Poles invest very conservatively and half do not invest at all
War in neighboring Ukraine and high inflation contribute to Poles investing less
Despite war losses, Russian military might remains largely unchanged, says Estonian minister
Western “war fatigue” is a real threat to Ukraine
Crisis-hit Moldova is now importing 90% of its electricity supplies from Romania
Moldova, which is highly dependent on Russian energy, shares its entire power infrastructure with Ukraine
World Cup riots rock Belgium: Moroccan fans celebrate shock victory by burning cars, clashing with police
Riots also rocked the Netherlands, which has a large Moroccan population as well
London mayor announces ‘crippling’ high-emission vehicle charge to cover whole of London despite 80% opposing move in public consultation
Motorists traveling inside the boundary of Greater London will be hit with a daily charge of nearly €15
Jordanian national accused of rape at French hospital had 13 different identities and was subject to 3 expulsion orders
He still had a request for asylum pending at the time of the attack
Czechia could accept tens of thousands of Ukrainian refugees, says interior minister
Vít Rakušan warned, however, that the country must also know the limits of its social and healthcare systems to ensure they do not become saturated
Polish scientist selected as reserve astronaut by European Space Agency
Sławosz Uznański beat over 22,000 candidates from Europe and is among the astronauts who may go on a mission to the International Space Station (ISS) and the moon
Poland has a budget surplus for now but public finances are under pressure
The state’s coffers are still swelling from revenues exceeding expenditures, but the forecasts call for a budget deficit by the end of the fiscal year
‘We’re worried someone will get killed’ – Swedish ambulance workers threaten to stop serving no-go zones
Sweden’s no-go zones are leaving some ambulance workers fearing for their lives
Size of British Army to hit 200-year low, only sufficient to ‘stay at home and tootle around,’ warns defense secretary
The British Army will soon have just 72,500 soldiers, the lowest figure since the Napoleonic Wars
Poland blocks European Commission’s proposed price cap on Russian oil
Poland argues the proposed cap is too high and will not put pressure on Russia to end the war
Germany rejects Poland’s proposal to donate Patriots to Ukraine
The surface-to-air defense system cannot be deployed to non-NATO Ukraine without uniform NATO consent, says Germany
Slovak PM and Orbán bury hatchet on football scarf issue
The Hungarian PM now has a Slovakian football scarf
Migrant groups have hours-long shootout south of Hungarian border in Serbia
Police eventually took some 50 migrants into custody
Celtic gold treasure theft in Germany linked to organized crime gang
The material value of the coins is estimated at $1 million but are “irreplaceable” according to archaeological experts
Swiss captain rejects German team’s moral preaching at World Cup
Switzerland’s team captain says he is at the World Cup to play football and not to “hand out lessons”
Conservatives call for Tory party to be ‘wiped out’ as UK net migration hits record 504,000
Net migration into Britain is 170,000 higher than the country’s previous annual record
Poland’s voting system set for big changes before next election
In order to increase participation and transparency, the proposed bill increases the number of polling stations and changes the way votes are counted
Czech PM Fiala: We will discuss PM Orbán’s ‘Greater Hungary’ scarf at Visegrád Four meeting
“The meeting of the V4 prime ministers, which will take place tomorrow, is the first in a long time,” noted Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala on Wednesday
European Parliament has become a vehicle for left-wing ideology, says senior Polish MEP
The EU is turning its back on millions of people, says Polish MEP Ryszard Legutko
EU is demanding we violate our own constitution, says Polish ruling party leader
The EU is threatening to cut €110 billion in funding to Poland
A record 100,000 illegal immigrants have come to Austria, and why that’s now a big problem for Romania and Bulgaria
Austria’s problems with illegal migration are now big problems for Romania and Bulgaria
EU sanctions on Russia blew €10 billion hole in Hungarian budget
While sanctions have not crippled Russia’s ability to wage war, they are certainly harming Hungarians
77% of French say government is ‘failing’ to control immigration
Latest polling shows a strong political divide in views on immigration
Hungarian opposition parties benefited from €4.4 million in foreign funding ahead of general election, declassified secret service report reveals
An official report published by the Hungarian secret service links payments made by a U.S. non-profit, which has close ties to the Democratic Party and critics of the Hungarian government, to a movement founded by Hungarian opposition politician Péter Márki-Zay
German national football team cover their mouths in protest against banning of LGBT armband
The national team produced the gesture ahead of their shock 2-1 defeat to Japan in their opening World Cup fixture in Qatar
Austrian town revolts against federal government
One Austrian town is making a stand against the government, but will this revolt spread?
VIDEO: Man heckles US soldiers in Polish mall, accuses them of being spreaders of ‘sodomy,’ and claims it’s ‘America’s no. 1 export’
The unidentified man also told the U.S. soldiers that they are in ‘White country’ and should stay away from the White women
French coastguard could be criminally liable after ‘ignoring drowning migrants’ in English Channel
The leaked report to French newspaper Le Monde proves to be difficult reading
Germany: Millions of euros of Celtic gold stolen during massive heist in Bavarian museum
The investigators assume there is a connection with the sabotage of several fiber optic lines, which led to the failure of the telephone and Internet connections around Manching
Italians who refuse job offers to have social benefits revoked, says Meloni
“We’ll keep helping those who can’t work. For the others it will be abolished,” Meloni announced
Pope Francis sacks all Caritas leaders amid harassment allegations
All Caritas Internationalis operations will be led by a temporary administrator
Russian prankster impersonating President Macron spoke to Polish president following missile explosion in Poland
Russian pranksters tricked Polish President Andrzej Duda into believing he was speaking with French President Emmanuel Macron
French interior minister labels Italy an ‘enemy’ of France after migration row
France’s interior minister is using very undiplomatic language to describe Italy
‘Stereotypes about Central and Eastern Europeans being lesser countries are fading,’ says Poland’s NATO ambassador
Poland’s military might and its humanitarian aid to Ukraine is changing perceptions in the West
Poland to purchase French satellites from Airbus for military use
French-made observation satellites, able to provide high-quality photographs, will be used by the Polish military in a €1 billion contract
Over 300 German cities want more migrants despite crisis in housing and schools
Most municipalities complain of being overburdened, but some still want more foreigners
French people moving towards becoming a minority, and it will have ‘serious’ consequences, warns French-Algerian author and former politician
“The French government is making a series of decisions that go against the French population and its life, with (society) itself having a majority against immigration,” says Malika Sorel-Sutter
Hungarian police release footage of people smugglers firing shots during wild car chase
People smugglers shot at Hungarian police officers during a high-speed vehicle chase
Four more neighbors of Hungary decry Orbán’s ‘Greater Hungary’ football scarf
Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, and Croatia expressed various degrees of anger
Germany’s migration policy is ‘from the madhouse,’ says FDP deputy leader about his own coalition government
Germany’s left-wing coalition government shows more signs of fracturing
Polish components will power Indian electric vehicles
Polish Elimen Group and Indian Flash Electronics have partnered to meet the growing expectations of the electronic vehicle market
Migrant with deportation order convicted for sexually assaulting 3 underage boys in Paris
The attacker was under the influence of alcohol and cocaine
Czechia, Hungary and Romania at risk of currency crisis, warns Japanese financial group
Vulnerabilities in emerging market currencies are now at their highest level in more than 20 years, according to the report
‘Poland can’t take in what is wrong and harmful from the West,’ says Polish conservative leader Kaczyński
Poland’s Law and Justice (PiS) will do everything in its power to stop leftists groups from “terrorizing schools,” says the head of the country’s ruling conservative party
Hungary calls for sanctions on Russian energy to be lifted, top diplomat accuses EU’s Borrell of lying
“So Russia is generating record revenues, while we in Europe are paying a sanction surcharge for energy and suffering sanction inflation”
Romania irked by PM Orbán’s football scarf depicting ‘Greater Hungary’
The map of Greater Hungary still reminds Hungarians today of the territories lost after the WWI
Germany to deliver Patriot air defense missile systems to Poland
Poland is pleased with Germany’s decision to send state-of-the-art missiles to Poland
World Cup: England, Germany, the Netherlands, and other teams back down from wearing pro-LGBT ‘One Love’ armband in Qatar
The pro-LGBT “One Love” armband was effectively banned at the World Cup
UN, think tanks promote 60 million migrants for ‘aging’ EU by 2050
The EU claims the Great Replacement is a conspiracy theory, but the UN claims Europe needs to accept 60 million migrants by 2050, mostly from Africa
‘I killed your daughter’ – Afghan migrant tells French father he murdered his 19-year-old daughter during phone call
“She loved to laugh, she loved everything, she loved life”
Czechia’s frightening increase in food prices
On Oct. 4, all supermarkets in Germany raised the price of sugar, and Czech retailers simply copied the price of their neighbors
No good deed unpunished: Afghan migrant stabs 73-year-old man 30 times after being allowed to stay at his apartment in Paris
The elderly man was stabbed 30 times in the face and neck
Polish officials outraged after Ukraine appoints deputy foreign minister who praised WWII-era nationalist responsible for killing tens of thousands of Poles
Poland is outraged after Ukraine appoints a foreign affairs official who has openly admired a Ukrainian nationalist tied to the massacre of Polish civilians
Polish refineries produce huge amounts of diesel, helping drive down fuel prices
Poland is also now the largest oil exporter to Ukraine
‘Polish army must be strong, so it does not have to be used in a war,’ says Polish PM
Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki underlined the current objectives of the government regarding Poland’s security and some of the looming threats
Poland tells Russia it’s not allowed to send top diplomat to upcoming OSCE meeting
Poland will not allow Russia’s top diplomat to attend an upcoming OSCE meeting
Italy: Salvini’s League party to offer couples €20,000 for church wedding
Italy’s demographic situation is dire, but will more marriages help reverse the trend?
Last-minute U-turn sees alcohol banned from World Cup stadiums in Qatar
Alcohol will still be available for purchase in the corporate seats
Czech MEP after returning from the border: Afghans pretend to be Syrians, Frontex can’t save us
“We keep berating Frontex, especially in the European Parliament, but it simply can’t save us with its few hundred employees,” said Czech MEP Tomáš Zdechovský
French government slammed after 26 of 44 Ocean Viking minors escape migrant center
Marine Le Pen said the French government had once again been humiliated after more than half the unaccompanied minors to disembark the Ocean Viking have given their supervisors the slip
Does the cultural left want to destroy Tolkien’s work?
The high-budget TV series produced by Amazon Studios completely fails to capture the spirit of Tolkien’s literature and “the story itself is as far away from Tolkien as possible,” says Belgian historian and expert on Tolkien David Engels
Is your food safe? Europol cracks down on crime networks repackaging expired meat and selling rotten tuna
Europol officers seized rotten tuna and illegal alcohol that can cause blindness
Beauty shots: Germany’s Green Party economics minister wants €400,000 for personal photographers
The Ministry notes that it has a duty to “inform the citizens transparently about their work and appointments”
Another sign Europe’s conservative alliance between Hungary, Poland, and Czechia is dead
Conservatives across Europe are split over the war in Ukraine, with the Visegrád Four (V4) increasingly looking like an alliance only in name
Polish justice minister confronts PM Morawiecki over EU blocking funds
Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro has publicly thrown down the gauntlet to PM Mateusz Morawiecki over why the EU is still blocking Poland’s funds as rumors swirl that Ziobro is being forced to leave the government
World Cup: F-16 jets escort Polish national team as they take off to Qatar
Polish F-16 fighter jets escorted the Polish national football team to the Polish border as they flew out to Qatar for the FIFA 2022 World Cup
First Polish electric car to be produced in cooperation with Chinese multinational
Poland is closer to beginning the production of its own electric car called Izera
U.S. soldiers detained in Budapest after pub brawl with tourists
Security guards were unable to contain the highly trained troops
UK Conservative party backs mass immigration, but Tory MPs don’t want it in their constituencies
The reality with the Conservative parliamentary party, with mass migration unlikely to be reduced to a level the majority of Brits will find satisfactory, is that it appears to be the case among the party’s MPs of “immigrants for thee, but not for me”
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“There are new victims all the time. Immigration is not questioned, and neither is the justice system.”
Hotelier refuses £1 million offer from Home Office to house asylum seekers
The hotel boss accused the government of “becoming disruptors in the hotel industry”
Rejected asylum seeker attacks and injures 2 French border officers
The perpetrator became aggressive when officers discovered his asylum claim had been rejected
‘Made in Poland’ detection equipment plays major role in US Artemis space mission
The Institute of Nuclear Physics in Kraków and VIGO Photonics, a Polish company, supplied equipment for the Artemis mission that aims to deliver astronauts to the moon
Asylum seeker accused of rape in UK has ‘gone missing’ after being moved from one migrant hotel to another
The Metropolitan Police and the U.K. Home Office are both insisting the other was responsible for escorting the suspect to his new accommodation
Hungary mulls buying Israeli Iron Dome air defense system
In view of Tuesday’s rocket incident in Poland, missile defense is a hot topic
Austria, Hungary, and Serbia set up joint border defense force
The goal is to stop migrants from entering the EU through Serbia
Polish President Andrzej Duda hosted CIA Director William Burns in Warsaw
President Andrzej Duda emphasized that there is nothing to suggest that the missile incident in eastern Poland was an intentional attack on his country
Poles show highest support ever for building nuclear power plant
Poland plans to build three nuclear plants, which could bring the country closer to energy independence
Russian economy officially in recession as sanctions start biting
A souring economy may hamper Russia’s ability to wage war
UK refugee charity calls for ban on naming migrant hotels
The charity’s call for anonymity regarding where new arrivals are situated raises concerns over public safety after a number of incidents involving a small minority of asylum seekers being reported by local authorities and MPs
Italian PM is right to refuse migrant boats, says Le Pen as she slams hypocritical French government
The French conservative politician stood in solidarity with Italian PM Giorgia Meloni for her hard-line stance on illegal immigration
France: North African migrant indicted for raping two women in the middle of the street under threat of knife
An individual suspected of having assaulted two students returning from a party was remanded into custody
German meat industry warns of empty supermarket shelves, another 40% jump in meat prices
“The current federal government would like to abolish animal husbandry and switch the diet in Germany to vegetables and oatmeal,” says Hubert Kelliger, head of group sales at the large butcher Westfleisch
First part of electronic barrier on Polish-Belarusian border activated
Poland’s Border Guard Authority has now completed the first part of the electronic barrier on a 21-kilometer-long route along the Polish-Belarusian border
French football captain refuses to wear LGBT wristband during World Cup
“If we welcome foreigners, we also want them to respect our culture,” said French goalkeeper Hugo Lloris
Polish car companies compete with Czechia, Slovakia and Germany for Ukrainian workers
As Europe’s automotive industry ramps up production, many of the Ukrainians needed to meet production quotas are fighting in the war
Poland likely hit by Ukrainian missile that failed to intercept Russian missile
Despite initial claims that Russia hit Poland with rockets, it appears such claims were false
Two-thirds of French want stricter immigration policy, new poll shows
Poll after poll shows the French want a stricter immigration policy
German state television likens Musk to Nazi propaganda minister Goebbels
The swastika was replaced with Twitter birds in a satirical image posted by the German public broadcaster ZDF
Inflation still on the rise in Poland reaching 17.9 percent
The newest data on inflation in Poland reveals the highest levels since 1996
Romanian man makes €11,000 per month housing Ukrainian refugees
The man from Timisoara has been hosting 26 Ukrainian refugees in a two-story house
Hungary calls for calm after missiles hit Poland and oil supply through key pipeline was suspended
Defense Minister Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky confirmed PM Viktor Orbán had convened the Defence Council in the wake of the events
Trump launches US presidential bid for 2024
The former U.S. president announced his third presidential bid from his Florida home, Mar-a-Lago
US official: Russian missiles hit NATO member Poland, killing 2
Poland is claiming that a missile that killed two citizens came from Russia, a claim backed by a senior US intelligence official on Tuesday evening
France to expel 44 migrants from Ocean Viking rescue ship, says French interior minister
Of the 234 migrants on board the humanitarian vessel, just 60 will be allowed to claim asylum in France, with the remaining eligible for asylum to be relocated across Europe
Why was Germany’s AfD party suspended from Twitter?
The political party had tweeted criticism of the German government’s asylum policy and was forced to delete two posts
UK is too welcoming to migrants, Calais mayor claims
Natacha Bouchart remained skeptical as to the effect Monday’s new migration deal between the British and French governments will have in addressing the ongoing issue
1 in 3 key Polish employees plan to return to Poland from the UK
A deteriorating financial situation, discrimination, low wages, job insecurity, and dangerous workplaces are among the main reasons for Poles to leave Britain, according to a study by British researchers