists argue
France’s former Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, is ridiculed over his spectacular U-turn on immigration and national sovereignty
The former EU commissioner is the symbol of European conservatism’s decline
Rage, pride, and tears – 9/11, 20 years later
The Muslim terrorist attack on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001 struck not only the Twin Towers but Western civilization as a whole, writes Polish writer and journalist Tomasz Łysiak
Will your case of COVID-19 be severe or a walk in the park? Czech researchers say they have the answer
The risk is assessed based on the level of a particular biomarker in the patient
Zapad 21: Belarusian president accuses West of ‘hybrid aggression’
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announced a billion-dollar military purchase from Russia and called for the EU to abolish its sanctions on Belarus in a sign that tensions will remain heightened between Belarus and neighboring countries
French government: Women under 25 to get free contraception to reduce abortions
Until now, contraception has only been free of charge for girls under 18 years of age
100,000 attend Pope Francis’ Mass in Budapest
This was only the third visit of a pope to Hungary
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UK to return migrants on boats to Europe
The British government says it is confident that any new tactic regarding migrant boats will be in accordance with the law
Prague is the 7th-best city in the world
In the Time Out magazine ranking, Prague is praised for its green space and its architecture
TVN, US-owned channel in Poland, censors minister’s press conference
It was only a matter of time before tried-and-true practices in the liberal Left American media found their way to Poland, writes Michał Karnowski for portal wPolityce.pl
Migrants attempt illegal border crossings from Belarus to Poland despite state of emergency
Since the beginning of September, the Polish Border Guard has detected 1,300 attempts at illegal border crossings by migrants on the Polish-Belarusian border
Hungarian scientist awarded ‘science Oscar’ for co-developing mRNA vaccine
Karikó’s research paved the way for a modern generation of vaccines, including those for COVID-19.
Hungary offers to help Poland defend its borders
Poland takes seriously its duty to defend the Schengen borders, Polish President Andrzej Duda said
More and more Czech children want to change their gender
Despite those who undergo gender reassignment surgery experiencing, on average, higher suicide rates, increased depression, and self-harm, Czechia is seeing an increase in children interested in changing their gender
Denmark proposes that immigrants should work off their social benefits
“If you come to Denmark, you have to work and support yourself and your family,” according to the Danish government
‘Highway to life’ – Via Carpatia project becomes major priority for Eastern and Southern Europe
‘Via Carpatia is a transport axis the construction of which is not only a priority for Poland but for many countries within its reach,’ said the Polish transport minister Andrzej Adamczyk
Polexit plans? Conservative ruling party denies rumors country will leave EU
Poland’s ruling conservative party pushes back against rumors that the party is preparing to leave the EU
PM Orbán: The West is held hostage by the idea of an open society
By abandoning Christianity, the West has lost its sense of mission, said Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán
‘You treat us like dogs!’ complains Bataclan terrorist who helped kill 130 people
The trial for the terrorists involved in the deadly Bataclan attacks in Paris on Nov. 13, 2015, has begun
Hungarian central bank head’s golden rule: The solution always comes from within
Small states should avoid taking part in the battle of superpowers, according to Hungary’s central bank head
Poland: Conservative government’s economic success story presents unexpected electoral problem
The policy of putting money in people’s pockets that is being pursued by the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) has increased aspirations to a better life, with over 70 percent of survey respondents self-categorizing as “middle class”
Belarusian government newspaper features priests with swastikas
The Catholic Church of Belarus sided with the protesters against the current ruling government, which apparently has not been forgotten