Survey: Half of Czechs believe that the state is ready for a possible next wave of COVID-19
Women mistrust the state more than men
Fully vaccinated Czechs will not have to test or quarantine when returning from abroad
The new rule starts on July 9
Croatians and Slovaks complain most about the functioning of justice in the EU
The Czech Republic dominated some digitization charts
PM Babiš not to join the call of EU leaders to support sexual minorities
Babiš on the letter of EU leaders: “drivel”
Polish President Duda: Three Seas is an example for other regions
Duda took part in regional summit with Biden, other leaders
V4 and Three Seas airports initiate cooperation as part of V4+ Group
Twenty-four airports from seven EU countries will participate
Salvini defends Hungary in row with the European Union
Von der Leyen turns against her former ally
The specter of L. Ron Hubbard – commentary
Hungary supports Serbia’s EU membership bid
EU cannot be whole without Western Balkan inclusion
European Parliament adopts resolution against Hungary
Calls on the Commission to suspend EU funding for 2021-27
Former Slovakian PM accused of taking bribes
Peter Pellegrini under the spotlight
Users can now report their friends on Facebook
The company claims it is just a small pilot test
Lithuania to build a barrier on the border with Belarus, attempting to stop migrants
779 migrants crossed the border In the first week of July.
Czech economy to grow faster this year as the EC estimates growth at 3.9 percent
President Zeman to visit China for the sixth time in 2022
The Czech President has spoken with Xi Jinping
Two years of robust growth ahead for Polish economy
The good forecast comes with a price: higher inflation
Spanish teacher suspended for stating that there are only two genders
“Punished for claiming the world is round”
President Duda passes Saxon Palace reconstruction draft bill to Speaker of the Sejm
Reconstructing palace is a return to glory, says president
Kaczyński: Israeli FM statements are ‘insolent and unacceptable’
Poland doesn’t owe “even the smallest penny” in restitution
European Commission raises 2021 Hungarian GDP forecast to 6.3%
Growth fueled by consumption, EU funds, supportive policy
Lithuania builds fence on Belarus border to halt illegal migration
Lithuanian PM accuses Belarus of aiding illegal migration
An iron curtain of cultures and values has descended across Europe – commentary
Europe has a new culture and values divide
EP proposes to withdraw Hungary’s funding due to child protection law
Leftist MEPs perform concerted attack
Slovenian PM: distribution of migrants is a matter for individual member states
Slovenian Council presidency turns to borders, migration
Slovak police tighten border controls
Some border crossings are completely closed
Ocean Viking carrying 570 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean is waiting for permission to land
The only civilian ship rescuing migrants in Mediterranean
German media are controlled by the left while the public is manipulated, says the former head of counterintelligence
Maassen suggests testing the “character traits” of editors
UK to introduce draconian punishments for illegal migrants and human smugglers
Illegal migrants could face up to four years in prison
Lukashenko threatens to flood Central Europe with wave of illegal migrants
Western sanctions compared to German invasion of USSR
VIDEO: “Europeans want to continue living in their own countries,” says Jarosław Kaczyński
Further federalization will destroy Europe’s greatest assets
“Donald Tusk’s return to Poland is an element of Germany’s plan,” says Polish historian
Tusk returns to Poland upon direct order from Berlin?
Turkish air force rejoins NATO Baltic Air Policing after 15 years
Turkish F-16s to conduct missions over Baltic Sea
The useless ones – commentary
MEPs either deal with inconsequential matters…or meddle
German news agency DPA spreads fake news about Hungary
Hungary increases gold reserves to 94.5 tons
The country needs the reserves…and the security
FPÖ party’s new president thanks PM Orbán for defending traditional Europe
Gender theory cannot rule our lives
Germany’s attempts to control EU foreign policy put the union’s future in peril
Berlin’s demands threaten permanent domination
Testimony: The Story of Little Jaś
“I write because for many, my experience seems like Hell”
Croatia moves to protect children from pedophilia and LGBT propaganda
Announces proposal similar to Hungarian anti-pedophilia bill
More churches devastated in Canada
Catholic and Protestant churches vandalized on Canada Day
Hungary could become a net lender in three years
The improving trend remains unbroken
Hungarian Jewish organizations squabble over 1991 restitution
Debate over monetary payment continues
Lingering pandemic compounds migration, experts warn
Economic migration on the rise
Russia announces mass production of T-14 tank
First Russian tank to equal the U.S. M1 Abrams
Sixteen conservative parties sign up to a common European vision
Declaration against the creation of a European superstate
Donald Tusk boasts about ‘cutting out’ Viktor Orbán from the European People’s Party
The new-old leader of the Civic Platform has intensified his anti-conservative rhetoric
Lithuania declares state of emergency over illegal migration problems
Influx of illegal migrants from Belarus is alarming
New power in PiS! PM Mateusz Morawiecki becomes the party’s deputy chairman
Remaining deputies will maintain their positions
Condeming dissidents is the surest way to destroy Europe
The Greens are planning to rob Germans of their freedom – commentary
The Green party wants a dictatorship of ideas
Marine Le Pen elected National Rally President for fourth time
Le Pen will temporarily hand over leadership to Bardella
Pope Francis officially announces short visit to Budapest
He will concelebrate the closing Mass of the Eucharistic Congress
The Hungarian child protection law doesn’t discriminate, unlike the LGBT laws set to pass in Italy and Spain
Spain and Italy are introducing LGBT laws that are an affront to religious freedom and free speech, and in many cases, are openly discriminatory
Crime Germany Horst Seehofer Hungary Karl Nehammer Migrants migration murder Viktor Orbán Commentary
A controversial journalistic question is changing the Austrian political discourse
Competing narratives in Germany and Austria on migrant crime
Czech scientists dispute advantages of electric cars, point to omitted shortcomings
Mentioning the disadvantages of electric cars is forbidden
Croatia abruptly changes entry requirements, surprising many Czechs
New measures might be a complication for tourists
Austria catches third Afghan suspect in murder of teenage girl, still looking for another
All suspects are asylum seekers from Afghanistan
The head of the German Greens faces a new accusation of plagiarism
Recent polling shows loss of popularity of the Greens
Opinion: The myth of Donald Tusk has been exposed, which is why he is returning to Poland
Seven years after his “promotion” to European leadership positions, Donald Tusk has nothing left but to return to Polish politics, writes columnist Stanisław Janecki
Spanish law allowing teens to change gender is an attack on children, says Polish deputy education minister
According to Minister Tomasz Rzymkowski, the LGBT cultural revolution is a wave Poland and Central Europe must endure
German FM Heiko Maas in Warsaw: The suffering of Poles is insufficiently rooted in the collective memory of Germans
The issue of German war reparations for Poland remains unresolved, says Polish FM Zbigniew Rau
John Paul II statue in Canada falls victim to acts of vandalism
A wave of anti-Catholic attacks is spreading across Canada, four churches have been burned down
130 countries agree to 15 percent global corporate tax rate
EU members Ireland and Hungary remain opposed to the plan
European Commission to launch infringement procedure against Hungary
Target: The child protection law construed by liberals as homophobic
Hungary responds to EU’s questions on child protection law
The answer addressed all “concerns” from the EU
Criticizing the EU is an expression of freedom
Hungary and Poland are EU members with full rights
German football team should’ve worn black armbands to mourn terror victims instead of LGBT armbands, says ex-world champion Thomas Berthold
Berthold criticizes the politicization of football
Czech troops completely withdraw from Afghanistan
Since 2002, 11,500 troops have taken turns in Afghanistan
Conservative Sweden Democrats closer to power than ever before
Sweden Democrats were the main winners of government crisis
Spain approves law allowing for gender status change for people as young as 14
Transgender people will no longer need medical assessment
Vienna shocked by rape and murder of 13-year-old girl, two Afghans arrested
The perpetrators drugged the girl
Belarus using illegal migration to Lithuania as part of ‘hybrid warfare’
Lithuanian minister of the interior warns that Belarusian authorities are engaged in an illegal migration operation against Lithuania
Poland will lead economic recovery in the region: report
No other Central or-Eastern European country will experience economic growth like Poland in 2021, reports European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Kurz says Austria won’t stop deportations to Afghanistan following rape and murder of 13-year-old girl
Austrian anti-migrant sentiment swells after weekend murder of 13-year-old girl
IMF raises Hungary’s 2021 GDP growth forecast to 6.2%
Growth seen fueled by exports and strong domestic consumption
Italy’s Bologna Pride march stomps on photos of Orbán, Salvini, and Pope Francis
In parallel, Christians also take to streets
Hungarian-Slovak ties at all-time high
Both countries focus on joint developments
Czechia requests Russia pay for deadly explosion in Vrbětice
Russia called the request a blackmail
The most trusted Czech politicians are Babiš and Bartoš: survey
Babiš is trusted by 26 percent of people
Number of people in EU with higher education is rising: report
11 EU states have already achieved the goal of having 45 percent of people aged 25-34 complete higher education by 2030, according to latest Eurostat report
‘We will continue to be attacked as long as we care for about national interests,’ says Hungarian foreign minister to Poland’s TVP network
Construction begins on underwater Baltic Pipe section
The Baltic Sea section of the Baltic Pipe is the first underwater transmission pipeline in the history of the Polish gas industry
Hungary’s opposition wants to drag country into euro currency trap, writes central bank chief
Hungary will be unable to catch up with the first world
Ukraine, US start Black Sea military exercise despite recent tensions with Russia
Record number of participating countries
‘Wild re-privatization will lead to chaos’ – Polish ambassador clarifies property restitution law that enraged Israel
Ambassador Marek Magierowski explained in a series of tweets the reasons and historic background behind the recent amendment to the Polish property restitution law that was met with severe criticism from Israel
Greek police: Four Middle Eastern migrants kidnapped and gang-raped a 25-year-old Greek pregnant woman
The case has garnered national headlines in Greece
Germany: Jihad motive suspected after Somali knife-attacker kills teacher while she protected her 11-year-old daughter in Würzburg
Three women died in the attack
Poland, Slovakia and Austria send aid to tornado-stricken Czechia
Slovakia, Poland, and Austria offered help immediately
Pope Francis prays for victims of tornado in Czechia
I stand close by you, says the pope to the survivors
Czech President Zeman says he finds transgender people ‘disgusting’
Zeman argues that transgender people commit self-harm
Survey: Poles are divided on identity more than other large European countries
Poland is the European country most divided into two groups which are hostile to one another, according to a survey from the University of Munster
There are plans to force Poland to pay for crimes it did not commit during the Holocaust
Poles do not want to and will not pay for Holocaust crimes committed by the German state, writes columnist Michał Karnowski
PM Orbán: ‘Liberals must respect the rights of non-liberals’
Only Hungarians can decide on the education of Hungarian children
EU-Russia alliance would seek to dominate the world, says former Polish defense minister
Antoni Macierewicz believes that Germany and France are ‘frustrated’ after their attempts to impose an alliance between the EU and Russia failed
Germany is destroying the European community
By betting on its national interests and pursuing business with Russia, Germany is destroying European solidarity, writes Jerzy Haszczyński, the head of the foreign desk of Rzeczpospolita daily
UK: Classified threat assessment document for HMS Defender found at bus stop
50 pages worth of classified MoD documents found by a passerby
Who should pay to protect the climate? The Swiss referendum might give us some answers
A recent Swiss referendum teaches us valuable lessons
Andrej Babiš European Union Hungary Italy LGBT rights Mateusz Morawiecki Matteo Salvini Péter Szijjártó Poland News Hungary’s child protection law has its foreign supporters
Every state has the right to regulate its schools and universities as it sees fit
Hungary must remain Hungarian, says speaker of the house
The Hungarian constitution does not lecture the world