German property prices fall at record rate
Prices are falling fast in the second quarter, but overall, housing costs are still sky-high for Germans
Ukrainian politicians’ ignorance about the EU and Germany’s motives is shocking, says former Polish foreign minister
Germany wants to admit Ukraine, but only if the entire EU’s system is reshaped and vetoes are abolished
Germany: Students arm themselves in city of Halle as violent robberies soar, parents describe ‘broken police force’
A German citizens’ defense initiative describes a “broken police force,” and now some students are arming themselves with knives and pepper spray as violent robberies strike terror in the city’s student population
Eurostat: Poland’s inflation drops to single digits, falling faster than EU average
Inflation continues to fall in Poland but still remains at elevated levels
Poland: Film demonizing Polish border guards becomes major source of debate ahead of October elections
The controversial film “Green Border” defames Poles defending the eastern border from migrant attacks and has thus become a hot topic of the election campaign
Polish PM’s remarks that weapons transfers to Ukraine would stop were misunderstood, says Poland’s president
“Morawiecki’s words were interpreted in the worst possible way,” Andrzej Duda told Polsat News television channel
‘Knife in the back’ – Polish outrage over Ukraine betrayals grows, could mark major turning point in public sentiment
NATO’s unity may be cracking as Poland pivots away from Ukraine
German police threaten to arrest anyone distributing migrant brawl video
German authorities say they want to arrest anyone distributing a video, but the German police union chief says the video should be available to the public
‘They are purchasing everything’ – Czech drivers flood Polish gas stations seeking lower fuel prices
“98 percent of our customers have been Czechs”
Poland plans to stop sending weapons to Ukraine
Poland took diplomatic action and withdrew its military support for Ukraine shortly after Zelensky claimed Poland is aiding Putin with its grain embargo during his UN speech
As Lampedusa crisis rages, Poland adopts resolution against EU’s mandatory relocation of migrants
The EU is gearing up to relocate migrants from Italy, and that likely means countries such as Poland, which have traditionally rejected migrant quotas, could end up with thousands of new arrivals
Frontex: Only 8% of EU’s illegal migrants were women last year
The predominant group is that of young males
German foreign minister calling China’s Xi Jinping a ‘dictator’ was ‘unwise,’ says foreign policy expert
Germany’s shifting China policy is under scrutiny by the opposition
Ukraine accused of disguising its grain as Moldovan to evade embargo
Is Ukraine sneaking its grain past Romania’s embargo by first transiting its product through Moldova?
Germany summons Polish ambassador to explain migrant visa scandal
Germany is pressing Poland to explain the irregular visas while the Polish foreign ministry is saying that the irregularities concerned just over 200 applications
Ukraine plans to ban select Polish vegetables and fruits
A trade war on agricultural products is heating up between Ukraine and Poland
Slovakia: Ukraine’s WTO complaint against grain import ban is unfounded
Slovakia says it will maintain its ban on Ukrainian grains
‘Scrap metal’ – Ukraine rejects 10 German Leopard 1 tanks in need of repairs
Germany promised Ukraine 100 outdated Leopard 1A5 main battle tanks
Asylum seekers should have right to vote after only 6-month stay on German soil, says far-left interior minister
“The German passport is thus turned into a piece of junk,” commented Germany’s conservative AfD party
After Ukraine sues Poland, former Polish PM slams Ukraine’s aggressive attitude towards an ally
Poland’s former PM criticized Ukraine’s trade minister for attacking Poland over its ban on Ukrainian grain
Romania mulls building massive electricity link to Hungary to export green energy
Romania hopes to be a regional electricity exporter by 2030
France’s Le Pen slams Meloni’s handling of Italy’s migrant crisis, refers to ‘cowardice’
Le Pen alludes to Meloni lacking political will, and even refers to “cowardice” when referring to the Italian leader
France: Foreigners commit 69% of robberies, violent crimes, and sexual assaults on public transport
Africans are responsible for 52 percent of crimes on public transport while making up just 3.2 percent of the population
EU’s new migration crisis needs radical action, not old solutions, warns Polish expert
A Polish expert says he is unconvinced by the EU’s so-called solutions to fight Europe’s raging migration crisis
Polish minister attempts suicide after police raid foreign ministry over visa bribery scandal
A political storm is brewing in Poland over allegations that a conservative government minister accepted bribes from migrants in exchange for visas that allowed them to enter the EU illegally
Zelensky: Ukraine will respond in ‘civilized manner’ to Poland, Hungary and Slovakia’s grain bans
Ukraine is already planning to sue Hungary, Poland and Slovakia
Germany: 8 migrants arrested for sexual assault of 13-year-old girl in Cologne swimming pool
After the 13-year-old German girl was sexually assaulted, police arrested 1 Iraqi, 3 Turks, and 4 Syrians
‘Allahu Akbar!’ – Police break up massive brawl at migrant center in German city listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site
Germany’s quaintest cities have become battlegrounds for rival migrant groups
Why the EU is unlikely to take action against Poland’s ban on Ukrainian grain – for now
The European Commission is reportedly in no hurry to take action against Poland, Hungary and Slovakia for introducing import bans on Ukrainian grain
Poland preparing WWII reparations claim against Russian-led Soviet Union
After publishing the report on the losses incurred by Poland as a result of the German occupation during WWII, Poland is preparing a report on crimes and widespread looting committed by the Russian-led Soviet Union
Italian migration crisis: Lampedusa locals stage mass protests as von der Leyen visits embattled island
Von der Leyen announced a 10-point action plan, but the EU has little credibility when it comes to immigration
Le Pen and Salvini rally in Italy against ‘flood of migrants,’ call for united right for EU elections next year
“We are defending our peoples against the flood of migrants”
Polish team victorious at European Volleyball Championship, secures back-to-back gold medals
After the final match against Italy, Poland’s best player Wilfredo Leon dedicated the victory to God and family
Poland: Pro-migrant activist arrested on charges of people smuggling
The 48-year-old woman was accused of leading a group that smuggled migrants into Poland for money
Hungarian farmers protest against EU decision to allow Ukrainian grain imports
Ukrainian grain is known for its high levels of toxins and banned pesticides
‘We’re all in the red’ – Siemens head warns China’s wind power industry set to conquer Europe
China could crash Germany’s wind turbine market — a story the German renewable energy sector has already seen play out before
Germany: Police accused of hiding Syrian’s immigration status after he was arrested for stabbing a snack bar employee in the neck
The city has seen a huge number of migrants arrive recently, with the Alternative for Germany (AfD) holding a protest against asylum seekers just in July
Ukrainian draft-dodging scandal continues with new arrests as citizens attempt to flee service
The Ukrainian authorities are clamping down on money-making schemes related to draft dodging
Finland builds first section of border fence with Russia
The Border Guard in southeastern Finland has begun patrolling the border with Russia along the first test section of the erected fence
Former Austrian foreign minister, known for her pro-Russian stance, is flown to Russia on military transport plane
A Russian military aircraft also transported her ponies to St. Petersburg
Price gouging: Ukraine and Croatia are charging Hungary enormous transfer fees on oil
Ukraine and Croatia are “abusing their positions,” warns MOL, Hungary’s state-owned energy group
Serbian president: Hungary’s pro-family policy is a model for my country
Aleksandar Vučić was one of the guest speakers at the 5th Budapest Demographic Forum
Sweden hit with wave of shootings, national police chief warns of unprecedented level of gang warfare
Sweden’s top cop points the finger at foreign gangs operating in Sweden after bombings and murders jump higher
Poland to launch nuclear energy training center in Warsaw with US guidance
Poland plans to launch its first nuclear power plant in 2033
Germany’s right-wing AfD party surges in Brandenburg, now holds 1st place by 12 points
AfD is only stronger in one German state
‘Apocalypse’ – Italy’s Lampedusa hit with 6,000 migrants in 24 hours as state of emergency declared
The number of migrants on the island now outnumbers the actual residents
‘A declaration of war on Europe’ – Salvini says 6,000 migrants landing on Lampedusa in 1 day threatens to collapse Italian society
Salvini warns that the EU has abandoned Italy in its time of need
Poland becomes key military and economic partner for South Korea
This year marks a decade since Poland and South Korea first established a strategic partnership
French activists face up to 5 years in prison for protesting outside house of migrant accused of brutal rape of 29-year-old Mégane
After French identitarian activists were arrested for protesting a brutal rape of a young French woman, the public prosecutor wants them in prison for “promoting self-defense”
Hungarian left accused of treason for accepting US campaign money to remove Orbán from power
Recently, a former CIA analyst said the U.S. meddled in the 2022 Hungarian elections
Battle of Vienna 1683 Islamic State Jan III Sobieski Kara Mustafa Osama bin Laden News Poland Trending 340 years ago, Poland’s king halted an Islamic invasion near Vienna and saved Christian Europe
Poland once answered the call and saved Europe from Islamic rule
‘PiS makes me want to puke’ – Liberal opposition leader Tusk ramps up rhetoric right before national elections in Poland
“Mr. Tusk, if you have gastric problems, visit a specialist,” said one PiS MEP in response
Polish PM addresses nation, says Poland will extend embargo on Ukrainian grain
Poland is not backing down from its embargo on Ukrainian grain
Putin: Soviet Union’s decision to crush Hungarian, Czechoslovak uprisings was a ‘mistake’
Putin said the U.S. was making the same mistakes now that the Soviet Union made in the past
Not a single European country has self-sustaining birth rates, warns Hungarian president as demographic crisis grows
Hungary has shown significant improvement, but it’s still not enough
20 young migrants attacked a group of German teens and children with sticks
“It’s getting worse and worse”
After spending tens of billions on Ukraine and migrants, German leader laughs when asked why elderly receive no pension inflation bonus
Tens of billions have gone to Ukraine and migrants, which means there is no money left for seniors
France: Elderly Algerian migrant sexually assaults pregnant woman, immediately released by authorities and ‘told’ to leave France
Only 0.2 percent of Algerians slated for deportation are actually sent home
After Polish family beatified for saving Jews, German left-wing newspaper claims the murdered family were made saints by the Catholic Church for ‘political reasons’
The beatification of the Ulma family, murdered by Germans for saving Jews, has become an opportunity for German media to attack the Church and authorities in Poland
Poland creates ‘wall of fire’ against potential Russian aggression with purchase of 500 HIMARS
Poland’s defense minister says Poland will be able to defend itself against any aggressor with new weapons systems
Poland will continue to block Ukrainian grain whatever the EU commission decides
Poland signals it will issue a decree stopping the export of Ukrainian grain to Poland should the European Commission refuse to extend the embargo beyond Sept. 15
Norway is first European country to win lawsuit against Facebook, Instagram over illegal data collection
Meta gets a €87,000 per day rolling fine for gathering sensitive data
Hungary will maintain ban on Ukrainian grain regardless of EU decision
The current EU import ban expires on Friday
Germany: Migrant escapes mental hospital, stabs German saleswoman to death
The random murder has left a community in shock and lobbing criticism at the state’s Green party
Polish PM promises average pay at over €2,000 per month in 6 years time
Poland’s PM Mateusz Morawiecki told a rally of party supporters over the weekend that the average pay should reach 10,000 zloty (just over €2,000) in six years
Germany passes controversial green heating law estimated to cost economy €1 trillion
A law would require newly installed heating systems to be powered by at least 65 percent renewable energy
Dutch MP: Dutch tourists choose Hungary due to its anti-globalist stances on migration, LGBTQ
Dutch people flock to Hungary because of its consistent anti-globalist policies, said Dutch politician Thierry Baudet
2 Russian intelligence agencies fight over spoils from Wagner Group’s African operations
The SVD and the GRU both want a slice of the lucrative African contracts
Germany: AfD’s Prophet wins first round of mayoral vote, poised to win run-off
AfD’s mayoral candidate Jörg Prophet has a good chance to win the Nordhausen mayoral election
Catholic Church beatifies Polish family killed by Germans for hiding Jews during WWII
Poland’s president said the massacre of the Ulma family showed the historical truth about the German occupation of Poland
Survey: Poles fear left-liberal opposition election victory will lead to open borders
One of the important topics of the election campaign in Poland is the issue of immigration
Local residents sought by police after delivering vigilante justice on suspected migrant mugger of elderly lady in Rome
Viral footage on social media showed a group of Roma residents savagely beating an Indian national who was subsequently arrested on suspicion of robbery
Austria refuses to deport draft-eligible men to Ukraine
The Austrian authorities have refused to extradite men of conscription age who have come to the country from Ukraine
Swedish gangs use fake Spotify hits from affiliated gangster rap artists to launder money
The bombshell investigative report by a Swedish newspaper revealed how the Swedish underworld is converting its dirty cash into legitimate income via the streaming platform
Over 200,000 Ukrainian men at risk of conscription have fled to Germany since start of war
The pro-peace Alternative for Germany claims the figures show that ordinary Ukrainians want a ceasefire as soon as possible
While Brussels withholds key EU funds for Hungary, it continues to approve funding for anti-government liberal NGOs linked to George Soros
Two-thirds of the most recent EU funding went to NGOs sponsored by George Soros’ Open Society Foundations
Ex-Green German mayor slams federal government’s hypocrisy over dealings with Hungary, advocates for greater dialogue between the nations
Boris Palmer made the remarks during a lecture in Budapest
Russia Black Sea blockade: Ukraine redirects grains exports to Adriatic Sea but its proving more costly
Rail transfer to Adriatic ports adds a significant amount in transport costs for Ukrainian grain
Poland’s top military official warns of Ukraine’s defeat in war
If Russia wins, it will lead to an entire rethink about Poland’s defensive capabilities
US has no basis to lecture anyone on democracy after efforts to remove Trump from the ballot, says Hungary’s foreign minister
The U.S. government, which wants to exclude Donald Trump from the presidential race, has no place to lecture anyone on democracy
Ukraine threatens to sue Poland and EU in the WTO over grain embargo
Despite Poland’s ample aid to Ukraine, Ukraine is now threatening to sue Poland and the EU in the World Trade Organization (WTO)
‘It would be a little weird!’ Danish director dismisses concerns over all-Nordic cast and lack of diversity in latest film set in 1750s Denmark
Filmmaker Nikolaj Arcel insisted that meeting the diversity guidelines set by Hollywood had not been a consideration in casting for his latest production, “The Promised Land”
Democrat Mayor Eric Adams claims migrant crisis ‘will destroy New York City’
After years of promoting New York as a “sanctuary city,” Eric Adams’ spectacular U-turn in the face of an unprecedented number of new arrivals is a nail in the coffin for advocates of open borders
Ryanair CEO pied in face by eco-activists during Brussels press conference
The outspoken Irish businessman had been delivering a petition to the European Commission when he was offered an early lunch
‘Sexual predators and other parasites’ – Father slams French government’s silence after brutal rape of his daughter that left her in a coma
The attack against the young French woman was so brutal it left hospital staff and emergency responders in tears, with some requiring psychological counseling
UK government grant for controversial mosque suspended after viral video of imam reciting Sharia guide on how to stone women to death
The mosque had recently received the green light for £2.175 million to fund educational courses for young people
Éric Zemmour calls for EU elections to be ‘referendum on immigration,’ and picks Marine Le Pen’s niece to lead Reconquest’s candidate list
The Reconquest party leader believes the elections to be the first chance in a very long time for voters to “swing the majority of the European Parliament to the right”
‘We are not leaving’ – Son of George Soros says Open Society Foundations will shift focus to Eastern Europe
Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet reports that George Soros’ Open Society Foundations is simply shifting its focus toward Eastern Europe
No country for fine art: Nude sculpture removed from outside new asylum center in Germany over religious sensitivities
The city insists the sculpture’s removal was simply to create more space, but critics believe there to be an ulterior motive
Greece joins Three Seas Initiative, becomes 13th member
Polish President Andrzej Duda hailed the announcement on Greece joining the Three Seas Initiative as a symbol of the success of the grouping
Big cut in Polish interest rate shocks markets
Poland’s central bank cut interest rates by a whopping 0.75 percent in a move that surprised experts and caused the Polish currency (PLN) to fall sharply
Hungary may still reject Sweden’s NATO membership, top Fidesz politician warns there is ‘absolutely no basis for this trust in Swedish politics’
Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership would have merited a wider social debate
Polish tiger: Poland ranks 2nd in global GDP growth from 1990 to 2020
In the last three decades, the IMF shows only China recorded faster economic growth than Poland
Illegal immigration into Germany soared by 40% in August as 15,000 detected crossing the border
The German federal police union chief accused Interior Minister Nancy Faeser of doing nothing to stop the influx
Open borders NGO Sea Watch wants to take over ‘patrol’ of Mediterranean from EU’s Frontex border agency
One of the most pro-migrant NGOs proposes that it should receive the EU money slated for Frontex to “patrol” the Mediterranean
New energy bill could see Brits jailed for failing to comply with ‘cultish’ Net Zero regulations
The proposed Energy Bill has been criticized as an attack on freedom and home ownership
Left in shock: After German politician is smeared as an anti-Semite, his Free Voters’ party soars to 2nd place in Bavarian polls
First the Free Voters leader was claimed to be the author of an anti-Semitic pamphlet, now he is soaring in the polls
Polish fuel giant Orlen ramps up extraction from Norwegian fields
Norwegian oil and gas is key to Poland’s energy security strategy
Grain wars: Solidarity between Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Bulgaria and Romania over grain embargo may be breaking down
Poland’s minister of agriculture admits that the five frontline states are grappling over the continuation of the EU’s grain embargo after Sept. 15
Who will lead Poland? New poll shows ruling conservatives on top, but no chance of ruling without right-wing Confederation party
The election campaign is gaining momentum before the parliamentary elections set for Oct. 15