Rejected asylum seekers should receive same social benefits as unemployed, says Germany’s top union boss
If a new proposal goes through, rejected asylum seekers could receive the same benefits as Germany’s unemployed
Czechia only has enough food reserves to last one day in an emergency
To increase Czechia’s food stocks to last 15 days would cost up to 12 billion korunas (€487 million)
‘Allahu Akbar’ does not automatically mean Islamism, states Bavarian prosecutor
Gabriele Tilmann stressed that a mentally ill perpetrator can seek support from an extremist ideology
Spain, Italy and Sweden report first cases of monkeypox as UK offers smallpox vaccine to infected
The most severe strain of monkeypox can have mortality rates of up to 10 percent
We have not given up on fighting cost of living crisis, claims Czech PM
Fiala spoke about the consequences of inflation on Czech citizens, the ongoing debate surrounding Russian gas and oil supplies and proposed sanctions, and the need to solve the issue of benefit tourism among primarily Hungarian-speaking Roma.
Montpellier: 2 migrants attack young 7-month pregnant woman on public transport
The attackers are facing charges for violent attempted robbery, death threats, insults, and a sexual exhibition
French council permits wearing of Islamic burkini swimwear despite considerable opposition
“We want women and men to dress the way they want,” claims Grenoble Mayor Éric Piolle
Body of Czech volunteer fighter discovered in mass grave near Kyiv
The 49-year-old Czech citizen worked in Ukraine as a truck driver before the war, but after the outbreak of fighting, he came to help as a volunteer fighter
Germany: SPD suffers historic defeat in North Rhine-Westphalia
Even worse than the SPD are the economic liberals of the FDP, who barely earned 5 percent
Czech government to tighten benefits system for refugees to discourage welfare tourism
“The refugees will receive food instead of money to discourage people from coming here for money,” claims Czech Interior Minister Vít Rakušan
‘A disaster for online privacy’ — EU plans online chat control that would break encryption, mass scan mobile phones across Europe
The EU could be headed towards a complete surveillance state
Czechia to offer refugees holding Hungarian passports transport by train back to Hungary
Roma refugees from Ukraine often have dual citizenship and, as Hungarian citizens, are not entitled to receive help in the Czech Republic
French magazine: Hungary’s anti-migrant wall is now a model for Europe despite past criticisms
In just a few years, 1,200 kilometers of fencing have been erected across Europe
‘The situation may lead to a ghetto’ – Refugee crisis in Prague has city’s mayor warning of ‘fatal’ consequences
“In fact, we are going to build a ghetto here for Ukrainian refugees, which is fatal,” says Prague Mayor Zdeněk Hřib
German left-wing government’s crusade against the right complicated by data showing the left is more violent
Left-wing political violence appears to represent a greater threat in Germany than violence from the right, according to crime data from the country’s own interior ministry
Czech interior minister vows to tackle refugee benefit fraudsters
Vít Rakušan emphasized that dishonesty concerns only hundreds of refugees from Ukraine
Von der Leyen wants to lift unanimous decision-making in the EU, calls for treaty change
“I have always argued that unanimity voting in some key areas no longer makes sense if we want to move faster,” claims Ursula von der Leyen
Czechia warns of return of polio due to migration from Ukraine
“There is no targeted treatment. Only vaccination can prevent it. The disease can result in permanent paralysis or death,” noted Czech physician Lenka Petroušová
Taliban brings back strict Sharia law to Afghanistan, women ordered to wear Islamist burqa when out in public
The Taliban initially claimed that its new regime would be more moderate than the previous one overthrown in 2001
Could this help solve Czechia’s reliance on Russian energy?
“If we are to impose an embargo, it is crucial to guarantee that citizens and companies will have enough oil,” said Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala
Slovak parliament refuses to lift immunity for populist former PM Robert Fico
Robert Fico, who was a populist ally of Hungary’s Viktor Orbán while serving as prime minister, has been facing criminal charges since he left power
Wild West Germany: Hells Angels biker club shootout with migrant clan leaves 4 wounded, 15 arrests made
Scenes of chaos broke out in the quiet Western German city of Duisburg Wednesday evening
The ‘children of the wind’ camp out in Brno
So far, the Roma are leading their age-old alternative to our way of life and live as society allows
Can Germany feed itself? War in Ukraine leads to worries about empty supermarket shelves
The war in Ukraine and shortsighted policy decisions about the country’s agricultural sector present real risks going forward
Roma refugees refuse Czech accommodation offer, set up camp near Brno train station
“This is a group of people who have complete temporary protection. However, they refused the offered accommodation,” stated a police spokesman
Germany transfers child benefits worth €459 million to foreign countries
As Germans struggle to pay food and rent bills, hundreds of millions in child benefit payments are flowing outside the country
Coal makes a comeback
A possible extension of coal mining and operation of lignite-fired power plants means a defense against current inflation and future time settings until renewables, hydrogen and other kinder technologies and the warm desires of environmentalists are usable
‘90% of people observe Ramadan here’ – Prisoners in France share cooking recipes for Muslim holy month on TikTok
According to the justice ministry, approximately 26% of the French prison population requested special accommodation during Ramadan
EU chief slams Russia’s gas ‘blackmail,’ insists bloc is ready to respond
“Our response will be immediate, united, and coordinated. We will ensure that Gazprom’s decision has the least possible impact on EU consumers,” Ursula von der Leyen said
Multicultural Paris neighborhood celebrates Marine Le Pen’s defeat
France’s immigrant population provided a big boost for Macron
Are Ukrainian refugees driving tuberculosis rates higher in Czechia?
Ukraine’s serious problem with tuberculosis could present public health challenges during refugee crisis
Iraqi migrant stabs victim in Berlin train station, but liberal German newspapers are silent on suspect’s foreign background
Germany’s liberal press goes out of its way to avoid reporting on the foreign background of suspects
‘This is fascism’ – Populist conservatives targeted with criminal investigations in Slovakia, including country’s former PM
Populist conservatives are often targeted with criminal investigations upon leaving office, such as former Czech PM Andrej Babiš in Czechia. Slovakia’s Robert Fico appears to be next on the list.
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France’s growing Muslim population is being urged to vote for Macron on Sunday
German government: No fixed limit on number of Ukrainian refugees
Germany has so far taken in approximately 320,000 Ukrainian refugees
‘I only met their needs’ – Yemeni migrant is convicted for raping two Dutch students during party celebrating his refugee status
At the same party where the Yemeni migrant celebrated winning asylum, he raped two Dutch students he had befriended
Islamist riots rock Sweden as police vehicles burned, 26 officers injured over Easter weekend
Members of Sweden’s Muslim community riot over Easter weekend
‘I would like a mother of the French!’ — Model and politician Delphine Wespiser endorses Le Pen for presidency
“Today, people have the right to vote for someone other than Emmanuel Macron,” states the former Miss France
German interior ministry permits display of rainbow flags on federal buildings
“We want discrimination against people based on their sexual identity to end in all areas of society,” claims Interior Minister Nancy Faeser
The refugee crisis in Czechia has stabilized but will bring a hefty bill, interior minister reveals
“We have higher numbers of people leaving the Czech Republic than those who arrive. The influx of refugees has slowed down, perhaps even stopped,” states Czech interior minister Vít Rakušan