Czech government to tighten benefits system for refugees to discourage welfare tourism
“The refugees will receive food instead of money to discourage people from coming here for money,” claims Czech Interior Minister Vít Rakušan
Iraqi migrant injures 5 in stabbing spree on German train, said to be ‘mentally ill’ despite being on Islamic terrorist watchlist
The perpetrator was committed to a psychiatric hospital and will not be kept in custody for the time being
Czechia wants to organize a European summit that Zelensky would attend
The dialogue with Ukraine should be as intense as possible
EU could cap price of gas if Russia cuts energy, but there are risks
An unnamed official from Germany warned against such a move
Demand for Polish ‘Piorun’ anti-air missiles has skyrocketed
“We receive inquiries from all parts of the world,” disclosed CEO of the MESKO SA company producing Piorun systems
‘A disaster for online privacy’ — EU plans online chat control that would break encryption, mass scan mobile phones across Europe
The EU could be headed towards a complete surveillance state
Salvini: Ukraine war must end before 20 million African migrants head to Europe over food shortages
Salvini warns that fueling the war in Ukraine with more weapons could prolong the conflict, lead to a food crisis in Africa, and eventually a new migrant wave to Europe
Current Czech gas reserves would last until the end of summer if Russia halted supply
The growth rate of Czech gas stocks is among the highest in Europe
Illegal immigrants getting baby formula first despite massive nationwide shortage, say Republican lawmakers
One Republican lawmaker described photos of stacked shelves of baby formula at migrant detention centers, while the rest of the country experiences shortage, as “infuriating” and an example of Biden’s “America last” policy
Czechia to offer refugees holding Hungarian passports transport by train back to Hungary
Roma refugees from Ukraine often have dual citizenship and, as Hungarian citizens, are not entitled to receive help in the Czech Republic
Former Polish deputy minister of defense calls for demilitarization of Kaliningrad
Romuald Szeremietiew says that if Finland and Sweden join NATO there will be a need for the demilitarization of the Kaliningrad enclave
‘If Russia attacks Poland, NATO will come to its defense,’ warns US defense secretary
U.S. Defense Secretary has stated that the NATO alliance “has what it needs” to respond to a Russian attack
Removing unanimity rule would be a ‘big mistake’ and is the next step towards a federal Europe, warns Polish MEP
According to MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk, dropping the right of veto is a cynical game of dominant countries in the EU such as Germany and France
VIDEO: Undercover British journalist attacked by far-left Antifa in street ambush
The documentary voice-over later suggests the violent group was made up of “far-left anti-fascists”
What do Elon Musk, the pope and the Hungarian government have in common?
As birth rates drop precipitously in advanced economies, Elon Musk, Pope Francis, and Viktor Orbán are all raising the alarm
French magazine: Hungary’s anti-migrant wall is now a model for Europe despite past criticisms
In just a few years, 1,200 kilometers of fencing have been erected across Europe
‘The situation may lead to a ghetto’ – Refugee crisis in Prague has city’s mayor warning of ‘fatal’ consequences
“In fact, we are going to build a ghetto here for Ukrainian refugees, which is fatal,” says Prague Mayor Zdeněk Hřib
Polish embassy splattered with red paint in Moscow
After Russia’s ambassador was attacked with red paint, a video of individuals splattered the Polish embassy in Moscow with red paint has emerged
EU lifts mandatory face masks on planes and airports
The mask requirement affected passengers across Europe for more than two years
Czech president allows 103 citizens to join Ukrainian army
The Czech prime minister is expected to co-sign the decision
Nord Stream 2 is dead, says German ambassador to Warsaw
Nord Stream 2, which was supposed to deliver cheap Russian gas to fuel German industry, will likely never be in operation, according to Germany’s top diplomat in Poland
Shock claim: The EU needs just 14 votes to change EU treaties, says former EU commissioner
In a move that would create a political earthquake in Europe, a former EU commissioner advocates changing the EU treaties with a simple majority vote
German left-wing government’s crusade against the right complicated by data showing the left is more violent
Left-wing political violence appears to represent a greater threat in Germany than violence from the right, according to crime data from the country’s own interior ministry
Czech interior minister vows to tackle refugee benefit fraudsters
Vít Rakušan emphasized that dishonesty concerns only hundreds of refugees from Ukraine
Czechia replaces Russia on UN Human Rights Council
Czechia received 157 votes in its favor, while 23 states abstained
Muslim immigration heightens antisemitism in Germany
Muslims in Germany are twice as likely to be antisemitic as German society as a whole
Ukrainian baby boom in Polish hospitals
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, twice as many Ukrainian children were born in Poland compared to the previous year
US ambassador to Warsaw: Poland is a humanitarian superpower
“War in Ukraine brought despair and anger, but the West is united as it never was,” says Mark Brzezinski, U.S. ambassador to Warsaw
Croatia irked by PM Orbán’s remarks about lost Hungarian territory
The Croatian port of Rijeka was previously a part of the Austro-Hungarian empire
‘Berlin wants to rule Europe’ – Push to change EU treaties slammed by Polish conservatives
13 nations have come out against a proposed EU treaty change, which is being viewed as a serious power grab backed by the left-wing governments of France and Germany
France: Rape convict arrested after escaping during day trip to the zoo
The man, convicted for raping a woman at gunpoint, was allowed a trip to the zoo despite already escaping from prison in 2017
Von der Leyen wants to lift unanimous decision-making in the EU, calls for treaty change
“I have always argued that unanimity voting in some key areas no longer makes sense if we want to move faster,” claims Ursula von der Leyen
EU should confiscate Russia’s foreign exchange reserves and use them to rebuild Ukraine, top diplomat claims
The reconstruction of Ukraine will cost hundreds of billions of euros
Czechia warns of return of polio due to migration from Ukraine
“There is no targeted treatment. Only vaccination can prevent it. The disease can result in permanent paralysis or death,” noted Czech physician Lenka Petroušová
380 illegal attempts of crossing Polish-Belarusian border in May already, as year total nears 5,000
Polish Border Guard servicemen are still struggling with various incidents on the border with Belarus
German ministry’s woke definition of ‘being White’ removed after public backlash
German taxpayers are funding a project that has a variety of racist definitions for White and Black people
1 in 4 of Ukrainian refugees of working age are now legally employed in Poland
“We are setting a global standard. There hasn’t been any such an example anywhere,” says Polish minister responsible for war refugees from Ukraine
Russian ambassador to Poland attacked with red paint by Ukrainian journalist
In an interview with portal wPolityce.pl, former Polish ambassador to Ukraine Jan Piekło claimed it was a mistake to allow Ambassador Andreev to remain in Poland after his many provocations against both Poles and Ukrainians
43,000 economic migrants are taking the spots of Ukrainian refugees in Germany
Tens of thousands of economic migrants, who were already safe in countries like Greece where they first registered, are taking up housing from Ukrainian woman and children
Taliban brings back strict Sharia law to Afghanistan, women ordered to wear Islamist burqa when out in public
The Taliban initially claimed that its new regime would be more moderate than the previous one overthrown in 2001
Czechia will push for Ukraine’s EU membership, says foreign minister
It is in EU’s interest to be as close to the rebuilding of Ukraine as possible
German bank chief fears wave of bankruptcies as Ukraine war drags on
“The energy supply in Germany is at risk, supply chains are breaking down, we have high inflation”
Afghan migrant jailed for sexual assaulting 9-year-old boy in France, already deported from Sweden in the past
“You have to consider the cultural difference and the psychological background,” the Afghan migrant’s attorney said. “Where he comes from, pornographic images on cell phones are common.”
‘I have never seen such violence’ – Beninese migrant convicted for nearly killing Swiss woman with a broken bottle, leaving her with 200 stitches and deep psychological trauma
“Every morning when I see my body, I think back to everything. I feel like a monster,” said the young Swiss woman during her attacker’s trial
Polish prosecutors continue to back IKEA employee fired after quoting Bible verse
Public prosecutors are not giving up on the case of a man who was fired after quoting Bible verse in opposition to the company’s LGBT policy
Poll: Majority of Poles feel decline in standard of living due to inflation
In March, prices increased in Poland by 12.3 percent year-on-year, which is the highest inflation level since 1997
Sweden’s political class made a spectacular U-turn on immigration, says prominent Swedish economist
Growing public discontent on the issue of immigration has finally forced the Social-Democratic left and the establishment right to change their previous open borders position
Could this help solve Czechia’s reliance on Russian energy?
“If we are to impose an embargo, it is crucial to guarantee that citizens and companies will have enough oil,” said Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala
Germany will help Czechia replace heavy weapons provided to Ukraine
The joint project concerns the modernization of the Czech army and concrete support to the Ukrainian Armed Forces
Poland hit record-high foreign direct investment in 2021
Foreign direct investment in Poland in 2021 saw an 82 percent increase from the year prior
Slovak parliament refuses to lift immunity for populist former PM Robert Fico
Robert Fico, who was a populist ally of Hungary’s Viktor Orbán while serving as prime minister, has been facing criminal charges since he left power
Poland’s interest rates rise once again
Despite Poland’s interest rate increases, inflation may only get worse
PM Orbán: Banning Russian energy would be ‘historic failure’
Sanctions would also undermine European unity and plunge the continent into economic crisis, writes Viktor Orbán in a letter published in the Financial Times
As Berlin housing crisis grows, one housing association pushes a dramatic solution
Under a new proposal, Germans with more living space could be forced into smaller apartments and houses
US intelligence is helping Ukraine kill Russian generals
According to Ukrainian source, their forces have eliminated a dozen Russian generals since the invasion began
Wild West Germany: Hells Angels biker club shootout with migrant clan leaves 4 wounded, 15 arrests made
Scenes of chaos broke out in the quiet Western German city of Duisburg Wednesday evening
Poland second only to US on aid for Ukraine
According to data produced by the German Institute of World Economy, Poland comes second only to the United States among Western countries in terms of aid for Ukraine
Ukrainians could greatly aid Polish economy, says Polish PM
According to government data, 3.5 million Ukrainians now live in Poland
VIDEO: Illegal immigrant smashes French female police officer’s head into parked car in Paris
Video shows one migrant slamming the policewoman into a car and punching her in the face
France: Nigerian squatters terrorize 60 residents into leaving their homes in Marseille
The squatters are ultra-violent among themselves and are often fighting with machetes, describe residents who fled the area
Gender quotas: EU parliament votes to make women 50% of all candidates in European elections
The EU parliament vote could transform European politics around a radical gender quota mandate and centralize EU elections rules away from nation-states

Leaders of Lithuania congratulate Poland on Constitution Day
The President of Lithuania Gitanas Nauseda, in the letter to President of Poland Andrzej Duda, declared that Lithuania was proud of enacting the Constitution together with Poland 231 years ago
Berlin clan seeks vigilante revenge after member stabbed to death, fears of a clan war grow
Bad blood between Middle Eastern migrant clans could provoke a clan war

‘You dream of bloodstained Russian rubles’ – Polish MEP slams EU parliament sanctions push amid Ukraine war
Polish MEPs slammed the ruling liberal majority in the European Parliament for debating allegations about Poland violating the rule of law even as Poland struggles with a Ukrainian refugee crisis
Ukraine accuses Hungary of being ‘pre-warned’ about Russian invasion, threatens ‘consequences’ after the war
Tensions between Hungary and Ukraine were already strained before the war
‘Barking at the gates of Russia’ – Poland angered over Pope Francis saying NATO likely provoked Russia into war
Many Poles, who are fiercely opposed to Russia, are angered over the Pope’s remarks that greatly imply that NATO provoked Russia into war
As Wokeism grows, Christians will respond and become ever more politically conservative
In an exclusive interview, esteemed academic Dr. David Engels speaks to Remix News about the current state of play across the European political landscape, offering his thoughts on the long-lasting effect of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the political consequences this may have for Europe, and the continuing role of Christianity across the continent
Can Germany feed itself? War in Ukraine leads to worries about empty supermarket shelves
The war in Ukraine and shortsighted policy decisions about the country’s agricultural sector present real risks going forward
Roma refugees refuse Czech accommodation offer, set up camp near Brno train station
“This is a group of people who have complete temporary protection. However, they refused the offered accommodation,” stated a police spokesman
Denmark will rent 300 prison cells in Kosovo for deported migrant criminals
The agreement is designed to prevent criminal migrants from ever returning to Denmark
Czechia can support EU boycott of Russian oil by year’s end, says industry minister
Brussels is planning an embargo on Russian oil imports, but not all member states are in agreement
UEFA announces latest ban on Russian teams from football tournaments, renders its application to host 2028 or 2032 Euros ‘ineligible’
Russian teams will be banned from all football tournaments for the foreseeable future, and the country’s application to host the European Championships has been denied
69% of tested migrant minors are actually adults, according to Belgian government agency
Study after study in Europe shows that a majority of “unaccompanied migrant minors” are actually adults
Germany transfers child benefits worth €459 million to foreign countries
As Germans struggle to pay food and rent bills, hundreds of millions in child benefit payments are flowing outside the country
Czech weapons flow into Ukraine
The Czech Republic sent ammunition, small arms, and heavy equipment
Thousands of troops will take part in massive Defender Europe 2022 exercises on NATO’s eastern flank
Poland will be one of the main host countries for the U.S.-led military exercises
After Russia cuts gas to Poland, the Polish-Lithuanian gas pipeline is activated
On May 1, the Polish-Lithuanian gas interconnector GIPL became active, adding to Poland’s energy security
‘Poland and Europe are now passing the real test of maturity,’ says PM Morawiecki on the anniversary of Poland’s EU membership
Poland and nine other European countries, including Hungary, Czech Republic and the Baltic states, joined the EU on May 1, 2004
VIDEO: May Day riots rock Paris
May Day riots have become a “tradition” in France, but this year featured more violence than demonstrations in the recent past
65% of Poles back supplying Ukraine with tanks and heavy artillery
An opinion poll in Poland shows there is mass support among its people for sending Ukraine heavy weaponry such as tanks and heavy artillery
After Muslim riots in Sweden, Swedish PM says integration has failed, immigrants fuel gang crime
“Segregation has gone so far that we have parallel societies in Sweden. We live in the same country, but different realities,” states Magdalena Andersson
Viktor Orbán included on ultra-nationalist ‘enemies of Ukraine’ kill list
There are worries the Ukrainian government may be covertly supporting a kill list that includes Hungary’s prime minister and foreign minister
‘90% of people observe Ramadan here’ – Prisoners in France share cooking recipes for Muslim holy month on TikTok
According to the justice ministry, approximately 26% of the French prison population requested special accommodation during Ramadan
Swedish police: Illegal Afghan migrant raped woman then threw her down a mine shaft
Despite previous convictions and living in Sweden illegally, the man was never deported
Hepatitis outbreak strikes young European children, UK hit hardest
Scientists are still uncertain what is behind the outbreak
Czech PM assures of sufficient energy reserves for now following Russia’s gas cut-off to Poland and Bulgaria
Oil and nuclear fuel reserves in Czechia will last for three months and up to three years respectively
Poland’s ruling party seems to be passing war test, but economic difficulties could mean challenges ahead
Political scientist Artur Wróblewski tells the wPolityce portal that the present poll ratings for Poland’s Law and Justice (PiS) party are very encouraging but warns they do not guarantee success in the election next year
Former Ukrainian president Yushchenko hails Poland as ‘new leader in Europe’
Yushchenko revealed he was watching with fascination the situation in Europe and its leaders’ transformation in their stance towards Russia and Vladimir Putin
Polish government reaches truce with union over air traffic controllers’ pay
Polish authorities have signed an agreement with the air traffic controllers union which means that air traffic controllers will remain in work and there will be no closing of the sky over Poland
Baltic Pipe will be completed on time, says Polish deputy PM who promises energy security despite cut-off from Russia
After Russia cut off its gas for Poland, Polish authorities assure that they are well prepared for such a scenario
EU chief slams Russia’s gas ‘blackmail,’ insists bloc is ready to respond
“Our response will be immediate, united, and coordinated. We will ensure that Gazprom’s decision has the least possible impact on EU consumers,” Ursula von der Leyen said
‘We are free of Russian gas!’ Polish PM Morawiecki praises government’s energy diversification program after Russia turns off the taps
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has hailed the fact that Poland no longer has to worry about Russian gas supplies despite Gazprom’s decision to stop supplying Poland via the Yamal gas pipeline
WATCH: Antifa beats woman in German clothing store, coordinates attacks in multiple cities
“I just thought, okay, you have a child, you have to survive this,” said the young mother about the beating she received
‘A return to the Middle Ages’ – If Russia cuts gas deliveries, Czechia could be in serious trouble
The Czech Republic is 98 percent dependent on Russian gas, which means any cut could be catastrophic
Thanks to Poland, Germany could gain independence from Russian oil
Intensive Polish-German consultations are underway regarding the possibility of delivering oil to Germany using Polish pipelines

Securing EU’s border top priority for Czechia’s EU presidency, says interior minister
Czech and Austrian interior ministers met to discuss border security issues
Germany: Deutsche Bahn must offer third gender option for train tickets, court rules
The ruling came after a lawsuit filed by a woman who describes herself as “non-binary”
Only half of Czechs perceive the media as free
Although trust in the press is lower in Visegrád Group countries, it is still slightly higher than in the United States
Italian city plans controversial social credit system
Italians could be rewarded for ‘good behavior,’ but questions have been raised about how legal the whole project is