Spanish police hunt migrants who escaped diverted aircraft after hoax labor claim prompted emergency landing
Of the group of 28 migrants who escaped the aircraft, 12 are yet to be apprehended by Spanish police
Banning headscarves in Swedish elementary schools is unlawful, top court rules
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
Trio of Afghan killers convicted of rape and murder of 13-year-old Leonie in Austria
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
France must strike hard on immigration crisis or risk rolling toward ‘the abyss,’ claims ex-head of intelligence agency
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
German Antifa group attacks home and office of AfD politician and mother
AfD politicians are the most attacked politicians in the country, according to official data
German-Polish agreement: Patriot system to be located in Poland, not Ukraine
An agreement has been reached in principle between Poland and Germany on the stationing of the German air defense Patriot rocket system in Poland
Hollywood’s love affair with Hungary leads government to expand movie studio outside Budapest
After London, Hungary is the second most-sought-after production location
An increasing number of Ukrainian refugees in Britain are homeless
Ukrainian refugees in the UK are facing a housing problem as government incentives for Brits housing asylum seekers reach an end
Three Seas: Via Carpatia highway project receives special EU label and more money
The Via Carpatia highway project is now listed among the major communication routes of the EU, which means more funding
Hungary slaps 95% windfall tax on oil and gas company MOL
The windfall tax will apply to profits from the price margin between Brent and Urals crude oil
Children walk to school with police escort in Paris because of a rise in drug addicts and prostitution
A rise in delinquents within the vicinity of one school has made a police escort for children a necessity
Local leaders dismayed after UK Home Office doubles asylum-seeker quota to cope with record arrivals
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
Polish IKEA manager who fired employee for citing Bible verses wins appeal, case will head to supreme court
A court of appeals found the HR manager not guilty of discrimination on religious grounds over her firing of an employee for his Bible citations opposing the LGBT community
Polish Armed Forces receive first Korean tanks and artillery
The K2 tanks and K9 artillery guns procured from South Korea arrived in the Polish port of Gdynia
‘Out with the criminal scum’ – Geert Wilders urges deportations after Moroccans riot in Dutch cities following World Cup win
The anti-immigration politician leads the number one party in the Netherlands, according to some polls
Poll: Polish citizens bend to EU, agree Poland should follow Brussels’ orders to receive recovery funds
The majority of Poles believe Poland’s ruling coalition should comply with the EU requirements even if it means the coalition breaking apart, recent poll suggests
Poland calls up 200,000 citizens for military exercise training next year
Poland is calling up a mix of volunteers, reservists, and regular troops for large-scale military exercises
Eritrean child-killer came to Germany during 2016 migrant crisis, says prosecution
The public prosecutor’s office revealed that the suspect has yet to speak with authorities about the attack
Netherlands: Local council rejects federal plan for 150 refugees to take over assisted-living facility for the elderly and disabled
The local story received national attention as residents opposing the plans were supported by conservative Geert Wilders at two local council meetings
Algerian migrant arrested in France for beating his landlord to death
The suspected murderer called the police himself
Hungary suspends fuel price cap, blames new EU sanctions for rising fuel costs
The price of gas in Hungary skyrocketed overnight from €1.16 to €1.59 per liter
Reports that Hungary vetoed €18 billion EU aid package for Ukraine are ‘fake news,’ claims Orbán
The Hungarian PM said his country is ready to provide bilateral aid to Ukraine, but will not subject future generations to massive debt to continue financing a war that has not come “one millimeter closer” to ending from sanctions
VIDEO: Mass riots hit Europe after Morocco’s World Cup victory against Spain
Diversity is our strength? Moroccan fans have rioted across Europe after every World Cup victory
Dutch state’s restrictions of refugee family reunifications are unlawful, court rules
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
Germany’s pro-migrant churches block deportations with ‘church asylum’ scheme
Germany’s pro-migrant churches are successful at blocking nearly all deportations when using a “church asylum” loophole
France is not an immigrant country, says French-Algerian author in response to Macron
“France has never been a land of immigration”
US secretly modified HIMARS missile systems sent to Ukraine so they couldn’t fire into Russia
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
Latvian regulator revokes license of exiled Russian broadcaster over accusations of assisting Russian troops
Russian broadcaster TV Rain will cease to broadcast in Latvia on Thursday
5 Polish regions to receive €3.85 billion in EU environmental funds
The investments under the Just Transition Fund (JTF) are aimed at supporting Poland’s climate transformation
Poland could face civil war, warns Polish conservative leader as tensions grow before election
“They are proposing something like a civil war, and if there is no resistance — and I am sure there would be resistance — then that would not be civil war but the pacification of opponents”
PM Orbán agrees with Macron that Europe bears more war costs than US, calls on Europe to ‘re-evaluate’ sanctions
U.S. charges Europe six times more for energy than U.S. households and businesses, said Emmanuel Macron
German gas companies sue Russia’s Gazprom for breach of contract
The combined losses of the two companies exceed €12 billion
Madrid ultras issue call to arms to ‘defend Spain’ from Moroccan riots ahead of World Cup knockout fixture
Anti-riot squads have also been put on high alert at the request of Spain’s interior ministry
14-year-old German schoolgirl stabbed to death by Eritrean migrant, shocked parents reportedly given sedatives
The parents are reportedly in such deep shock that the authorities have put them under sedation
Doom and gloom: Consumers pessimistic about 2023; expect inflation, taxes, and unemployment to rise
The 36-nation poll, which included 12 European countries, assessed consumers’ expectations of economic performance in their country next year
France bans short-haul domestic flights to cut emissions
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
Germany was treated too leniently after WWII and must pay for its treatment of Poles, claims Polish leader Kaczyński
Poland is still seeking €1.3 trillion in WWII reparations from Germany
Machete-wielding Iranian national shot and arrested for double homicide in France
Police had been searching for the suspect following an attack on two homeless people in Nice city center last week
Man arrested for random knife attack on two schoolgirls in Germany
The two teens were reportedly walking to the bus stop to attend the nearby secondary school when the attack occurred
Czechia: EU’s EV charger network plan will probably fail
“Like most other member states, we consider the EP’s proposal to be completely unrealistic,” said a spokesperson for the Ministry of Transport
Europeans must choose republicanism, says Polish PM
During the final session of European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) Warsaw summit, Mateusz Morawiecki called for Europeans to choose republicanism over the centralization of power in the EU to secure their future
Over 100,000 Ukrainian soldiers have died during war, says EU commission president in deleted clip
The EU commission president later deleted a clip of her remarking on Ukrainian casualty numbers
German auction house suspends sale of Kandinsky work stolen from Poland’s national museum
The Grisebach auction house in Berlin suspended the transaction following protest from Polish officials
Germany cannot handle massive migration wave, says anti-Orbán EPP leader Weber
The politician who pushed Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán out of the EPP is now complaining that Germany can’t handle its migrant influx
Mass migration is a ‘part of France’s DNA,’ claims Macron
Despite numerous studies showing migrants cost the French state tens of billions, Macron tries to rewrite history
Meloni slams French and German hypocrisy over strict border control while forcing Italy to accept mass migration
The Italian prime minister also vowed to wrest control of migration from people smugglers
German army faces acute munitions and parts shortage, leaked report claims
Germany only has two days’ worth of heavy munitions should another conflict erise
Heroic goalkeeper Szczęsny comforts tearful son after Poland knocked out of World Cup
Poland lost 3-1 to France in the last 16 of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar despite playing its best game of the tournament
EU investing €3.3 billion in microchip production, aims to control at least fifth of world market
“Chips are one of the most important rapidly developing technologies today, but the European Union currently does not have sufficient capacity to design and manufacture its own advanced chips,” said Czech Industry Minister Jozef Síkela
‘Our borders are sieves’ – Mayor of affluent French town outside Paris blames rising crime on immigration
Even wealthy, smaller towns outside Paris are getting hit hard by migrant crime
EU’s desire to become a ‘debt community’ to pay for Ukraine will ruin Europe for generations, warns Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán
Viktor Orbán warned against Europe bankrupting itself to help Ukraine carry on the war
Kanye West proclaims ‘love’ for Hitler, Twitter slaps rapper with suspension for inciting violence
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”
Polish defense minister: Germany has offered Poland 8 Patriot launchers
The U.S.-made air defense systems would likely be used in western Ukraine to defend both Polish and Ukrainian territory
Recognizing Russian gains from war in Ukraine is straight path to another world war, warns Poland’s president
Europe cannot accept any peace deals with Russia without Ukraine’s consent, warns Andrzej Duda
Hungary, Romania, Greece, and Bulgaria strengthen gas cooperation
The four countries signed an agreement during a meeting in Athens on Thursday
Polish energy giant PKN Orlen buys gas stations in Hungary and Slovakia
The Polish state-owned energy giant is buying up gas stations across Central Europe
Norway and Germany ask NATO to protect underwater gas pipelines
Germany’s government claims Nord Stream 2 may have contributed to the war
EU threatens to shut down Twitter
The EU is waging a war against free speech
Police stations on standby to house inmates in local lock-ups as UK’s prison population soars
Understaffing and overcrowding is proving to be a recipe for disaster for Britain’s penal system
‘Dreadful’ diversity is just about ‘conformity,’ claims ‘singer of the people’ Morrissey
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
Polish-Danish-Norwegian Baltic Pipe gas pipeline reaches full capacity
The pipeline reached its full transmission capacity on Wednesday in the direction of Poland and can now pump up to 10 billion cubic meters of gas per year
Inflation in Poland drops for first time since February
According to PM Mateusz Morawiecki, measures taken by the Polish government have proven effective in combating inflation
New poll offers some good news for Polish conservatives
The newest political party support survey shows that Law and Justice (PiS) has a 12-point advantage over the largest opposition party, Civic Coalition (KO)
Michel Houellebecq says Great Replacement is ‘fact’: ‘I was very shocked that it was called a theory. It’s not a theory, it’s a fact.’
France’s greatest living author says the Great Replacement is a fact
German chancellor falsifies data to defend pro-migration policy
Scholz claims 9 million foreign nationals are employed, but only half of that figure actually have a job
European Commission proposes freezing €7.5 billion of Hungary’s cohesion funds
EU leaders will vote on the matter at the Dec. 19 EU Council summit
Russia deploys deadly Tornado-S rocket launcher in Ukraine
The launcher’s combat power has been compared to that of nuclear weapons
Poland qualifies for World Cup knockouts for first time in 36 years despite loss to Argentina
Poland survives to fight another round in the World Cup in Qatar thanks to heroics from their goalkeeper
Death of Belarus’ foreign minister was actually a Russian assassination, Ukrainian and US sources claim
Many find the official version of Vladimir Makei’s death unlikely, suggesting that Lukashenko could be next
Real wages in Czechia are falling at fastest rate on record, analysis shows
One report predicts there will be an increase in various negative socioeconomic trends between 2022 and 2024
How much influence did Russia have over Polish energy and security decisions? New special committee proposed to investigate allegations
The conservative ruling party in Poland is putting a spotlight on the left-liberal opposition over energy procurement and Russia
Morawiecki and Abascal hope for Poland-Spain World Cup final during Warsaw meeting
The Polish PM and Spain’s conservative party leader, Santiago Abascal, talked football as their national teams prepare for their final group games in the FIFA World Cup
Exorbitant price cap on imported gas proposed by Germany and EU Commission are in Russia’s best interest
Price caps on imported gas and oil were aimed at limiting Russia’s profits, but instead, Germany and the European Commission are trying to block the initiative, writes Polish MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
Much ado about nothing? Hungary is blocking NATO-Ukraine meetings but has been since 2017
Szijjártó says Hungary has not mentioned the issues surrounding the Hungarian minority in Ukraine since the Russian invasion
Hungary snubbed: EU’s von der Leyen refuses to travel to Budapest to announce multi-billion euro recovery plan
The EU continues playing hardball with Hungary
Serbia registers 109,000 illegal immigrants so far this year
The number of migrants residing on the Serbia-Hungarian border is heavily disputed, with some organizations claiming figures are in the thousands
As Germany eases citizenship rules, Sweden tightens them
The previously liberal immigration policy of Sweden appears to be dead in the water under the new center-right administration
2 million migrants set to become citizens overnight as Germany doubles down on Great Replacement
The new German citizenship law will radically transform Germany for generations
Iranian football stars’ families threatened with torture if they refuse to sing national anthem against US: report
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.
After nurses fired across France for refusing Covid-19 vaccine, 71-year-old dies alone on stretcher in hospital hallway
15,000 healthcare workers lost their jobs for refusing to get the Covid-19 vaccine
Eurozone inflation yet to reach its peak, EU central bank head warns
“I would like to see inflation peak in October, but I’m afraid it’s not that far yet,” Christine Lagarde said on Monday
Leicester and Birmingham become first UK cities to have ‘minority majorities’
England’s second city and nearby Leicester have become super-diversity hubs in Britain
Dutch government to close 3,000 farms to comply with EU rules
The government has set aside €24.3 billion to compensate businesses for its planned seizure and closure of private property
Tunisian and Nigerian migrants receive just 3 and 4 years in jail for rape of Ukrainian teen refugee
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
Germany’s claim that it can’t send Patriot air-defense missiles to Ukraine is based on a falsehood, says Polish ambassador to NATO
Donating Patriot systems is solely a matter of an agreement between Berlin and Kyiv, said Polish Ambassador to NATO Tomasz Szatkowski
Polish football star Lewandowski goes viral after gifting his jersey to a ‘secret’ fan
Lewandowski gifted his signed jersey to the fan after a World Cup video went viral
Belgium ‘fed you, gave you jobs’ and you ‘ransack it?’ – Belgian influencer rages after Moroccans riot over World Cup win
“To see such things in our f**king country, in our Belgium, which has taken you in and which you trash as much as possible after winning against Belgium?”
Germany is trying to keep the public in the dark over reparations row, says Polish deputy foreign minister
Arkadiusz Mularczyk revealed that Poland has issued 50 diplomatic notes to members of NATO, the EU, and the Council of Europe to explain Poland’s case
Polish and Spanish conservatives meet in Warsaw to cement alliance, discuss illegal immigration and the war in Ukraine
VOX MEP warns about conservatives embracing the agenda of the left
Arms companies propose making cheap missiles for Ukraine
Boeing plans to use existing U.S. stocks of rocket engines and small bombs
Brussels is burning as the West’s liberalism comes back to haunt it
If the West wants to commit suicide, it should leave Hungary out of it, Magyar Nemzet publicist Tamás Pilhál writes
UK accepts 55% of Albanian asylum seekers compared to France’s 2.3% and Germany’s 0%
Why is Britain accepting so many Albanian asylum applications when the rest of Europe turns them away?
More than 700 shootings in last three years near Swedish primary schools
Schools in Stockholm topped the list of those with the most gang shootings in the last three years
WHO renames monkeypox because of racism
The international health body said the name of the virus had racist undertones
Sweden seeks to revoke permanent residency permits in migrant crackdown
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
Morawiecki and Zelensky reaffirm solidarity during Polish PM’s visit to Kyiv
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki visited Kyiv this weekend and assured Ukraine of continued support from Poland
Italy’s left in shock after pro-migrant MP resigns amid allegations of migrant abuse and fraud
National scandal erupts after news that Italy’s only Black MP is being investigated for fraud and migrant abuse
Cheaper electricity and gas? There will be no lower price caps, says Czechia’s PM
“We are not out of the crisis. We don’t know how long the conflict will last, but we must get rid of our dependence on Russian fossil resources,” Petr Fiala said
The EU doesn’t have to be left-liberal, says former Polish PM
The EU is at a crossroads and does not have to be dominated by the left, according to one of Poland’s top politicians
Germans don’t want a return of Merkel: poll
Merkel still remains more popular than current Chancellor Olaf Scholz