Swedish MEP leads European Parliament plan to flood Europe with low-skilled labor migrants
Abir Al-Sahlani, an immigrant from Iraq, wants to make it more attractive for labor migrants to come to Europe
Spanish police arrest jihadist-farmer in Catalonia who indoctrinated followers
The perpetrator is a 38-year-old Islamic radical originally from Maghreb
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A Toronto school board’s attempt to silence a rape survivor is just the latest case of woke authoritarianism plaguing the Western world, writes Daniel Deme for Remix News
PM Orbán’s farewell to Merkel: ‘We understood her, she understood us’
It is too early to tell what were the true intentions behind Merkel’s sharp left-wing turn on migration in 2015, but it undoubtedly split Europe into two starkly different camps
Czech central bank offers pros and cons of adopting euro currency
Last December, the government again agreed with the recommendation of the Bank and the Ministry of Finance not to set a target date for joining the euro area
EU countries agree on common principles for minimum wage
Representatives of the EU governments also want to eliminate the gender pay gap
Financial scandal in European People’s Party met with silence from its leader, Donald Tusk
The credibility of several important EU institutions has been put into question after a scandal revealed by French paper Liberations, writes PiS MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
Polish PM: The Polish-Belarusian border separates dictatorship from democracy
“We must be prepared for the worst scenarios,” PM Mateusz Morawiecki warned during a meeting with soldiers at the Polish-Belarusian border
White House: If Russia invades Ukraine, we will strengthen NATO’s Eastern flank
A series of consultations have taken place before Biden-Putin online meeting
Hungary’s Central bank head opposes re-nationalization of Budapest Airport
Hungary’s central bank chief lists 4 reasons why the government should not go ahead with the purchase of the Budapest Airport
14% of Czechs determined to resist vaccination
The most common reasons for refusing the vaccine are doubts about its necessity and fear of side effects
EU nations’ defense spending hits new high in 2020
Member states of the European Union spent €198 billion on defense in 2020
Historic first: EU to fund border barrier for Poland and Baltic states
The EU budget for 2022 has allocated €25 million for defending the EU’s external border with Belarus
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Four right-wing candidates are gearing up to challenge the incumbent in the 2022 presidential elections, and Macron may be set to benefit the most
Black Friday vs. Fridays for Future
Black Friday and Fridays for Future perfectly illustrate the extreme modern reality in which Europe’s inhabitants live in and help understand the nature of the fears which rule them, writes philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
Nothing is sacred: German LGBT magazine profanes the Virgin Mary, Holy Family
Would they dare do the same to Muhammad?
European federal state would in reality be a German Empire
The construction of a broad but politically difficult alliance between the entire European right is a dire necessity today, writes editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
New Austrian Chancellor Nehammer assumes office today, known for tough immigration stance
Nehammer has a strong anti-immigration position
Czech-German relations will deteriorate over German push for federalized Europe
Czech-German relations will deteriorate, but not because we want to or wish for it, says Czech MEP Zahradil
Zemmour establishes ‘Reconquest’ party in lead up to French presidential election
The new party’s slogan from the immigration hardliner is a quote from Napoleon that nothing is impossible
Green Party members vote on German ‘traffic light’ coalition
The other two party assemblies have already approved the coalition
PM Orbán answers children’s questions on Saint Nicholas Day
Krampuses are afraid of Orbán, not the other way around, the prime ,inister said.
Kaczyński: ‘Freedom is in retreat throughout the Western world’
Germany is moving towards creating a Europe free from sovereignty and democracy, said the leader of Poland’s ruling conservative party
Germany: Nutcracker ballet canceled in Berlin over claims of racism; Russian ambassador raises censorship concerns
According to the Berlin State Ballet, the rendition of the Nutcracker promoted stereotypes
Study claims Germans are racist towards Blacks, calls for reparations
Despite Germany being one of the most immigrant-friendly countries in the world, a new study claims Germans are racist and that Blacks from former colonies deserve reparations
EU supports creation of joint editorial office of 16 European news agencies
Some of the most powerful media organizations in Europe will now have a joint office in Brussels
Is your Czech vaccine passport still valid?
Approximately 6.4 million people in Czechia have completed their Covid-19 vaccination, but now those vaccine passports will be valid for a shorter period of time
Warsaw’s left-wing mayor trashes ruling government in front of US Congress
In an over-the-top online speech in front of a US Congress subcommittee, Warsaw’s Rafał Trzaskowski criticized the Polish government and elevated the role of the Polish opposition to supposed defenders of democracy
US, EU, UK, and Canada announce new sanctions on Belarus
The three nations and the EU want Lukashenko to completely halt orchestrating migration across the EU’s borders
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The European Court of Justice signals its willingness to give the green light to the European Superstate
Czech children are infected with Covid-19 at highest rate in EU
Slovenia and Austria also report a high number of infected children
Omicron: A case of mass psychosis
We cannot allow for the coronavirus omicron variant to be presented as a new apocalypse, warns columnist Krzysztof Wołodźko
Poland creates institute to track country’s 6 million WWII deaths
According to government estimates, Germany owes Poland up to $1 trillion in reparations for damages and losses caused during the Second World War
EU launches infringement procedure against Hungary over child protection law
Hungary will hold a referendum on its children protection law next spring, but the EU is already taking action
US increases Romanian presence to counter Russian threat
The U.S. has a growing naval presence at the Black Sea port of Constanta
Sweden: Children suffer life-long injuries after receiving hormone blockers at hospital
The rush to prescribe powerful hormone-blocking treatments to children has left many suicidal and with serious physical side effects
Hungary is the only EU country not invited to Joe Biden’s Summit for Democracy
Hungary has no democracy problems like the United States does, Hungary’s cabinet minister says
Poland: Talks of a Fourth German Reich spark political row
The Polish liberal establishment has displayed its ignorance by not understanding the nature and history behind the concept of a German Reich, writes Jakub Maciejewski
Austrian chancellor resigns after Kurz quits party presidency
Career diplomat Shallenberg may return to his previous post as foreign minister after implementing controversial vaccine mandate in Austria
EU to compete with China for influence with €300 billion in foreign investments
China’s growing influence is greatly tied to its investments in infrastructure in foreign countries, which the EU now wants to counter with its own huge investment package
Belarus summons Czech diplomat over expulsion of football chief
Bazanov allegedly arrived in the country without a permit and violated epidemic measures
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The revered medieval cathedral is fast becoming a monument to a post-Christian Europe
Polish art market record broken at recent auction
The art market in Poland is booming
Ziobro vs. Jourova: Polish justice minister clashes with European commissioner
The next chapter in Poland’s war with the European Union over the shape of the Polish judiciary is being written
State of emergency ends on Polish-Belarusian border; all non-residents still banned from the border area
Despite formally ending the state of emergency, restrictions will be maintained and even expanded, but members of the press will soon receive limited access to border areas
Analysis: Lukashenko is burning his last bridge
Eastern affairs expert and journalist of TVP World news television, Grzegorz Kuczyński, analyzes why Alexander Lukashenko has recently changed his approach towards Crimea and Donbas
France: Nun chases away Antifa hooligans vandalizing restaurant where Zemmour ate
A nun faced down Antifa, called them “fascists,” and made them leave like sullen children after they targeted a restaurant that hosted French presidential candidate Éric Zemmour
NATO head warns of new sanctions against Russia
Russia’s actions are aimed at destabilizing Europe, according to Latvia’s prime minister
EU countries mull mandatory COVID-19 vaccination
The head of the European Commission said that there should be discussions about mandatory vaccinations at an EU level
‘We have space’ – German NGOs want more migrants, protest in front of Bundestag
Thousands of green lights were installed in front of the German Bundestag calling to open the borders and accept migrants
New German government wants a United States of Europe
The European Parliament should be given real powers, states the coalition agreement
Poland goes from emigration to immigration country
Poland must bring in migrants who will build Poland’s wealth and help the country develop, but this operation must be done sensibly
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Is there life outside the EU?
Hungary should remain in the European Union mainly in order to continue defending its core values, economics professor László Bogár writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
Czechia: Political rivals Babiš and Fiala join forces to support vaccination initiative
The initiative aims to vaccinate a million people in a week
Lukashenko: We will try to resolve migration crisis by end of the year
Belarus will ask refugees from the Middle East to return to their countries, says Lukashenko
Poland: Experts warn inflation growth is exceeding forecasts
The growth rate in prices of consumption goods and services in Poland is the highest in more than 20 years
‘The V4 and all of Europe supports Poland in fighting the migration crisis,’ says Polish President Duda
President Andrzej Duda declared that Polish authorities are protecting not only Polish security, but also the EU’s and that of NATO’s Eastern flank
European Commission withdraws new language guidelines targeting Christmas and ‘gendered’ language
Among other things, the guideline sees the term “Christmas period” as problematic
Poland: Support for conservative ruling party is starting to slip in polls
Expert says that rising inflation and higher prices of energy have inclined some voters to withhold support from Poland’s ruling party
Austria’s Freedom Party wants stricter immigration controls, fears new German government
Germany’s new left-wing government could bring about a new wave of mass immigration, warns Austria’s populist-conservative FPÖ party
Hungarian parliament approves child protection referendum
The referendum may be held at the same time as next year’s general elections
‘We will not let them replace us’ – Éric Zemmour announces his run for French president
France no longer needs reform, it needs saving, Zemmour said in a speech announcing his candidacy for president
Frontex: First 10 months of 2021 saw 70% increase in illegal border crossings
Frontex praises Poland and the Baltic states for implementing tough measures to combat illegal immigration
Europe should be the leader in setting standards for new technologies, says Czech foreign minister
Digital technologies have become the main geopolitical battleground of the two global technology leaders, China and the United States, says Kulhánek
Czechia: Poll shows Babiš would win first round of presidential elections
Andrej Babiš now has the support of 26.5 percent of respondents, followed by General Petr Pavel with 15.5 percent
Czech President Zeman calls for compulsory vaccination
We should consider compulsory vaccination, says the president of Czechia, as pressure builds on the unvaccinated
Can the Church win the cultural war without its warriors?
The Catholic Church is stepping away from its military rhetoric just when it needs its modern-day knights to fight the cultural war against left-wing ideology, writes Catholic columnist Grzegorz Górny