Portugal: Almost 300,000 of the roughly 500,000 inhabitants of Lisbon are immigrants
People from Bangladesh, India, and some Brazilians now make up the majority of immigrants in Lisbon
People from Bangladesh, India, and some Brazilians now make up the majority of immigrants in Lisbon
The housing sector contributed the most to this acceleration, especially energy and fuel prices
It is impossible to hope for a quick end to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, according to the chief of the General Staff of the Czech Army
“The acts of sabotage against the Nord Stream gas pipelines have shown how vulnerable our energy infrastructure is,” states EU commission President Ursula von der Leyen
Germany is at risk of being deindustrialized
Illegal migration is soaring across Europe, but the crisis is taking a backseat to the war in Ukraine
Green energy is a big business, and often at the taxpayers’ expense, as the latest scandal in the United Kingdom shows
With almost 43.3 percent, Bolsonaro received significantly more votes than forecast
“Regardless of what the weather is like: We need savings of at least 20 percent across all areas”
Each time an account is reported and closed by the application, the smuggling networks change identifiers to reappear immediately
The armed forces of Ukraine are fighting in the suburb of Torske, which is only 12 kilometers from Lyman
“We cannot imagine a scenario that does not include a targeted attack,” said a source familiar with the investigation results by the federal security authorities and the German government
After the incident, some customers took the law into their own hands, chasing the perpetrator before delivering their own form of vigilante justice
The protest against German energy policy was only supposed to involve 400 citizens, but that number ballooned to 4,000 out of a city of only 59,000
A previously concluded contract with a price guarantee until the end of 2023 was allegedly suddenly terminated
The perpetrator is said to have pushed a 60-year-old police officer so hard that he fell over and hit his head on the street
The estimated budgetary impact of capping the price of electricity and gas will be a maximum of 130 billion korunas (€5.3 billion)
The deceased driver was allegedly a Tunisian who had been living in France for a year
“She was a fragile, gentle, and a modest woman,” writes former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš about the late monarch
Czechia’s interior minister will first negotiate with Slovakia on compliance with the so-called readmission agreement, which regulates the transfer of migrants between countries
“These people do not come from the country of origin, Syria, but Turkey. It’s proven,” explains Czech interior minister Vít Rakušan
New smuggling routes from Czechia to Germany are fueling the migrant crisis
53 percent of the SPD, 52 percent of the Greens, and even 80 percent of FDP supporters think the state is too overwhelmed to fulfill its tasks
The European Central Bank is expected to raise the base rate by at least another half-percentage point at its September meeting
Individuals associated with Khaled R. have threatened the two witnesses in the case
“It is sad to watch the West commit suicide. A multi-ethnic society is not cohesive,” writes Czech commentator Alexander Tomský
Czechs are paying massive energy bills even as the country remains one of the largest energy exporters in the world
Germany significantly influences European energy prices, thanks to its energy policy and the size of its market, writes energy expert Jaroslav Míl
According to Czechia’s president, the solution to the energy crisis is not to succumb to the Green Deal and to pursue a sovereign foreign policy
The number of detained migrants in the last two months has exceeded the figures from the migration crisis in 2015
“It is not permissible for the elderly to spend 100 percent of their time in spaces at 20°C and below,” states Daniela Lusková, vice-president of the Association of Social Service Providers
The current cause of the energy crisis is a failure in energy policy due to the Green Deal, writes Czech columnist Petr Holub
“We would do it at the cost of trying to keep the crucial components of industry running,” said Czechia’s industry minister
Mass protests and riots are just as conceivable as concrete acts of violence, states the Thuringian Office for the Protection of the Constitution president, Stephan Kramer
The party most aligned with conservative-national values in Czechia may secure a big victory in elections this fall
The perpetrators allegedly smoked a hookah, which is said to have started the fire
The protesters turned the water in fountains green in Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, Essen, and Munich
According to Czech Minister for European Affairs Mikuláš Bek, Orbán’s recent speech in Tusványos will have “political consequences”
The man was only in France for two months before committing sexual assault
According to firefighter chief Vladimír Vlček, Ukrainians must stand on their own two feet and seek longer-term accommodation
Following their military training by jihadists in Syria, the two perpetrators traveled through Turkey, Bulgaria, and Serbia before entering Europe via Hungary and ending up in Austria and Spain
So far, Czechia has saved enough gas for the entire EU
“EU member states and associated states should deploy an adequate, state-led and proactive rescue fleet in the central Mediterranean,” the organizations jointly stated
Almost four in five Czechs consider finding a solution to the energy crisis to be the most important task during the country’s presidency of the EU Council
The Self-Determination Act applies exclusively to changing gender and first names
The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment but sadly died the following day from his injuries
The details of the deployment of multi-role fighters will be specified in a joint declaration between Czechia, Slovakia, and Poland
However, the Czech government remains relatively indifferent to the growing trend in positive cases and has not called for the mandatory wearing of face masks
The threat of radicalization among both religious and political factions remains high across Europe, according to Europol
We are facing the biggest crisis the country has ever had, claims Rainer Dulger
The 32-year-old Moroccan Islamist is the only surviving initiator of the November 2015 Paris attacks
People believe the government is doing little to prevent the decline in living standards
Germany will face a “crucial test” in the winter, warns the country’s economic minister
“If you are the team leader, you want to choose people based on their expertise and how they fit into your team, not based on their gender,” said a Czech professor criticizing the new rules
The Czech government will also have to deal with growing public dissatisfaction due to the high cost of living and war fatigue
The government’s neoliberal economic policy should be dropped in favor of price caps and taxes on higher earners, says Czechia’s president
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
With an import rate of 89 percent, Germany is almost totally dependent on foreign supplies of natural 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
The average wage in Czechia rose by 7.2 percent year over year to €1,534 in the first quarter of 2022
Most asylum seekers are still arriving from Islamic countries, with Germany a favorite destination for many
The rejected asylum seeker had just been convicted of sexual assault right before he stole a vehicle and ran over his elderly victim
Police in full gear raided several bars around central Taksim Square, taking people into custody including a news station journalist
“We do not agree with the statement that giving consent is unromantic, exaggerated, or even a weapon of women against men,” states project author Alena Sadílková
Petr Fiala assured Ukraine that Czechia intends to continue supporting the country militarily, but will first need to replenish its resources
Interestingly, 69 percent of those aged 25-34 now consider immigration levels to be too high
MEPs will negotiate the final wording of the reform with the member states this autumn
German public pools were once peaceful places fit for families and children of all ages
The rate of Muslim first names for newborns could actually be as high as 25 percent
According to the court, the constitutional order does not even imply the right for a birth number to record a person’s sex or gender identity
A 10-year-old was injured with a blow to the head during the mayhem
Algerian president Abdelmadjid Tebboune decided not to renew its partnership treaty with Spain
Men who transitioned to women, such as Lia Thomas, now face a total ban from elite swimming competitions
The eventual accession of Ukraine to the European Union would have significant consequences for the member states, including shifting the political focus closer to the east of the bloc. It will be a long and complicated process in many areas, writes Jana Juzová, a researcher at the Europeum Institute.
“If anyone is entitled to candidate status, it is first and foremost Georgia, then Ukraine and Moldova,” said Georgian PM Irakli Garibashvili
“We want to have a fresh picture of possible joint steps and understand the challenges and opportunities in the Indo-Pacific,” says Czech foreign minister Jan Lipavský
Germany’s AfD party is unable to even organize a conference due to the threat of left-wing violence
She fled the war in Ukraine only to be sexually assaulted in multicultural Western Europe
“Do we mean that these routes will be subject to quotas so that female cyclists do not feel overwhelmed by the surrounding testosterone floating in the air?” asked essayist Anne-Sophie Chazaud
The approximately 30 attackers have not yet been identified, but the description usually refers to North Africans or Middle Easterners
Czechia’s top priority while leading the EU presidency is likely to be the war in Ukraine and Europe’s response to it
The three illegal migrants are accused of brutally murdering an elderly woman in a French retirement home
Despite medical research showing the dangers of puberty blockers and gender transitioning surgery for young people, Germany’s LGBT commissioner contends that critics of pro-transgender content on children’s television are bigoted
A very dangerous inflationary motivation is driving Czech spending habits: “Spend what you can now, as it will be more expensive tomorrow”
The key interest rate in Czechia is already the highest since 1999, but more increases are expected
There are fears of a new wave of migration due to food shortages caused by the war in Ukraine
The Champions League final, which pitted Liverpool against Real Madrid on Saturday, May 28, at the Stade de France, was marred by incidents and instigated the survey
The outage brought many areas of life in the Czech city to an abrupt halt
German children’s television produces one-sided content that depicts transitioning as a positive, brave, and nearly risk-free process
“We can guarantee that there will be enough energy for heating and enough food,” the EC vice-president Věra Jourová commented on rapidly rising prices
“We are issuing this warning in response to the need to install smart meters in electricity distribution systems,” states the Czech National Cyber and Information Security Agency
The number of gang rapes in Germany has skyrocketed since 2015, as has the proportion of foreign offenders
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, more than 350,000 newcomers in Czechia have obtained relevant visas
Germany’s once conservative CDU is increasingly aligning itself with the far left Green Party
A TOP 09 founder has come out against his party’s current decision to vote in favor of same-sex marriage
“In the whole of occupied Europe, there was no attack on such a high-ranking figure in the entire hierarchy of the Third Reich,” states Czech historian, Zdeněk Špitálník
Food prices in Germany rose by 8.5 percent in April compared to the same month last year
In addition, customs officers began to demand one more identity document besides passports from Roma migrants
According to experts, monkeypox can usually only be spread through long-term and close contact
“50,000 or maybe 150,000 Ukrainian pupils can enter schools from September,” explains the Czech education minister