Polish PM in favor of death penalty, claims its abolition was ‘premature’
Mateusz Morawiecki reveals he backs capital punishment for the “heaviest crimes”
Mateusz Morawiecki reveals he backs capital punishment for the “heaviest crimes”
The incident between Eastern European and North African asylum seekers saw four men hospitalized with stab wounds
Sweden suffered its 63rd fatal shooting of 2022 on Christmas Day morning
A total of 159 arrests were made by authorities following chaotic scenes witnessed in key German cities on New Year’s Eve
A majority of the public, some 60 percent of respondents, believe that 2023 will actually be worse financially for their families than the year just gone
A 69-year-old male has been arrested by French police
Charity worker Isabel Vaughan-Spruce claimed she had been “searched, arrested, interrogated by police, and charged simply for praying in the privacy of my own mind”
After the vote, the U.K. government refused to rule out using a constitutional mechanism to block the bill from becoming law
As more Czechs delve into their savings to pay for groceries and energy, former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš criticized the inadequate measures taken by the Czech government to ease the current crisis
The Hungarian PM proposed a radical plan to replace EU lawmakers with delegates hand-picked by elected national governments
The funds, which were due at the beginning of the 2021-2027 EU budget, had previously been withheld by the European Commission due to its concerns over press freedom and the rule of law
The teen’s worrying demise came as he distributed Islamic State propaganda videos, refused to speak with girls, and hung an IS flag in his bedroom
Swedish Democrats MP Rasmus Giertz was at the center of an altercation on Friday evening in which he claims to have been punched to the ground and beaten in a politically motivated attack
A new investigative report reveals the extent of funding provided by George Soros’ grant-making network to far-left, anti-police lobby groups across the U.S. last year
To date, 108 convicted rapists have seen their sentences reduced or been granted early release as a result of the legislative reform passed by Spain’s socialist government
Austrian authorities are stepping up their operations to prevent a repeat of the civil unrest witnessed in the city of Linz during Halloween night earlier this year
Some 75% of Americans think less than 1 million illegal immigrants entered the United States last year, while the true figure is estimated at 2.75 million
The sentence is the most severe punishment imposed by a Danish court in a case of terrorism to date
The terms “migrant,” “refugee,” and “asylum” are all prohibited in the new guidance, and officers are told to refrain from assuming an individual’s pronouns
The trade and investment relationship between Hungary and South Korea reached new heights in 2022
The country’s coalition partners differ somewhat on the level of regulation, but broadly support liberalization of the country’s cannabis laws
“We passed the first test,” said Minister of Industry and Trade Jozef Síkela after the country’s first exposure to this winter’s sub-zero temperatures last week
Director of Germany’s Federal Employment Agency Andrea Nahles called on Germany to evoke its “immigration spirit”
The fire occurred just days after the French military withdrew from the African nation and a Russian linked to the Wagner mercenary group was hospitalized in a mail bomb attack
Officers were reportedly spat at and received injuries including to their neck and bruising, which saw two taken to the hospital
German Defense Minister Christine Lambrecht said on Monday the country would not be purchasing any more Puma tanks until they prove their reliability
French goalkeeper Hugo Lloris was labeled a “dirty White” after France’s defeat in the FIFA World Cup final to Argentina
The teen suffered a broken nose, chipped teeth, and a broken jaw in the filmed attack
The anti-mass migration AfD party claims the rise in migrant crime is a “threatening development”
Tory MP Andrew Bridgen used parliamentary privilege to allege a cover-up between the pharmaceutical industry and the research facilities and charities he claims are in its pocket
Environmentalist José Bové alleges he was offered a gift by the current Moroccan prime minister following his opposition to a free trade agreement between the country and the EU trading bloc
The newly elected government headed by the Moderate party has ordered a crackdown on those abusing Sweden’s hospitality
The Moroccan-born rapist did not know his victim before attacking her in May 2017
Norway’s most senior top court judge sent angry messages to his Ukrainian wife in which he claimed “people from Ukraine are from hell” and wished for the country to be “deleted from the map”
In a night of civil unrest in major cities across France, a teenage boy died after being hit by a vehicle reportedly attempting to flee the riots
The British government is spending people’s own money to tell them to keep energy consumption as low as possible at the coldest time of the year
Affluent EU nations France and Germany aren’t pulling their weight when it comes to the migrant crisis, leaving Italy and eastern Europe to bear the brunt, the Italian prime minister claims
A major rescue operation was underway in the English Channel on Wednesday morning after a boat with dozens of migrants sank in the early hours
Germany’s armed forces are suffering from a “considerable capability deficit” and are struggling to be operationally ready to take control of a key NATO joint task force next year, a classified defense report reveals
More caseworkers, greater surveillance, and a more hard-line approach will see Britain get to grips with its ongoing migration crisis, Rishi Sunak told the House of Commons on Tuesday
After the attack, the assailant attempted to take his life by slitting his own throat
A wind drought and minimal daylight saw the percentage share of Britain’s electricity production from renewable sources plummet and the country’s power network fall back on fossil fuels to keep the lights on at the coldest time of year
French police are yet to establish any link between the attacker and his victim who was stabbed multiple times in the heart as she walked home from her part-time job at Burger King
The Namibian government has introduced a new favorable visa for Germans who want to escape the threat of blackouts this winter
A freedom of information request by the BBC revealed fewer than 100 illegal migrants have been arrested after using irregular channels to knowingly enter Britain unlawfully
Giorgia Meloni described her friend as “a protective mother” and “a strong and fragile woman… with an uncommon sense of duty”
Development of the new Tempest aircraft is reportedly already underway and will eventually replace the Eurofighter Typhoon jet
Of the group of 28 migrants who escaped the aircraft, 12 are yet to be apprehended by Spanish police
The man allegedly escorted at least 10 migrants to Britain from France back in June of this year
The Supreme Administrative Court in Sweden rejected plans by local authorities to ban headscarves in early years educational facilities, claiming clothing that expresses religious affiliation is protected by European human rights legislation
One of the convicted was still residing in the country at the time of the murder after his asylum application had been rejected and a deportation notice had been issued
Pierre Brochand, the former head of France’s equivalent to the CIA, proposed a six-point plan to take back control of France’s borders
A rise in delinquents within the vicinity of one school has made a police escort for children a necessity
Politicians froom the borough of Blackburn with Darwen in the northeast of England argue the quota is unfair when local public services are already stretched thin
The local story received national attention as residents opposing the plans were supported by conservative Geert Wilders at two local council meetings
The Dutch government had been attempting to suspend the reunification of asylum seekers’ family members for six months to cope with a recent influx in asylum claims
Four refugees linked to the same asylum accommodation housing Monday’s Eritrean child killer were jailed last year for the drugging and gang raping of a 14-year-old school girl already back in 2019
The Pentagon reportedly limited the range of the missile systems despite a pledge from Ukraine that they would not be used to directly attack Russia
Russian broadcaster TV Rain will cease to broadcast in Latvia on Thursday
Anti-riot squads have also been put on high alert at the request of Spain’s interior ministry
The 36-nation poll, which included 12 European countries, assessed consumers’ expectations of economic performance in their country next year
The plans, approved on Friday by the European Commission, will at first affect three major flight paths across the country, with the potential for more routes to be banned should rail services improve
Poland is still seeking €1.3 trillion in WWII reparations from Germany
Police had been searching for the suspect following an attack on two homeless people in Nice city center last week
The two teens were reportedly walking to the bus stop to attend the nearby secondary school when the attack occurred
Britain’s Conservative party is at an all-time low in the polls, its core demographic is calling for a new conservative party, and its MPs are jumping before they are pushed out at the next election
Viktor Orbán warned against Europe bankrupting itself to help Ukraine carry on the war
The move came after West had tweeted an image of a swastika within the Star of David and told Alex Jones that he “loves Hitler”
Understaffing and overcrowding is proving to be a recipe for disaster for Britain’s penal system
The former Smiths frontman discussed the stale nature of today’s “bloodless” music industry and slammed society’s “dreadful” desire for witch hunts against those with differing opinions
The Tehran regime was embarrassed by its national football team who remained silent during Iran’s national anthem earlier this month in solidarity with anti-government protesters.
England’s second city and nearby Leicester have become super-diversity hubs in Britain
The government has set aside €24.3 billion to compensate businesses for its planned seizure and closure of private property
At the time of the offenses, politicians and police chiefs called for a hard-line response to act as a deterrent and to protect vulnerable Ukrainian women
Why is Britain accepting so many Albanian asylum applications when the rest of Europe turns them away?
Schools in Stockholm topped the list of those with the most gang shootings in the last three years
The international health body said the name of the virus had racist undertones
The new center-right administration wants holders of permanent residence permits to apply for Swedish citizenship if they wish to remain in the country indefinitely
Motorists traveling inside the boundary of Greater London will be hit with a daily charge of nearly €15
He still had a request for asylum pending at the time of the attack
The British Army will soon have just 72,500 soldiers, the lowest figure since the Napoleonic Wars
Net migration into Britain is 170,000 higher than the country’s previous annual record
An official report published by the Hungarian secret service links payments made by a U.S. non-profit, which has close ties to the Democratic Party and critics of the Hungarian government, to a movement founded by Hungarian opposition politician Péter Márki-Zay
The national team produced the gesture ahead of their shock 2-1 defeat to Japan in their opening World Cup fixture in Qatar
The leaked report to French newspaper Le Monde proves to be difficult reading
“We’ll keep helping those who can’t work. For the others it will be abolished,” Meloni announced
Alcohol will still be available for purchase in the corporate seats
Marine Le Pen said the French government had once again been humiliated after more than half the unaccompanied minors to disembark the Ocean Viking have given their supervisors the slip
The reality with the Conservative parliamentary party, with mass migration unlikely to be reduced to a level the majority of Brits will find satisfactory, is that it appears to be the case among the party’s MPs of “immigrants for thee, but not for me”
The hotel boss accused the government of “becoming disruptors in the hotel industry”
The Metropolitan Police and the U.K. Home Office are both insisting the other was responsible for escorting the suspect to his new accommodation
The charity’s call for anonymity regarding where new arrivals are situated raises concerns over public safety after a number of incidents involving a small minority of asylum seekers being reported by local authorities and MPs
The French conservative politician stood in solidarity with Italian PM Giorgia Meloni for her hard-line stance on illegal immigration
The former U.S. president announced his third presidential bid from his Florida home, Mar-a-Lago
Poland is claiming that a missile that killed two citizens came from Russia, a claim backed by a senior US intelligence official on Tuesday evening
Of the 234 migrants on board the humanitarian vessel, just 60 will be allowed to claim asylum in France, with the remaining eligible for asylum to be relocated across Europe
The political party had tweeted criticism of the German government’s asylum policy and was forced to delete two posts
Natacha Bouchart remained skeptical as to the effect Monday’s new migration deal between the British and French governments will have in addressing the ongoing issue
The agreement is the latest in a long line of deals between the two nations that have so far failed to stem the flow of illegal immigration into Britain