‘Jean-Luc Mélenchon is betting on the Great Replacement to gain power,’ says French philosopher Alain Finkielkraut
Mélenchon’s political movement seeks to attain power through France’s changing demographics, said French philosopher Alain Finkielkraut
France: Rape convict arrested after escaping during day trip to the zoo
The man, convicted for raping a woman at gunpoint, was allowed a trip to the zoo despite already escaping from prison in 2017
German ministry’s woke definition of ‘being White’ removed after public backlash
German taxpayers are funding a project that has a variety of racist definitions for White and Black people
German bank chief fears wave of bankruptcies as Ukraine war drags on
“The energy supply in Germany is at risk, supply chains are breaking down, we have high inflation”
Afghan migrant jailed for sexual assaulting 9-year-old boy in France, already deported from Sweden in the past
“You have to consider the cultural difference and the psychological background,” the Afghan migrant’s attorney said. “Where he comes from, pornographic images on cell phones are common.”
‘I have never seen such violence’ – Beninese migrant convicted for nearly killing Swiss woman with a broken bottle, leaving her with 200 stitches and deep psychological trauma
“Every morning when I see my body, I think back to everything. I feel like a monster,” said the young Swiss woman during her attacker’s trial
France: Nigerian squatters terrorize 60 residents into leaving their homes in Marseille
The squatters are ultra-violent among themselves and are often fighting with machetes, describe residents who fled the area
Gender quotas: EU parliament votes to make women 50% of all candidates in European elections
The EU parliament vote could transform European politics around a radical gender quota mandate and centralize EU elections rules away from nation-states
Berlin clan seeks vigilante revenge after member stabbed to death, fears of a clan war grow
Bad blood between Middle Eastern migrant clans could provoke a clan war
Do ethnic Germans have the right to defend their majority status?
Europe is rapidly changing demographically, and one of the questions that will define this century is whether Europeans have a right to fight this trend
As Wokeism grows, Christians will respond and become ever more politically conservative
In an exclusive interview, esteemed academic Dr. David Engels speaks to Remix News about the current state of play across the European political landscape, offering his thoughts on the long-lasting effect of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the political consequences this may have for Europe, and the continuing role of Christianity across the continent
Denmark will rent 300 prison cells in Kosovo for deported migrant criminals
The agreement is designed to prevent criminal migrants from ever returning to Denmark
French deputy mayor arrested after trying to remove Roma squatters from his parents’ home
Fed up after police refused to remove a large Roma family occupying his parents’ house, a French politician tried to remove the family himself, only to end up in handcuffs
69% of tested migrant minors are actually adults, according to Belgian government agency
Study after study in Europe shows that a majority of “unaccompanied migrant minors” are actually adults
After Muslim riots in Sweden, Swedish PM says integration has failed, immigrants fuel gang crime
“Segregation has gone so far that we have parallel societies in Sweden. We live in the same country, but different realities,” states Magdalena Andersson
Swedish police: Illegal Afghan migrant raped woman then threw her down a mine shaft
Despite previous convictions and living in Sweden illegally, the man was never deported
WATCH: Antifa beats woman in German clothing store, coordinates attacks in multiple cities
“I just thought, okay, you have a child, you have to survive this,” said the young mother about the beating she received
‘A return to the Middle Ages’ – If Russia cuts gas deliveries, Czechia could be in serious trouble
The Czech Republic is 98 percent dependent on Russian gas, which means any cut could be catastrophic
Germany: Deutsche Bahn must offer third gender option for train tickets, court rules
The ruling came after a lawsuit filed by a woman who describes herself as “non-binary”
‘I don’t feel like I’m in Belgium’ – Socialist leader claims multicultural Brussels neighborhood seems like a foreign land
“In Brussels, due to the shortage of teachers, there are people who teach in Arabic because they don’t speak French”
France: 85% of Muslims voted for Macron
An overwhelming share of France’s Muslim population voted for Macron
Europe censored: EU agrees on controversial new law to regulate social media
Backed by Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama, the EU agreement could signal a new censorship regime across Europe
Somali migrant who screamed ‘Allahu Akbar’ while stabbing 3 German women to death will avoid prison
Despite claiming he “fulfilled jihad” after the attacks, the Somali man has been ruled psychologically unfit and the prosecution is seeking to send him to a “closed psychiatric ward”
Liberals praise Macron victory, including Czech and Slovak leaders
There was a time when the political leadership of Czechia and Slovakia may have welcomed a Le Pen victory
Germany’s migrant population places major burden on healthcare system and state budgets
Tens of billions of euros are being spent on Germany’s migrants, and healthcare costs are a major factor in these huge sums of money
Election interference? Leaders of Germany, Spain and Portugal pen letter urging French to reject ‘far-right’ Le Pen and reelect ‘democratic’ Macron
The European leaders claimed Sunday’s election is between a “democratic candidate” and a “far-right candidate who openly sides with those who attack our freedom and our democracy.”
As churches continue to close, France opens massive mosque in Toulouse to accommodate 4,000 worshippers
The Mirail mosque is the largest place of worship in Toulouse, even bigger than all the city’s other largest places of worship combined
Liberal Paris parents rush into private schools to escape diversity
According to the statistics, 37% of Parisian students study privately
Germany rejects mandatory vaccination in major blow to Lauterbach and the Greens
A controversial proposal to implement a vaccine mandate in Germany has failed — for now
Macron struggles to respond to death of Jérémy Cohen, the new symbol of France’s out-of-control crime problem
The shocking case was brought to the public’s attention by Éric Zemmour, who had already met with the victim’s father
Foreigners responsible for huge share of crime, according to latest German data
Non-German suspects continue to make up a huge share of criminal suspects, especially for serious crimes like assault and rape
Just 48 hours after Orbán reelected, EU launches retaliatory sanction proceedings against Hungary
Hungary says the EU’s sanctions move is punishment for the conservative election victory, with Brussels likely to cut millions in funding to the country
V4 alliance on shaky ground: Czech PM fails to congratulate Orbán while others express disappointment over election result
Czechia’s president congratulates his ‘friend Orbán,’ but other Czech politicians offer lukewarm reaction to Hungary’s election result
‘I am opposed to self-defense’ – Macron says farmer had no right to kill a burglar who broke into his home
Despite France seeing a drastic increase in crime and murder, Emmanuel Macron said he believes that people do not have the right to defend themselves
Zemmour praises Japan: The country takes in just 40 refugees a year
Japan features ultra-strict immigration controls that are the envy of many European conservatives
The Hungarian revolt
The re-election of Viktor Orbán is a stunning rebuke to the meddling of the EU, writes Frank Furedi, emeritus professor of sociology at the University of Kent
4 lessons from Orbán’s historic victory
PM Orbán’s landslide win is a major blow to the EU’s left-liberal establishment
HUNGARY’S VIKTOR ORBÁN SCORES LANDSLIDE VICTORY, SECURES SUPERMAJORITY
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has declared victory, as his conservative Fidesz party looks to retain its supermajority
‘Too old-fashioned’ – Iconic German cathedral erased from Cologne’s logo
The most visited landmark in Germany, Cologne Cathedral, is getting canceled from the city’s logo
Saudi Arabia prepares to deport 100,000 Ethiopians
Of the around 750,000 Ethiopians currently reside in Saudi Arabia, some 450,000 entered the country illegally and are being deported back home
Ukraine trying to help Hungarian left win upcoming election: report
Ukraine and Hungary’s left have a lot to gain by seeing Viktor Orbán lose the election, which is just days away
Ukrainian women threatened with murder, harassed in Swiss asylum center
Some of the Algerian migrants already present in the asylum center support the invasion of Ukraine and do not hesitate to let the Ukrainians know about it
Zemmour says Macron’s immigration policies have led to murder, eliciting chants of ‘killer Macron’ at campaign rally
With dramatic cases of migrant murders often dominating the French headlines, Zemmour’s calls to end mass immigration have struck a chord in France
To fund Ukrainian refugees, Denmark cuts foreign aid to countries like Mali, Syria and Bangladesh
Denmark, known for its strict immigration policies, is cutting foreign aid to pay for its growing Ukrainian refugee population
Somali migrant who beheaded and stabbed homeless man 111 times faces trial in Germany
The perpetrator said that he feared his victim would “inject” Christianity into him like a hard drive downloading data
Is Zelensky’s ban on 11 Ukrainian parties a power grab?
Ukraine’s Zelensky has been praised as a heroic leader defending democracy, but his recent move to ban 11 parties has some accusing him of a power grab
Some Ukrainian refugees fear Sweden, citing public safety concerns
Sweden is becoming known among Ukrainian refugees as a place with frequent shootings
Over 100 people’s homes raided across Germany for ‘insulting’ politicians
German police routinely raid people’s homes who “insult” politicians, but the question is what constitutes an insult?
17-year-old Italian boy and his mother sexually assaulted by two Tunisian migrants
The two North Africans first raped a 17-year-old boy and then forced him to bring them home to his mother, where they then raped her as well
Germany: Knife attack on ICE train had Islamist motive
A psychiatric assessment revealed that the perpetrator was aware of his actions when carrying out the attack
Ukrainian refugees violently protest after learning they were staying in sports hall instead of hotel
On the way to the accommodation in Miesbach, the refugees damaged the interior of the vehicle and harassed the bus driver
51% of Dutch-Moroccans back pro-migrant, Islamist Denk party
Voters with immigration backgrounds are choosing a party that has traditionally supported Turkey’s Islamist leader
Russian founder of Telegram promises to protect Ukrainian users’ privacy
Pavel Durov says he will do everything to protect all users’ data
Spain: Vox signs historic pact with People’s Party to enter regional government for first time
The new coalition promises to guarantee the rights of parents to decide on the education of their children
Germany: Entire AfD party ruled ‘suspected threat to democracy,’ opening door to mass surveillance of opposition party
The ruling, which will pave the way for mass surveillance of the entire AfD party, may demonstrate that Germany’s democracy refuses to tolerate parties that oppose mass immigration
Are Ukrainian refugees being treated differently by Europeans?
The current conflict shows that Europeans may be more empathetic to the Ukrainians than to non-European refugees, but there may be some valid reasons behind that sentiment
Germany using mass surveillance and censorship to crush political opposition
Germany claims it is a liberal democracy, but the nation uses surveillance against its political opposition, is looking to ban free speech platforms, and conducts police raids against citizens for what should be protected speech
‘We all have to be anti-racists’ – Germany just created the new position of anti-racism commissioner
Germany may be following in the footsteps of the United States, where the issue of race and critical race theory dominates government, business and academia
Kiev mayor says city now ‘fully encircled,’ making evacuation impossible
Klitschko made the remarks to an Associated Press reporter but appears to have retracted them in a Telegram message
How woke gatekeepers control Western education
The case of a German physicist having her research grant on cosmic inflation rejected over failing to include how it relates to gender and diversity reveals how woke activists are tightening their grips on all facets of education in the West
Hungary’s Orbán condemns Russian invasion, supports sovereignty of Ukraine
Hungary’s prime minister condemns Russia, and says the country will take in Ukrainian refugees
‘He’s probably sleeping right now’ – Trump trashes Biden’s slow response to Russia attack, says ‘rigged election’ allowed for war
Former President Donald Trump said that Biden was “probably sleeping” instead of addressing the war in Ukraine during an appearance on Fox News
Sex crimes up 43% in Catalonia’s Girona province
The region made the national news in Spain this month when a Gambian migrant raped a 95-year-old woman in Figueras
VIDEO: German Antifa groups riot at Polish migrant camp, 10 individuals charged
German Antifa groups descended in Poland to riot with their Polish allies at a migrant camp, leading to a number of arrests
Denmark fact-checks scaremongering about Covid-19, looks to end vaccination program
The Statens Serum Institut focused on debunking statements exaggerating the risk of Covid-19 and spreading fear
Spain: Right-wing Vox party becomes kingmaker in Castile and León regional parliament
This result is historic, hailed the leader of the populist Vox party, Santiago Abascal
France: Colombian arrested for stabbing 18-year-old girl in her throat
The perpetrator was the subject of an arrest warrant issued by a judge in the town of Agen
Italian cities turn off lights to protest rising energy prices
Town halls and landmarks in dozens of Italian cities will plunge into darkness every Thursday between 8 and 8:30 p.m.
Disclaimer on Bible quote at Berlin Palace earns praise from Germany’s far-left culture minister
Although the case may be a small one, it exemplifies how Germany is moving further away from its Christian roots
Arabic department staffers fired from German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle over allegations of antisemitism
Workers in the Arabic department of the taxpayer-funded Deutsche Welle have been fired, and there are 11 other individuals still under investigation
Denmark continues strict immigration policies, and Danes are supportive
Denmark continues to stand out among Western European countries for its strict stance against migration
Germany’s far left interior minister wrote for Antifa magazine published by organization with extremist ties
It has now been revealed that Germany’s new far left interior minister wrote for Antifa magazine, which is backed by an “extremist” organization
You’re much less likely to be robbed in Hungary, Poland, and Czechia than in Western Europe
Taking a vacation in Hungary or Poland might be a lot safer than Britain or Belgium, and there is data to back up that claim
Hungarian bank helps rescue Marine Le Pen’s campaign with €10.6 million loan
The loan will allow us to proceed to the final stretch of the campaign in peace, says the temporary head of the National Rally, Jordan Bardella
Major Covid-19 ruling: Czech government cannot indirectly force citizens to be vaccinated, says top court in decision against ‘green passes’
“The measure cannot aim to indirectly force citizens to be vaccinated,” said a judge from Czechia’s top court
France: Sudanese migrant sentenced for sexual assault of two schoolgirls aged 12 and 13
The Sudanese migrant had already been arrested for sexual assault in the past, but was nevertheless allowed to remain in France
New leader of Germany’s Greens said parts of Sharia law are compatible with country’s constitution
Germany’s new Green party co-leader has made some troubling remarks about Sharia law and also supported the BDS campaign directed at Israel
Marine Le Pen’s campaign secures €10.6 million lifeline loan from European bank
Mystery bank steps in to offer financial lifeline to the National Rally party, which was in danger of running its campaign for national elections without any money
Covid-19 restrictions cost German economy €350 billion, AfD party calls for end to restrictions
Germany’s conservative AfD party is calling for an end to lockdowns after figures showing the massive cost of the pandemic were released
Antifa should decide which publishers are allowed at popular book fair, demands famed German left-wing activist
Germany’s Frankfurt Book Fair shouldn’t be a safe place for diversity when it comes to ideas, says longtime leftist activist and sociologist
France: Pécresse’s popularity is rising, with a chance to beat both Macron and Le Pen
A dark horse in the race for the French presidency
Swedish police search for 10,000 migrants with deportation orders
The problem with deportations is that there are no detention centers in Sweden for this purpose, claims the country’s national border police chief
Asylum seeker doused three female government workers with gasoline, threatened to light them on fire
The asylum seeker had demanded accommodation in a single room and been denied
Germany: Mandatory COVID-19 vaccination rejected by growing chorus of politicians and health officials
Germany appears set on pushing ahead with mandatory vaccination plans, but there are a number of health officials, politicians, and journalists who are raising the alarm
Record-breaking 360 million Christians persecuted in 2021
The persecution of Christians has reached a record level, says Patrick Victor, the head of Portes Ouvertes France
French elections: Le Pen and Mélenchon make gains in approval ratings as Macron and his ministers take a hit
Emmanuel Macron’s approval rating has slumped by 4-percentage points to 45 percent, putting Marine Le Pen in striking distance of her opponent
Scandal: Austrian school forces 9-year-old disabled student to write his exam in freezing weather because he didn’t have a mask on
The photo of one student who was forced to do his schoolwork outside the window of his classroom in winter has sparked debate across Austria
Fatal shootings reach record high in Sweden last year as police fail to control migrant gangs
85 percent of the perpetrators were born abroad or to immigrant parents
German left-wing minister calls for greater mass immigration to feed labor demands of big business
Failing to fill the vacancies could jeopardize Germany’s energy transition, claims Robert Habeck, who is a proponent of more mass immigration for Germany
Germany: Man threatened with €250,000 fine and prison time for calling his trans neighbor by previous male name
A German court warned the defendant he faces a fine of up to €250,000 and even prison time if he continues to address his neighbor by her birth name
German left-liberal newspaper: EU is ‘bursting with arrogance’ in its dealings with Hungary and Poland
Germany’s conformist left-liberal media landscape is generally supportive of any punitive action taken against Hungary and Poland, but a number of Der Freitag’s articles have harshly criticized the EU’s approach to both countries
New Year’s nightmare: Afghan migrant severely stabs woman in Czech town of Karlovy Vary and then rapes another
Police say the Afghan migrant traveled from Germany to stab and rape two Czech women
Is Czechia about to abandon Hungary and Poland?
Czechia signals it is ready to break ties with Hungary and Poland on key issues such as rule of law and judicial reform in what could be a sign that the Visegrád Four is no longer a functioning alliance
‘Christianity gave Europe a vision’ – Hungarian MEP László Trócsányi warns Europe will disappear without her Christian faith
Hungarian MEP László Trócsányi writes on the pivotal role Christianity must continue to play in Europe if the continent wants to survive
Czechia, Poland and Slovakia oppose EU plan to include cars and housing in carbon tax scheme
As European energy prices rise, a number of countries are pushing back against plans to include housing and cars in the emissions trading system
Belgium: 48% of babies were born to a foreign mother or mother of foreign origin in 2020
A quarter of all Belgian babies born last year were to foreign mothers
German shopping malls introduce identity bracelets for the vaccinated
The crusade against the unvaccinated continues as the federal government pushes for mandatory vaccination
Rampaging leftist mob attacks mosque in Germany
According to the head of the local mosque, attacks are not unusual
J.K. Rowling slams ‘Orwellian’ transgender rape policy of Scottish police, receives death threats
J.K. Rowling has suffered a slew of death threats following her opposition to Scottish police’s transgender rape policy, but she says other women’s rights activists have it much worse