Exclusive: ‘There is something sick in the British system,’ says Polish journalist banned from entering UK
In an exclusive interview with Remix News, popular conservative Polish journalist and author Rafał Ziemkiewicz explains why he was detained by British border police and exposes the key role played by an intolerant and deeply frustrated Polish left-elite
Apologist UK journalists bury their head in sand over murder of MP David Amess
The media does not want an honest discussion about the factors behind the murder of David Amess or any accountability for Britain’s multicultural anarchy
Qatari-funded Al Jazeera grills Hungarian minister on human rights
The Al Jazeera interview of Hungary’s foreign minister was a textbook example of the contempt that global media outlets financed by undemocratic governments or shady oligarchs treat democratically elected governments with
Romanian hospitals overrun with COVID-19 patients
Some 2,000 patients are waiting for beds, while an average of 300 people in the country of 19.2 million are dying every day
Poland strikes back at Czechia over Turów coal mine conflict
Poland’s ongoing dispute with Czechia over the Turów coal mine is not the only environmental conflict between the two countries. In fact, Czech-owned mines operating the Polish border have been polluting Polish towns for decades, according to Polish mayors.
Majority of Germans rejects Muslim call to prayer: poll
76 percent of the respondents spoke against mosques issuing a call to prayer across Germany
Czech government set to drop tax on energy as prices soar
The measure, designed to help Czechs deal with soaring energy costs, has only been used in the past during extraordinary circumstances
Czech President Zeman unable to perform duties, writes hospital to senate
There is no other option than to temporarily remove powers from President Zeman, says the head of the Czech Senate
Welcome to the EU’s traveling circus, with Slovenia the latest stop
While there are plenty of legitimate crises, the European Parliament is busy creating imaginary ones, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Is the ‘scarcity’ crisis about to get worse?
It will not be easy to quickly solve the semiconductor and energy crises, and the high prices of electronics will stick with us for a while, writes Krzysztof Adam Kowalczyk
EU supports Hungary in Russian gas dispute with Ukraine
Ukraine is angry for losing money in gas transit fees, but its campaign to punish Hungary has already been shot down at the EU level
PM Orbán confirms Hungary will renationalize Budapest Airport
Hungary plans major upgrades to the airport after the deal is done
Report: Poles increasingly reject tax fraud, while Czechs, Slovaks and Russians remain more accepting
Poles reject tax fraud even more than Germans, while Czechs and Slovaks still appear to believe it can sometimes be justified
After employee murdered at French asylum center, another migrant is arrested for death threats
After a migrant allegedly murdered an asylum center employee in France, now another one has been arrested for making death threats. The director of the center says such incidents are not rare.
Romanians and Bulgarians are worst hit by poverty, but Czechs are doing well
Czechia has been achieving favorable outcomes in European statistics on income poverty over the long term
Czech police arrive in Hungary to help protect border
The officers will operate near the city of Szeged for two months
Poland: Migrant smugglers increasingly engaging police in car chases, sometimes with deadly results
The Border Guard informed also that on Saturday and Sunday its officers had recorded 1,066 attempts to illegally cross the Polish-Belarusian border
While the West loses its churches, Hungary continues to build more
As the West tears down its churches or converts them into mosques and malls, Hungary is investing in a spiritual foundation for the country, says Hungary’s cabinet minister
Terrorist investigation opened after British Conservative MP stabbed to death by Somali Muslim migrant
The Somali terrorist suspect is the son of the former advisor to the prime minister of Somalia
Opinion poll: Polexit tendencies are higher among youth than older generations
The latest survey suggests also that most Poles want to stay in the EU despite the Polish government’s conflicts with the EU
Hungary sells COVID-19 vaccines to Vietnam and Thailand
Hungary sold 400,000 doses to each country at the procurement price
Russia is increasing its military presence in the Arctic
The Kremlin is not only remilitarizing the region but also trying to impose its supremacy through a policy of judicial, economic and military fait accompli, says Law and Justice (PiS) MEP and former Polish FM Anna Fotyga in commentary for the Polish Press Agency
Central and Eastern European startups are booming: report
The value of Central-Eastern European startups has increased approximately 2,000% over the last decade alone
Merkel advises dialogue with Hungary and Poland
Before withdrawing funding, the EU should deepen its dialogue with Poland and Hungary, according to Merkel
Germany remains main migration target in Europe
Number of asylum seekers in Germany reaches 100,000 this year
Only a fraction of normal rate of tourists has arrived in Prague this year
Prague accounts for 60 percent of tourism in the Czech Republic
Speculations about my husband’s diagnosis are unethical, says President Zeman’s wife
I can only confirm that he is currently undergoing treatment that will take time, says Ivana Zemanová
Norway Islamist attacks exploited by Western media against those who want to prevent such incidents
The Left is purposefully diverting attention from another incident that could easily have been prevented
Frontex: 134,000 illegal migrants entered the E.U. in 2021, up 61 percent from last year alone
The statistical report does not yet factor in the projected mass wave of Afghan migrants to come
Opinion: A new totalitarianism is being constructed in front of our very eyes
The totalitarianism of political correctness aims to cut humanity away from the rules of Christianity and common sense and direct us towards a dictatorship of atheism, writes Catholic columnist Sławomir Jagodziński
Students accuse a teacher of racism over screening of Shakespearean classic Othello
Teacher screened 1965 film Othello, in which Laurence Olivier is in blackface
Biden’s popularity falls in surveys
One of the reasons is the weariness of Americans caused by the ongoing coronavirus epidemic
Polish parliament confirms the construction of barrier on the Polish-Belarusian border
The barrier is meant to be a permanent answer to the migration crisis orchestrated by the Belarusian regime
‘Conservative’ Republican MP slams party VP for saying native French being ‘ethnically cleansed’ by migrants
Prominent mayor warns against “Muslim bloc”
Polish conservative writer on his deportation from the UK: ‘British and international law was violated’
Rafał Ziemkiewicz believes that he is the victim of slander by leftist Polish and British activists and politicians
Hungary to receive Sputnik vaccine technology by end of year
Hungary is currently building its very own vaccine factory
BREAKING VIDEO: Crowd of Middle Eastern migrants block Minsk airport
Recordings released by independent Belarusian information outlet Nexta show dozens of migrants camping on the floors and benches of Minsk international airport
France joins Poland, Hungary and Finland in advocating nuclear power
France joins the group of countries that want nuclear energy on the European Union’s “green list”
Mass migration a present threat to Poland, Hungarian study shows
Ukraine’s poor economic performance drives workforce to neighboring Poland
Romanian Army fails at military exercise in Germany with Soviet-designed vehicles
Romanian infantry battalion sent packing after embarrassing mishap
France eager to build nuclear power plants in Poland
Électricité de France (EDF) has proposed a non-binding opening offer to the Polish government to build between 4 and 6 nuclear reactors using European Pressurized Reactor technology
Who is responsible for high inflation rates and energy prices?
Just as one could not mention the actual causes of “deficiencies” in the communist press back in the 1980s, so today is the liberal media silent about the sources of inflation and energy prices, writes Michał Karnowski for portal wPolityce.pl
Formation of the Czech government: The leader of the winning coalition awaits presidential visit
Parties negotiating a new government want to sign the coalition agreement by November 8
‘German so-called economic miracle is a trifle compared to what is being achieved in Poland,’ says Polish Central Bank head
Head of the NBP Adam Glapiński believes that the Polish economy is in excellent condition and that high inflation was not caused by demand but by supply shock
Largest Czech alternative energy supplier shuts down over rising energy prices
Bohemia Energy has some 900,000 consumption points
Why Meloni’s Brothers of Italy have taken over from Salvini’s League as the leading right-wing party
While those taking part in street protests against the health pass are called fascists by the governing left, Matteo Salvini and Georgia Meloni are coming to their defense. But the only major party that truly opposes the Italian Chinese-style green pass is Meloni’s Brothers of Italy.
France to close a mosque in the west of the country over jihad support
Violence and terrorist acts were incited at the religious site, say local authorities
Pope John Paul I to be beatified
The incumbent head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, approved a decree recognizing a miracle attributed to one of his predecessors
The consequences of ‘wokeness’ coming first, with children a distant second
From Europe to the Americas, the battle for the safety of innocent children rages on
Norway bow-and-arrow attack kills five, injures others
It’s too early to know whether it was a terrorist attack
Anti-Semitism alive and well in Europe, Hungarian minister says
Hungary has a modern, comprehensive policy against anti-Semitism
Hungary’s winter gas supply guaranteed to last
The country has over five billion cubic meters of gas reserves
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Hungary accepts Romanian COVID-19 patients for intensive care
The patients will be treated in cities near the Romanian border
Breaking report: Well over 4000 illegal migrants have entered Germany since August
Thousands of illegal migrants from the Middle East have reached Germany through the new Belarus migration route and through Poland
EU launches sale of green bonds worth a quarter of a trillion euros
This will be the largest green bond out there, says UniCredit SpA analyst Julian Kreipl
Migrants filmed their ride on the chassis of a truck, then walked along motorway to Prague
One of the Syrians was given an order to leave the EU territory
Albanian Football Scandal in Tirana
The 2022 FIFA World Cup qualifier match between Poland and Albania was interrupted after Albanian fans assaulted Polish footballers by throwing items from the stands
Prague mayor unveils Havel’s corner in Brussels
The place should be reminiscent of the legacy of the former Czech president and writer Václav Havel and at the same time entice people to sit and talk
IMF lowers growth outlook for Czech economy to 3.8 percent
The International Monetary Fund in its autumn outlook lowered its estimate from the spring forecast
Communist past: Lech Wałęsa refuses to comply with prosecutor’s office requests
Former president Lech Wałęsa has been accused of giving false testimonies in the investigation concerning his involvement with communist services in the 1970s
Report: Most legal immigrants coming from outside the EU chose Poland for work in 2020
Nearly 600,000 residence permits were issued in Poland, which is 26 percent of all applications filed in the EU, states latest Eurostat report for 2020
Migrants on Polish-Belarusian border are ‘hostages’ for Lukashenko
Many of the Middle Eastern migrants stranded on the border want to return home, but Belarusian authorities will not allow them to withdraw
Hungary has 11th fastest internet speed in the world
Romania makes the world’s top ten
Nobel committee rejects gender and race quotas
Scientific achievement will continue to be the only measure, the head of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said
Visegrád Group cooperates with Egypt to stop migration
Migration was the main topic of the Viesgrád Group leaders’ Budapest meeting with Egypt, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said
IMF increases Hungarian GDP forecast
Hungarian 2021 growth expected to be third fastest in the European Union
