Poland’s former foreign minister believes that outgoing German chancellor Angela Merkel was always actively working against Polish interests
Supporters of the conservative CDU/CSU union will miss Merkel the most, while supporters of AfD will miss her the least
Several illegal migrants who tried to cross the Polish-Belarusian border were in possession of photos of child pornography, zoophilia, decapitations, and materials proving connections with terrorist organizations and Russia
The lower chamber of American Congress has passed new sanctions against all subjects engaged with the Nord Stream 2 project
Tulsi Gabbard’s plea to secure the border comes after Biden floods U.S. with tens of thousands of illegal immigrants
While the Polish economy nips at the heels of wealthy countries, Polish GDP per capita remains below regional and EU averages
“The European Union will sooner or later fall apart,” said SPD leader Tomio Okamura during the debate
The East-West divide in Europe on the issue of same-sex marriage becomes more stark
“A friend told me that it was easy to get to Germany via Minsk,” said one of the migrants
Wałęsa lost the case, but the Warsaw district court rejected historian Sławomir Cenckiewicz’s motion that former president of Poland should pay a fine as a compensation
The unity of the Visegrád Four alliance is increasingly strained over the Polish-Czech dispute
With France paying 100 percent of healthcare costs for illegal immigrants, the massive strain on the French budget is starting to show
Germany will not carry out its foreign policy regarding Poland as aggressively after the Bundestag elections because there will no longer be such a dominant party in Germany, believes Editor-in-Chief of Gazeta Polska Tomasz Sakiewicz
The international community must join forces to avert a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and continue to fight terrorism, says Kulhánek
The gas transmission system operators of the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, and Germany plan to build a hydrogen corridor from Ukraine across Central Europe
The Left Party, Hamburg university Associations, and left-wing extremists wanted to “finish off” CDU leader Armin Laschet
According to Babiš, mass and uncontrolled migration to Europe is contradictory to the sustainability of European society
The Polish Border Guard has published photos made by illegal migrants in Belarus who enjoyed a few days in Minsk prior to their transfer to the Polish border
Children are now able to access gender reassignment drugs without parental consent in the United Kingdom
Under pressure from the European Commission and Polish government, the Świętokrzystkie region’s local parliament repealed its two-year-long official opposition to the spreading of LGBT ideology
An at least partial relocation of production from Asia to Poland and Central Europe will take place by 2030, states the latest report by the Polish Economic Institute (PIE)
Polish companies are signing a slew of deals to develop nuclear and renewable energy projects in the country during a time of rising energy prices
While Germany pushes for more migrants, which have often cost the state billions to integrate with poor results, countries like Japan are pushing technology, automation and robotics in order to make up for any shortfalls in labor
As with many other migrants who have entered Germany and other European nations, the Somali chargd with three counts of murder lied about his real age, according to German authorities
All politicians included in the debate agreed on anti-immigration rhetoric
In the past, however, Bartoš made it known that he had no problem with what he calls “Muslim Europe”
As a historian and political scientist, Jerzy Targalski warned against Russian attempts to drive a wedge between the Three Seas, reminisces journalist and expert on Eastern affairs and former student of Targalski, Grzegorz Kuczyński
Czech PM Babiš brought two heated tents and ten army tents as gifts for Hungarian border patrol officers
Brussels bureaucrats appear to be certain of a radical electoral shift to the left in the largest European member states, and it will then be time to push compulsory migrant quotas, writes Daniel Deme for Remix News
Poland continues to between a rock and a hard place over whether to promote values shared by a majority of Poles or appease the EU, which is threatening to cut funding to Poland over ideological differences
Poland’s president uses his speech at the United Nations to address Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, and the Covid-19 crisis
A major candidate in the French presidential elections has warned of civil war in the country, but he is not the only one
The East-West divide on the issue of same-sex marriage is only expected to deepen as the EU puts the issue at the top of its agenda
No other political party in Germany is so often the victim of attacks as the AfD
The divide over the issue of same-sex marriage is a stark one in Sweden’s largest Church
The Financial Times calls the economic rise of Czechia and other Eastern European countries a “forgotten success”
The network allowed migrants to choose their destination country almost “à la carte”
As Belarus steps up pressure on Poland, the government’s tough measures at the border appear to mirror the public mood on the topic
According to unofficial reports, PiS politicians are upset that Czechia’s complaint to the European Court of Justice over the Turów lignite mine has resulted in the court’s decision to fine Poland €500,000 per day
Robert Lewandowski beat both Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo in the 2020/2021 season with 41 goals scored for FC Bayern Munich
Recent numbers of people trying to get on boats from France to the United Kingdom have reached record levels
We are doing our utmost to ensure that aid is not misused and goes directly to people in need, commented Foreign Minister Jakub Kulhánek
Nearly 20 percent of illegal migrants are testing positive for Covid-19, yet the Biden administration refuses to mandate vaccines to this at-risk group despite mandating them for U.S. citizens
Soros is compared to Satan and characterized as destroyer of civilizations in Chinese state media
Slovakia’s defense minister critiques his own army while pointing to the Czech army’s much higher vaccination rate
The Polish government says it is willing to pay a massive daily fine to keep its Turów coal mine running
Along with Lithuania and Estonia, Poland had a 5 percent inflation rate in August 2021, putting it at the very top of the EU
In recent years, there has been a number of headline-grabbing sexual assault cases involving torture in Sweden
Minister of the interior Mariusz Kamiński has announced that an additional 500 soldiers will be deployed on the border
The writer wants parents to give their children only approved French names
The number of spectators was limited due to the coronavirus pandemic
In the main Time Out ranking of the best cities published earlier, Prague placed seventh
The Civic Platform’s most recent convention reveals the political discord present within the party
Jurečka was forced to mitigate his statement after reactions on social media
Parliament’s internal investigation put on hold while police dig deeper into foreign-born MP
The prime minister pointed out that the recent assault on the Polish priest in Northern Poland was only one example of the increasingly numerous acts of violence against priests and Catholics
The tactic of using “little green men” may have become a standard within the strategy of the Russian Armed Forces
Since the start of September 2021, the Polish Border Guard has recorded more than 4,000 attempts to illegally cross Poland’s border with Belarus
Pro-LGBT, pro-migration Western European countries are not safe places for the LGBT community
Someone is doing all the talking on behalf of Viktor Orbán’s challenger.
President Miloš Zeman underwent a thorough medical examination
Ambassador Bartosz Cichocki believes that the political and security situation in Central-Eastern Europe is deteriorating
North Rhine-Westphalia leaders hint that the planned attack was probably Islamist-motivated
Emmanouil Fragkos believes that as long as the European Commission is leftist, then all countries that fulfill its orders will have problems with illegal migration
The French Greens continue with their speed limit reduction plans, even though, according to a comprehensive study, reducing vehicle speeds significantly increases harmful emissions
The amount of money Denmark paid to the UK to take in Afghan interpreters remains undisclosed
The Law and Justice (PiS) leader declared that Poland wants to be in the European Union while also retaining its status as a sovereign state
Pope Francis, who had been on a four-day visit to Slovakia since Sunday, left the country on Wednesday afternoon
According to Abdeslam, François Hollande knew the risks he was taking by attacking the Islamic State in Syria
The EU army could become a reality, with the European Commission president using Afghanistan as a pretext for a centralized military
Eighty-two years ago, on Sept. 15, 1939, American photographer Julien Bryan appealed to US President Franklin D. Roosevelt via radio to send aid to Warsaw, which was besieged by Nazi Germany’s armed forces
Russia carries out massive helicopter landing operation as part of large-scale military exercises
The leader of EU nations featuring endemic homophobic violence are directing their ire at Hungary and Poland, where there are virtually no physical attacks against LGBT people
We have prioritized increased diversity in the orchestra, says the company’s director
Germany’s national-conservative party has consistently targeted with automobile arson attacks
Moscow warns that the arrest at the Prague airport will not happen without a response
Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Muller said he believes that the EU’s pressure exacted on Poland through blackmail using EU funds should not be taking place
Zeman has been in a military hospital several times in recent years
The European Commission’s ‘Fit for 55’ plan entails gigantic and unjustified social and economic costs, according to former Polish PM and PiS MEP Beata Szydło
According to reports, Poland is one of the potential locations for Intel’s massive investment to build eight chip factories in an EU state worth €80 billion
In the evaluation of digital security, Czechia is the second best after Greece
In the last five years, only a fifth of people who were not entitled to reside in the EU have been returned to their countries of origin
Poland’s gas energy needs will grow 50 percent by 2030, but Poland is looking to Norway to fulfill much of its energy needs
The perpetrator was investigated in the past for several assaults and two cases of rape
Poland, Lithuania and Latvia have been affected by the same kind of hybrid attack from Belarus and must jointly respond to the threat, says the Polish defense minister
The Polish Border Guard recorded 509 attempts to illegally cross the Polish-Belarusian border on Saturday and Sunday
Czech interior minister admits that his country might resume border controls if necessary
The head of the Catholic Church warns against internal slavery in his first speech in Slovakia
Germany has the fourth-largest diaspora of Afghans with more than a quarter of a million Afghans living there
The Czech Republic recognizes the same top risks as many other countries in the form of migration and terrorism
Newly released government report has revealed that individuals with immigrant backgrounds living in Sweden are vastly overrepresented among criminal suspects.
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Warsaw to reflect on 16 years of partnership between Poland and Germany
The battle for Poland is taking place not only in the chambers of parliament but also in the area of prayer, says historian professor Andrzej Nowak
Sharks are not mindless killing machines, marine biologists argue
The former EU commissioner is the symbol of European conservatism’s decline
The risk is assessed based on the level of a particular biomarker in the patient
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announced a billion-dollar military purchase from Russia and called for the EU to abolish its sanctions on Belarus in a sign that tensions will remain heightened between Belarus and neighboring countries
Until now, contraception has only been free of charge for girls under 18 years of age
