As Macon goes full dictator, will the EU condemn France’s slide from democracy? Don’t count on it
Macron has survived a no-confidence vote, but his pension reform may mark the beginning of the end
Macron has survived a no-confidence vote, but his pension reform may mark the beginning of the end
Is it the beginning of a trend?
In some cases, hosting migrants is apparently a life-threatening activity
Opposition leader Donald Tusk has said he is willing to accede to the demand made by the separatist Movement for Silesian Autonomy (RAŚ) for Silesian to be recognized as an official language
Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians have legally migrated into Poland, but some Ukrainians are also fueling illegal immigration
Despite Poland’s hawkish war stance and criticism of Hungary’s position on the war, Polish exports worth billions continue flowing into Russia
The agreement was to expire on Sunday, and an accord was reached on Saturday with Turkish mediation
Hungary is “authoritarian” and NATO should consider withholding sensitive information from Turkey and Hungary, Die Welt foreign policy commentator Clemens Wergin writes
Prices for basic foods like eggs and milk rose by as much as 40 to 50 percent year-over-year in Sweden
Across Europe, migrants are disproportionately represented in gang rape statistics
Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger said his government is on “the right side of history” after the announcement on Friday
The poll also showed that 53 percent of Americans believe Joe Biden is corrupt
Macron’s decision to slam through pension reform could cost him the presidency
Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga claimed Brussels is outsourcing its democracy to overpowered NGOs that promote its ideology
Oleksiy Arestovych claims that Polish officials are saying they are ready to forget, or at least to tone down, their reminders of the Volhynia massacre to Ukraine
The Baltic coast may become Poland’s industrial center, but it will be costly and foreign firms will be the main beneficiaries
Russia is reportedly seeking ammunition supplies from Iran, Myanmar, Africa and the Middle East
Polish President Andrzej Duda has announced that the first four MiG-29 fighter planes should be delivered to Ukraine in a matter of days
Hungary as a country also boasts a good safety rating
Orbán said the majority of the world’s nations want peace
The EU may be urging more deportations, but the bloc wants more mass immigration — a lot more
Manoj Subramaniam, among other things, painted swastikas onto his property and claimed he was being subjected to sustained harassment by far-right extremists
The Czech president visits Poland at a time when he claims the Visegrád Group is in crisis and certain members are going through a “phase of democratic deficit”
The success of the Farmer-Citizen Movement (BBB) will further undermine the Dutch government’s plans to impose radical agricultural reforms campaigners say will destroy rural communities
Eintracht Frankfurt supporters had been told not to bother coming, as they would be refused entry to the stadium, but several hundred descended on the Italian city regardless
Jamie Lee Curtis’ words paying homage to her Hungarian ancestry at the Oscars were met with silence, writes Hungarian actor Zsolt Bognár
Hungarian MEP Balázs Hidvéghi offered his remarks during a European Parliament plenary session on the bloc’s future migration policy
The dissolution of Poland cannot be achieved without destroying Polish heritage, traditions and spirit, which means questioning the country’s heroes and breaking the social ties that bind the nation together, writes Polish columnist Michał Karnowski
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki argues that climate policy is now the core of the EU and any attempt for Poland to extricate itself from it would be tantamount to leaving the EU
Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak has confirmed that Poland’s security agency managed to identify and break up a Russian spy network that was a threat to national security
The exercise, which will involve numerous aircraft and naval vessels from several NATO nations, will run for 12 days
According to the central office of statistics (GUS), the rate of inflation climbed to 18.4% in February from its January level of 17.2%
A defiant Giorgia Meloni offered a staunch defense of her government’s handling of the migrant crisis in the Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday
What started as a grassroots farmers’ protest against damaging environmental rules could bring the Dutch government to its knees
Walid E. is also accused of beating and raping a 14-year-old girl in the past, according to the mother of the victim
Residents were told to expect a larger police presence around sensitive points of interest including churches
A total of 86 percent of respondents to a recent survey are pessimistic about the country’s trajectory
The Russian president has dismissed reports suggesting the Nord Stream pipeline explosions were carried out by a pro-Ukrainian fringe group as “total nonsense”
Bulgaria’s Interior Minister Ivan Demerdzhiev has called for tougher sentences for people smugglers to alleviate the pressure on border guards
Justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro admits he carries a gun and says there is nothing wrong with that due to threats he has received from the mafia
Marek Sawicki, former agriculture minister, has said that giving Ukrainian grain free access to the Polish market was a mistake that has cost Polish farmers
Natalya Panchenko, a radical Ukrainian activist living in Poland, has said that the Ukrainian minority in Poland should be represented in Poland’s parliament
AfD’s popularity is growing as the Green Party’s sinks
While Denmark’s migration minister offers some tough talk, he also presents a notably softer approach to the topic of immigration than his predecessor
The true extent of the crisis unfolding in Germany’s Bundeswehr was laid bare in a damning military report presented to lawmakers on Tuesday
Leaders of the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia hailed the move, which will see Australia gain its own nuclear-powered fleet of submarines and U.S. and U.K. submarines operating in the region
Paul Murphy is refusing to conform to what he describes as a “deeply sexist and gendered society”
Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto accused the Russian mercenary Wagner Group of facilitating the increase in migration reported this year from Africa to Europe
Federal Health Minister Karl Lauterbach (SPD) claimed in 2021 that Covid-19 vaccines are “free of side effects”
The Florida governor offered his remarks on the conflict in a written response to Fox News’ Tucker Carlson Tonight
Switzerland, like Austria and Hungary, refuses to send weapons to Ukraine
The protesters interrupted Holy Mass by chanting, hurling insults and throwing trash
She is now being sued by Polish foresters for slander
A survey asking voters who they think will win this autumn’s parliamentary elections shows that more than half believe it will be the ruling conservatives
Viktor Orbán and Emmanuel Macron had a working dinner on March 13 in Paris
So far this year, the Mediterranean route has been the most popular for migrants trying to reach Europe
Despite growing up in Germany, the 18-year-old planned to commit a shooting attack in Frankfurt, according to police
Protesters claim the Dutch government is lying about the extent of the emissions problem in order to grab privately owned land
A number of conservative voices are calling for the BBC to be privatized after walking back its partiality complaint and reinstating Gary Lineker
The theory that a “pro-Ukrainian” team, whose names all remain a mystery, blew up the Nord Stream pipelines with a small yacht is already being questioned by the German press
Petr Pavel dismisses the idea the Visegrád Group is functioning as a political alliance
Bence Rétvári claimed it is the people smugglers who now determine who becomes a European resident
Gary Lineker will return to Britain’s screens on Saturday to present “Match of the Day” after the BBC caved to the considerable public fallout over his suspension
“Hungary is an example for Europe in terms of freedom”
Pope Francis: “The battlefield is Ukraine. Everybody is fighting there.”
Anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland’s Wrocław may be high due to the rapidly growing share of the Ukrainian population in the city
Both warring sides’ economies could remain operational for years, but Ukraine’s survival rides on foreign support
Poland is set to have Europe’s biggest tank force and biggest army west of Ukraine
The appeal comes in response to recent accusations made against the late pope, including allegations of covering up cases of sexual abuse of minors in the Church
Marijuana and weapons were seized in a joint drug bust by Polish and Spanish police forces
Prof. Maciej Górecki is blaming coverage by some media outlets of a pedophile scandal for the suicide of an MP’s son who was reportedly a victim
The SPD youth wing called for trial days where men would be banned from the festivals due to a growing rise in sexual assaults
Mark Brzeziński was “invited” to the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs to discuss a film hostile to Saint John Paul II broadcast by an American-owned TV channel in Poland
Hungarian fans say they were humiliated
After the drowning deaths of migrants in the Mediterranean, Meloni’s government tightens immigration laws
Emergency app warns citizens to take shelter after mass shooting inside church in Germany
Orbán also discussed Hungary’s national budget, the construction of gas-powered plants, and the state of the country’s automotive sector
The father of four arrived in France just six months ago but already has a domestic violence conviction on top of sexually assaulting three teen girls
Are claims of “xenophobia” being used to shut down dissent over Germany’s immigration crisis?
A search is still underway after shocking Antifa attacks in Hungary that sent innocent people to the hospital
In addition to its contract for the latest Abrams model, Poland signed a $1.4 billion contract for the purchase of 116 used M1A1 Abrams tanks
Poland’s leader says that Ukraine will also receive F-16s in the future
Poland’s environment minister said there is a growing number of countries saying in private that an EU ban on combustion engines is untenable
A Hungarian delegation of MPs traveled to Stockholm and Helsinki this week for talks
Swiss neutrality laws prevent the country from sending arms to countries directly involved in conflicts, but some members of the Swiss parliament want the government to approve re-export requests from Western allies for Swiss-made weapons
An increasing number of Germans are turning their backs on institutional religion
Turkish President Erdoğan has insisted his country will not approve Sweden’s NATO membership while the country allows the burning of the Quran in public demonstrations
Reports in the New York Times and Germany’s Die Zeit newspaper suggest a small team of pro-Ukraine saboteurs was responsible for the attack
U.K. Home Secretary Suella Braverman claimed “fair and patient” Brits have had enough of being “taken for a ride” by weak asylum laws costing taxpayers over £3 billion a year to accommodate over 180,000 asylum seekers with pending applications
MEP Janina Ochojska says the exhibition will show Poland’s inhumane and allegedly illegal treatment of migrants on the Polish-Belarusian border
Mateusz Morawiecki changed the graphics on his social media profiles to a photo of St. John Paul II with the quote, “Do not be afraid”
Thomas Bagger recently told Newsweek that the choice facing Poland was either “good relations in a European spirit or demanding reparations”
The three claimants were detained after illegally crossing the Polish-Belarusian border and now reside in the U.K. and Germany
Tunisia delivers powerful anti-immigrant crackdown
MEP Daniel Freund’s Twitter page features some of the crudest and most unsophisticated anti-Orbán propaganda of any EU politician
Polling shows that Wagenknecht, known for being both left-wing and anti-woke, could earn up to 19 percent of the vote if she forms a new political party
During the UN conference in Doha, Polish President Andrzej Duda emphasized that his country can offer its experience and know-how to the poorest nations when it comes to agricultural development
Poland’s head of government expects the total public debt to GDP ratio to fall to between 48 and 50 percent this year
The number of foreign students in Poland increased by 3,400 to 86,000
Daniel Obajtek, the CEO of Poland’s fuel giant PKN Orlen, has said that the company will sue the Russian operator who stopped oil supplies to Poland