Germany: Green Party demands TikTok ban of popular AfD party
A Green-backed campaign group is not happy about AfD’s soaring success on TikTok
A Green-backed campaign group is not happy about AfD’s soaring success on TikTok
Last week, Spar turned to the EU, accusing Hungary of unfair taxes
Poland should prepare for a potential conflict within the next two to three years, said General Rajmund Andrzejczak
In order to cope with “overcrowding in prisons,” the Tusk government has begun a process of releasing prisoners early and liberalizing the penal code
Poland’s left-liberal government is purging diplomats tied to the previous conservative government
Swedish MP Louise Meijer previously supported the mass migration into Sweden in 2015, but now admits it “is fundamentally changing the country” and calls to pull up the drawbridge
The woman saw red and attacked four people when she was told to leave the train at the next station. Further investigation revealed she was living in Germany illegally and is accused of fraudulently claiming benefits
Many of the patriotic activists belonged to the banned Generation Identity group, which was known for peaceful portest actions against mass immigration
A businessman is facing a €6,000 fine for putting up a political banner on his own property mocking left-wing politicians
Elon Musk questions why a German teenager was removed from class by three police officers for a patriotic TikTok post
The four foreign men used a range of fraud tactics to defraud vulnerable elderly people and a number of companies, according to police
NATO’s 1999 bombings destroyed many of Serbia’s anti-aircraft radars
The move has been criticized in particular by those on the left who claim the EU is ignoring human rights violations and the autocratic tendencies of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi
According to Statistics Poland (GUS), Poland’s inflation rate in February dropped to 2.8 percent year-over-year, marking the lowest rate since March 2021
A Russian foreign ministry spokesperson suggested French President Emmanuel Macron should instead stop sending weapons to Ukraine and prolonging the war
“I decided not to ask anymore … and to do what I had to do,” the suspect reportedly told police officers during questioning
Germany is facing a debt time bomb, but the current ruling government has no appetite for serious budget cuts
“The goal of all reforms of asylum seeker benefits must be to reduce poverty migration to Germany to zero.”
A German teen was escorted from her classroom by police and questioned for spreading “unconstitutional content”
Poland’s PM Donald Tusk is attempting to squeeze the life out of his coalition partners in the upcoming local elections in order to dominate Polish politics
“I am a person who defends life. If someone demands an abortion, they are demanding the right to kill,” the Polish president said
On the dangerous West African route, migrant numbers have soared higher over the last two months
At least two teachers forbade 10-year-old children from drinking water in class at a school in Frankfurt because three of the 27 pupils were fasting
The windfall tax was levied on large food retailers in 2022
The German Army lacks personnel, equipment and infrastructure
Although Western taxpayers may be tapped out, Ukraine is set to need much more money in the future
As he was walking out of the White House, Polish PM Donald Tusk announced that he will attend an emergency summit of the Weimar Triangle on Friday, unleashing a flurry of speculation as to what that meeting might produce
In an exclusive interview with Remix News, Magdalena Majkowska, a lawyer for the Ordo Iuris Institute, provides an insider’s view into the police brutality and harsh legal methods deployed against farmers, including the arrest of an elderly farmer whose fingers were so worn from labor that the police device could not read his fingerprints
Polish MEP Dominik Tarczyński, from Law and Justice (PiS), has accused fellow MEPs from the governing Civic Platform (PO) of hypocrisy regarding media freedom, following recent brutal actions against public media in Poland
Starting April 1, Poland will reintroduce a 5% VAT rate on basic food items, ending the temporary zero VAT rate as inflation trends down
Conflict may arise, as only the Polish president can approve or dismiss ambassadors
The investment will create a new urban quarter around the Rákosrendező railway station in the Hungarian capital
Dutch conservative Geert Wilders revealed he would no longer be pushing to lead the next government after coalition partners considered him as prime minister to be a red line
Despite Berlin police officers being banned from taking any vacation during the tournament, police chiefs have prohibited the flying of German flags from cars to show support for the national team
“Walking through the streets of Malmö is like walking through Baghdad”
The current Polish government cannot erase hundreds of years of history and shared bloodshed between Hungarians and Poles, argues one Hungarian commentator who describes himself as being “obsessed” with Poland
More than a third of young French voters are planning to back anti-immigration, nationalist parties in June’s EU elections
U.S. ambassador David Pressman has been requested to explain Biden’s claim that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is looking to install a “dictatorship”
Polish President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Donald Tusk were received by President Joe Biden in the White House on Tuesday, where the unwavering support of the United States for Poland was a key topic
Polish government controlled TVP has fired the head of the TV Belsat channel broadcasting in Russian and Belarusian into Belarus and cut funding in half
In a little over 15 years, the EU is to outlaw both gas and coal fires in homes, leading to a huge hike in the costs of running properties
Central European countries and possibly Turkey could support the Romanian’s candidacy
Poland has been permitted to buy nearly 1,800 JASSM, AMRAAM and Sidewinder missiles
“We live in fear, we can’t take it anymore with my wife”
The victim and the perpetrators still attend the same school despite the torture video
The conflict in Ukraine has significantly reshaped the global arms trade, with Russia lagging in exports, France ascending and the US further solidifying its dominant position
A recent poll shows that 65 percent of Poles view Americans favorably, making them the most liked nation among Poles, followed closely by Italians and Czechs, while Russians face the highest disapproval
The Polish president will tell member states to ramp up their defense spending during a visit to Brussels on his way back from meeting U.S. President Joe Biden in Washington
Professor Andrzej Nowak has said that Russian imperialism will aim to take control of Germany and use it for Russia’s own ends
The Hungarian leader was speaking following the visit of Peter Pellegrini, the speaker of Slovakia’s parliament, to Budapest on Monday
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó hailed the investment for allowing Hungarian firms to thrive in the region
The recommendation by the European Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee must be ratified by European Parliament President Roberta Metsola, which could lead to strife within the European People’s Party
The cyberattack blocked several ministries and civilian air control
Syrskyi, who was born in central Russia, is known for his “hard-driving Soviet-style” tactics
French citizens dealt with over 210,000 home burglaries last year, but home-jackings are the most terrifying cases, and they are increasingly targeting the wealthy
Lee Anderson, suspended by the governing Conservatives for claiming Islamists had taken control of London, becomes Reform UK’s first ever MP
Right-wing Chega doubled its result from the previous election
The Polish embassy dismissed the concerns of Polish-Americans who voiced their firm opposition to Poland’s deeper involvement in the war in Ukraine
Donald Trump called the visit by “fantastic leader” Orbán an “honor,” while the Hungarian prime minister described Trump as the “president of peace”
Volodymyr Zelensky would lose to the general he fired if elections were held, which might be why Zelensky has no plans to hold elections
The “Last Generation” organization whose activists covered the Warsaw Mermaid monument with orange paint are renting an office in central Warsaw, with the rent heavily subsidized by Warsaw’s local authority
Is NATO inching closer to having troops in Ukraine?
Zsuzsa Mihalek becomes the second Hungarian to win an Oscar for production design in the last three years
The suspects had links to Islamic State and organized crime, and one with a long rap sheet had previously fled to Morocco
The migrant teen was handed a suspended prison sentence meaning he walked away from court on Thursday despite beating an opponent to death in an under-17s football tournament in Germany last year
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia are investing heavily in fortifications along their borders with Belarus and Russia designed to slow down any future Russian advance into Europe
Senior Polish constitutional lawyer Prof. Ryszard Piotrowski has slammed the resolution passed by the Sejm on Wednesday as a call for rebellion against the constitution and an attempt to remove justices from their posts
Eighteen countries have reportedly reimbursed Czechia for providing the ammunition
The Czech Republic has decided to suspend intergovernmental consultations with Slovakia, citing differences in their responses to Russia’s aggression in Ukraine
Von der Leyen promised to ramp up the EU’s defense in her second term, but EU leaders like Viktor Orbán have called for all EU leaders overseeing the failed past few years to be removed
The European People’s Party (EPP), of which Donald Tusk was once leader, has extended duty-free trade with Ukraine and Moldova, just as Tusk at home is posturing to the protesting farmers that he will sway Brussels to stop the free flow of goods
Russian central bank assets worth €7.7 billion were frozen in Switzerland following the invasion of Ukraine
The 52-year-old Iraqi man has a history of drug and sexual offenses
Tesla has been forced to halt production until the end of next week, potentially costing a €1 billion in damages
The purely administrative process enabled through Spain’s liberal Trans Law has unlocked a number of perks previously reserved for biological women — Roberto explains how it has improved his own life
Ukrainians in the Netherlands are currently exempt from paying utility bills, healthcare costs and municipal taxes
A leftist official is accused of protecting his son, who was arrested for molesting minors
Police attacked peacefully protesting farmers with tear gas and batons and a leading opposition MP was hit with tear gas, but the government accused farmers of violence
The French-designed explosives were used in retaliatory strikes following Russia’s bombing off Odesa earlier this week
Inflation continues to threaten Poland, which means interest rates are unlikely to fall anytime soon
Conservative politician Geert Wilders called for his deportation, the prosecution pushed for a four-month prison sentence. In the end, it was neither
Poland rocked by police brutality at farmer protest in Warsaw
The 26-year-old suspect was a member of Europe’s 2015 intake and despite initially being refused asylum in Austria, remained living freely in the country for nine years
The 54-year-old suspect told the baby to shut up before retrieving a butterfly knife and returning to stab its guardian multiple times in the face
European markets are being flooded with cheap and sub-standard Ukrainian agricultural products, says Hungary’s agricultural minister
In the first few days of March, Latvian border officials recorded more than half the total attempted crossings from Belarus for the whole of February
Russia and China are challenging the existing world order, says Finland’s top general
Rutte once said that Hungary “no longer has a place in the EU” and that he wanted to bring the country “to its knees”
Despite the conservatives losing power, Poles are still firmly against abortion in many key scenarios, including for economic reasons or when the mother simply does not desire to have a child
Ukrainians’ contribution to Poland’s GDP is expected to grow further in the future
A total of 56 percent of respondents, including a majority of voters who support the current largest party in government, support a zero asylum limit
The city’s Green mayor said the lights were that of “togetherness” and “against anti-Muslim racism”
Russia is pointing to a German plot to blow up the Kerch bridge as an “act of terrorism” as tensions rise
The left-wing extremist group posted a sign warning of explosives buried in the area
Hungary scores €2 billion in frozen EU funds, but it has at least another €19 billion sitting in Brussels
Seventeen migrant minors were arrested last week after complaints of year-long sexual abuse of a 12-year-old girl in Vienna. A day later, all but one were back on the streets
A protest by eco-activists disrupted a classical music concert at the National Philharmonic in Warsaw, sparking debate about the limits of protest at public events
Stepan Bandera’s movement was responsible for the Volhynia massacre in which tens of thousands of Poles were killed by Ukrainian nationalists in collaboration with Nazi Germany
The U.S. company immediately appealed the fine
The leader of the conservatives (PiS) has acknowledged that his party may in the future have to ally with others in a wider coalition under a different brand than his own