Nord Stream sabotage theory pushed by US and Germany has major holes
The theory that a “pro-Ukrainian” team, whose names all remain a mystery, blew up the Nord Stream pipelines with a small yacht is already being questioned by the German press
The theory that a “pro-Ukrainian” team, whose names all remain a mystery, blew up the Nord Stream pipelines with a small yacht is already being questioned by the German press
Petr Pavel dismisses the idea the Visegrád Group is functioning as a political alliance
Bence Rétvári claimed it is the people smugglers who now determine who becomes a European resident
Gary Lineker will return to Britain’s screens on Saturday to present “Match of the Day” after the BBC caved to the considerable public fallout over his suspension
“Hungary is an example for Europe in terms of freedom”
Pope Francis: “The battlefield is Ukraine. Everybody is fighting there.”
Anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland’s Wrocław may be high due to the rapidly growing share of the Ukrainian population in the city
Both warring sides’ economies could remain operational for years, but Ukraine’s survival rides on foreign support
Poland is set to have Europe’s biggest tank force and biggest army west of Ukraine
The appeal comes in response to recent accusations made against the late pope, including allegations of covering up cases of sexual abuse of minors in the Church
Marijuana and weapons were seized in a joint drug bust by Polish and Spanish police forces
Prof. Maciej Górecki is blaming coverage by some media outlets of a pedophile scandal for the suicide of an MP’s son who was reportedly a victim
The SPD youth wing called for trial days where men would be banned from the festivals due to a growing rise in sexual assaults
Mark Brzeziński was “invited” to the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs to discuss a film hostile to Saint John Paul II broadcast by an American-owned TV channel in Poland
Hungarian fans say they were humiliated
After the drowning deaths of migrants in the Mediterranean, Meloni’s government tightens immigration laws
Emergency app warns citizens to take shelter after mass shooting inside church in Germany
Orbán also discussed Hungary’s national budget, the construction of gas-powered plants, and the state of the country’s automotive sector
The father of four arrived in France just six months ago but already has a domestic violence conviction on top of sexually assaulting three teen girls
Are claims of “xenophobia” being used to shut down dissent over Germany’s immigration crisis?
A search is still underway after shocking Antifa attacks in Hungary that sent innocent people to the hospital
In addition to its contract for the latest Abrams model, Poland signed a $1.4 billion contract for the purchase of 116 used M1A1 Abrams tanks
Poland’s leader says that Ukraine will also receive F-16s in the future
Poland’s environment minister said there is a growing number of countries saying in private that an EU ban on combustion engines is untenable
A Hungarian delegation of MPs traveled to Stockholm and Helsinki this week for talks
Swiss neutrality laws prevent the country from sending arms to countries directly involved in conflicts, but some members of the Swiss parliament want the government to approve re-export requests from Western allies for Swiss-made weapons
An increasing number of Germans are turning their backs on institutional religion
Turkish President Erdoğan has insisted his country will not approve Sweden’s NATO membership while the country allows the burning of the Quran in public demonstrations
Reports in the New York Times and Germany’s Die Zeit newspaper suggest a small team of pro-Ukraine saboteurs was responsible for the attack
U.K. Home Secretary Suella Braverman claimed “fair and patient” Brits have had enough of being “taken for a ride” by weak asylum laws costing taxpayers over £3 billion a year to accommodate over 180,000 asylum seekers with pending applications
MEP Janina Ochojska says the exhibition will show Poland’s inhumane and allegedly illegal treatment of migrants on the Polish-Belarusian border
Mateusz Morawiecki changed the graphics on his social media profiles to a photo of St. John Paul II with the quote, “Do not be afraid”
Thomas Bagger recently told Newsweek that the choice facing Poland was either “good relations in a European spirit or demanding reparations”
The three claimants were detained after illegally crossing the Polish-Belarusian border and now reside in the U.K. and Germany
Tunisia delivers powerful anti-immigrant crackdown
MEP Daniel Freund’s Twitter page features some of the crudest and most unsophisticated anti-Orbán propaganda of any EU politician
Polling shows that Wagenknecht, known for being both left-wing and anti-woke, could earn up to 19 percent of the vote if she forms a new political party
During the UN conference in Doha, Polish President Andrzej Duda emphasized that his country can offer its experience and know-how to the poorest nations when it comes to agricultural development
Poland’s head of government expects the total public debt to GDP ratio to fall to between 48 and 50 percent this year
The number of foreign students in Poland increased by 3,400 to 86,000
Daniel Obajtek, the CEO of Poland’s fuel giant PKN Orlen, has said that the company will sue the Russian operator who stopped oil supplies to Poland
Despite dozens of criminal convictions, the Swedish courts’ decision to continuously grant Milad Salari parole has nearly cost a young girl her life
The FPÖ party has campaigned against anti-Russian sanctions, Covid-19 lockdowns, and mass immigration
The pro-Ukraine liberal party staved off competition from the right-wing EKRE populists who campaigned against further arms deliveries to Kyiv
Rioters smashed shop windows, defaced holy sites, and sprayed graffiti across multiple buildings in the city
A soldier from the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) tells a Polish TV channel that his organization was responsible for the incursion into the Bryansk region of Russia and that it wants to overthrow the Russian government
The latest poll on support for Polish political parties shows a growing lead for Law and Justice (PiS) over Civic Coalition (KO), but the ruling party still lacks the majority to form a government independently
Western countries met last week to discuss possible sanctions if China provdes weapons to Russia
Sadiq Khan was heckled by members of the public for his comments at a People’s Question Time event in London on Thursday
Czech President Milos Zeman was awarded the Grand Cross of the Hungarian Order of Merit as “an expression of the Hungarian nation’s respect” for his political service
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled on Thursday that Poland’s forest management law violates the EU animal and bird settlement directive and prevents environmental organizations from questioning the government’s afforestation plans
There is no shortage of people willing to take a trip to liberated Ukrainian cities such as Bucha or Irpin, or even near the front line
According to Jarosław Kaczyński, Poland’s position is better than before to exercise influence on the international stage and “this leverage must be used”
Insolvencies reported in Belgium and France jumped by 44 percent and 50 percent, respectively
The suspect has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and a police investigation is underway
“During the evictions, tears flowed among those affected”
Recent surveys show many French nationals no longer feel safe in their country and are seeking greater security in Central and Eastern Europe
Newly appointed Boris Pistorius criticized previous administrations for failing to meet NATO’s requirements on defense spending and claimed the current military is not fit for purpose
Sweden is now looking to follow in the footsteps of Denmark, which has enticed hundreds of migrants home with financial incentives
The suspect, a Senegalese national, had been living in France illegally
Duda also thanked Poles for being understanding of the need to rearm
According to the prosecutor, 14 suspects in the case will be held responsible for various crimes, including participating in and leading an organized criminal group
A German woman has been handed a five-year ban on entering Poland because of her violation of the border area between Poland and Belarus
Orbán delivers hilarious answer when asked what he would do if he were dictator for a day
The Italian premier said the promotion of gender as a social construct will ultimately be “to the detriment of women”
Hungary pushed for a ceasefire in Brussels, but the EU is not interested in ending the war, according to a senior Hungarian official
The two attackers of Algerian and Tunisian origin were arrested and charged by federal police
Poland will not fall apart if a few hundred judges are removed from their profession for behavior that would not be tolerated in any other profession, writes senior Polish columnist Jerzy Jachowicz
The incredible footage shows a herd of bison looking both ways before carefully crossing a road in the Podlasie region in eastern Poland
Left-wing newspapers this week accused the Italian coastguard of failing to respond quickly enough to the migrant boat shipwreck that left 64 dead and others missing
The authorities revealed it was refusing to publish crime data per nationality at the request of certain embassies who feared “stigmatization”
An advisor for the Donetsk region annexed by Russia also claims that 3,000 Ukrainian soldiers remain in Bakhmut
As the Greek government declares three days of national mourning, railway operators are still unclear as to what caused the accident
At least 49 tenants have received eviction notices to make way for an accommodation center for asylum seekers
The parliamentary inquiry also called for a compensation fund to be set up for the victims of earthquakes caused by gas production in the region
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán described the relationship between the two nations as a “role model” for others to follow
The guarantee of being picked up by NGO boats is being promoted by people smugglers on social media and is allowing criminal gangs to use less seaworthy vessels and charge more money, Italian intelligence services claim
The protest is the latest in a long list of demonstrations by local residents concerned about the effects that mass migration will have on their communities
A week after the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden to Poland, there is a dispute about which opposition politician had a longer conversation with the American leader and who managed to take a photo with him
Moroccans attack a Ukrainian refugee after an argument
Polish MEP Dominik Tarczyński says that 100 MEPs could be embroiled in the Qatargate corruption scandal currently engulfing the European Parliament
Belarusian authorities have introduced stringent border checks following an alleged attack by partisans on a Russian military airplane at a Belarusian airport
The new wells will contribute to the country’s energy independence
The results are attributed to both the favorable market conditions for fuel companies in 2022 and the company’s expansion
“But now (the United States) is meddling in the internal affairs of a country that is a NATO ally of the United States. This is completely wrong. They do not act as diplomats, but ideologically, as activists, because Hungary is not considered an ally in an ideological sense”
The average battlefield survival time of a Ukrainian soldier is four hours, according to a U.S. citizen fighting in Ukraine
The U.S. either conducted the Nord Stream terrorism attack or helped another country conduct the operation, according to renowned Columbia professor Jeffrey Sachs
The new agreement aims to improve the controversial Northern Ireland Protocol that pro-U.K. politicians in Northern Ireland claim has isolated the country from the rest of the U.K.
The Ostrava Tower will become the tallest building in the Czech Republic at approximately 175 meters tall
The local authority claims its hands are tied in order to comply with federal refugee distribution quotas
FPÖ security spokesman Hannes Amesbauer accused the Austrian interior ministry of “throwing sand in the eyes of the Austrian population” over the asylum figures
Temporary shelters are overflowing, housing prices are spiking, and Germans are running out of patience
Czechia’s President-elect Petr Pavel claims Hungary’s neutrality on the Ukrainian issue is a “fundamental problem” for the Visegrád Four
It follows a trend being witnessed across northern Europe following years of mass migration from predominantly Muslim countries
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has reshaped the political landscape in the region, bringing Poland and Ukraine closer together than ever before
Germany is hurting not only over the fact that Poland’s warnings on Russia proved correct but also because Poland has shown itself to be better organized
The EU is sending 420 tons of aid to Turkey worth €1.1 million
Hungary has funneled billions of euros into supporting Hungarian communities in Romania, but Romania, which has a combative relationship with the Hungarian government, is not entirely happy about it
Musk made the remark after Scott Adams’ “Dilbert” comic strip was canceled in hundreds of news outlets for a series of comments Adams made about Black people
The Russian national allegedly infiltrated military units in the northeastern part of the country