‘We are effectively at war with Russia,’ says Polish energy security minister
Piotr Naimski made his remarks at the Atlantic Council’s EU-US Defense & Future Forum in Washington D.C.
Did Pope Francis miss the news that Roe v. Wade was overturned?
Pope Francis seems to be taking sides in the culture war in the U.S. when it comes to gun control and the death penalty, but when it comes to abortion, he is remarkably silent, writes Goran Andrijanić for news portal wPolityce.pl
France’s energy sector: ‘Soaring energy prices threaten our social and political cohesion’
France is certainly not as dependent on Russian gas as Germany or Italy. Nevertheless, the heads of the three major French energy companies are calling on the government, consumers, and businesses to reduce gas consumption for fear that there will not be enough gas next winter
Turkey could still squash Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership bids
Turkey received concessions from the U.S. and both candidate countries to green-light NATO enlargement, but this is far from being a done deal, Zoltán Bugynár writes in Magyar Nemzet
Polish president hails Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership, praises permanent US army presence in Poland
Polish President Andrzej Duda has welcomed the outcome of the NATO summit in Madrid, and has confirmed a change of strategy by NATO toward Russia
Inflation interview Miloš Zeman President Presidential elections Ukraine war czech republic News Trending Czech president warns of general strikes, says government’s neoliberal economic ideology is trumping pragmatism
The government’s neoliberal economic policy should be dropped in favor of price caps and taxes on higher earners, says Czechia’s president
France: Afghan national jailed for sexually assaulting multiple women in the same apartment four different times
The women woke up in their apartments to a man lying next to them, who then proceeded to sexually assault them
Sole survivor of terror cell responsible for 2015 Paris attacks sentenced to life imprisonment
Abdeslam’s attorney, Olivia Ronen, said her client was the only one of 10 members of a terrorist group who had not killed anyone and should not have been found guilty of murder
600 Czech soldiers ready for rapid deployment
Among the soldiers are members of the well-known 31st Radiation, Chemical and Biological Protection Regiment of Liberec
Poland finishes building steel barrier along the Belarusian border
The over 160-kilometer physical barrier has been built in less than six months
9 in 10 Hungarians favor EU membership, new polling reveals
Hungarians would support EU membership even if Prime Minister Viktor Orbán encouraged the country to vote to leave the bloc
EU is building a Europe without traditional values, claims Hungarian MEP
Tamás Deutsch claimed the European Union’s current trajectory had made the continent weaker and more vulnerable
Warsaw’s mayor tricked by ‘deepfake’ version of Vitali Klitschko
Mayors from a number of European capitals, including Budapest, Vienna, Berlin, and Madrid, all held fake videocalls with who they thought was the mayor of Kyiv
Belgium: More than 35,000 women and girls are at risk of female genital mutilation
The numbers have been steadily increasing since the start of monitoring in 2007
Abortion is homicide, but we will not change the law, says Czech labor minister
According to Marian Jurečka, it is necessary to look for ways to make it easier for women to decide to keep a child
‘He rammed the knife right into her head’ – Afghan national arrested for brutally stabbing young woman in Hamburg
Afghan migrants have for the most part failed to successfully integrate into the country’s culture and job market
5 million German jobs will be lost if Russia cuts gas supply, warns major business association
With an import rate of 89 percent, Germany is almost totally dependent on foreign supplies of natural gas
Macron’s dissent crusher? Government obtains armored police vehicle featuring 30-round grenade launcher, night vision technology
Emmanuel Macron has a powerful new tool to put down those protesting his government
Nigerian politician charged in UK over organ-harvesting plot involving 15-year-old boy
The Nigerian senator and his wife stand accused of trafficking a homeless boy to the U.K. under a false passport and attempting to harvest one of his kidneys without consent
Poland building coalition to fight EU’s ban on gas and diesel cars
Czechia and Poland will oppose the planned EU ban on combustion cars, and other countries may join them
German to be tried for Holocaust denial in Polish court
A retired German history teacher is facing trial in Poland for allegedly denying the crimes committed at Auschwitz
Pandemic lowers number of practicing Catholics in Poland
A research survey shows that the Covid-19 pandemic reduced the number of church-goers, speeding up a trend which had already been underway
France restarts coal plant mothballed in February
Both France and Germany have now revealed plans to increase its use of coal to offset their use of natural gas
Hungary hikes interest rates by whopping 185 basis points
Hungary’s central bank is taking bold action to stem rising inflation
NATO must accept Sweden and Finland’s NATO bids, Poland says
Polish President Andrzej Duda met with his advisers and members of the government, and his national security advisor signaled that Poland expects for NATO to clearly define Russia as an aggressor and to act accordingly
‘It will threaten our existence’ – Leading German association predicts horror winter without Russian gas
If no more gas comes from Russia, companies will be forced to shut down in whole or part, warns the managing director of the German Association of Municipal Enterprises
Gas shock in Slovakia: Largest gas company will increase prices for households by 76%
High energy prices are exacerbating inflation in Slovakia
Czechs earn higher wages than Poles, Hungarians and Slovaks
The average wage in Czechia rose by 7.2 percent year over year to €1,534 in the first quarter of 2022
Germany: After over 100 migrant clan members brawl with knives and sticks in Essen, fears of a wider conflict grow
One witness said that if the stabbing victim dies, there will be more bloodshed between the clans in the future
Rape victim sues charity after trans woman was permitted to attend trauma support group
The charity is defending the claim, saying that all attendees of support groups are informed of their trans-inclusion policy
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Turkey could still squash Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership bids
Turkey received concessions from the U.S. and both candidate countries to green-light NATO enlargement, but this is far from being a done deal, Zoltán Bugynár writes in Magyar Nemzet
Polish president hails Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership, praises permanent US army presence in Poland
Polish President Andrzej Duda has welcomed the outcome of the NATO summit in Madrid, and has confirmed a change of strategy by NATO toward Russia
Inflation interview Miloš Zeman President Presidential elections Ukraine war czech republic News Trending Czech president warns of general strikes, says government’s neoliberal economic ideology is trumping pragmatism
The government’s neoliberal economic policy should be dropped in favor of price caps and taxes on higher earners, says Czechia’s president
France: Afghan national jailed for sexually assaulting multiple women in the same apartment four different times
The women woke up in their apartments to a man lying next to them, who then proceeded to sexually assault them
Sole survivor of terror cell responsible for 2015 Paris attacks sentenced to life imprisonment
Abdeslam’s attorney, Olivia Ronen, said her client was the only one of 10 members of a terrorist group who had not killed anyone and should not have been found guilty of murder
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Germany: After over 100 migrant clan members brawl with knives and sticks in Essen, fears of a wider conflict grow
One witness said that if the stabbing victim dies, there will be more bloodshed between the clans in the future
‘Kremlin’s next act of hostility’ — Polish flags removed from Katyn, Mednoye memorials in Russia
Poland protests after Russia removed the country’s flag from the memorials for thousands of Polish WWII prisoners executed by the Soviet Union
Poland finishes building steel barrier along the Belarusian border
The over 160-kilometer physical barrier has been built in less than six months
Abortion is homicide, but we will not change the law, says Czech labor minister
According to Marian Jurečka, it is necessary to look for ways to make it easier for women to decide to keep a child
23 migrants dead and 140 officers injured after 2,000 Africans storm Spanish border in Melilla
The failure of Spain’s left-wing government to improve border security has led to the deadliest and largest illegal border-crossing at Melilla ever recorded
Germany: 60 police targeted by 250-strong mob at Berlin swimming pool after woman’s nose broken in dispute
Another outbreak of mob violence and disorder at Berlin’s increasingly dangerous public swimming pools
An aging and less Slavic Russia is a key factor behind war in Ukraine
The demography of Russia is one of the reasons for the war in Ukraine, writes Polish journalist and publicist Grzegorz Górny
Hungary is having a ‘Jewish renaissance’, deputy PM says
Since 2010, the Hungarian state has provided €100 million of support to Jewish organizations
Russia threatening new aggression against Baltic states
Former Polish Defense Minister Jan Parys warns NATO ahead of the alliance’s Madrid summit that Russia is signaling its readiness to commit acts of aggression against the three NATO Baltic states
Destroyed Russian tanks on display in Warsaw
‘Ukraine is defending Poland and Europe,’ said a top Polish official during the opening of an exhibition of destroyed Russian tanks in Castle Square, Warsaw
Certainly a big victory for Le Pen and maybe a small victory for France
Macron’s second mandate may have to be a little more Orbán-like and less Trudeau-like following Le Pen’s National Rally winning an unexpected 89 seats in parliament
Wealthy Cohen family attempts to create multicultural ‘Noah’s Ark’ by settling 70 refugee families in small French town, but residents are fighting back
“The arrival of 70 non-European families would totally disrupt the life of the municipality and the canton,” warns a group of citizens opposed to the refugee resettlement scheme
Polish conservative press praises Orbán government’s Hungary First stance in Ukraine conflict
“Orbán is doing the dirty work for other countries”
France is doomed to a very leftist future
After Marine Le Pen put her ambitions before her country, France is now moving towards a future dominated by the left, writes Olivier Bault
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