How does the ICC arrest warrant for Putin help peace talks?
At some point, the war in Ukraine will come to a peace agreement. How will Western countries deal with the ICC arrest warrant against Putin in that context?
A unity of Central European nations is replacing German dominance in Europe
A strengthened Poland, together with other Central European countries, is becoming an important fulcrum of American foreign policy, writes Dalibor Balšinek for the Echo 24 Czech news outlet
Polish diplomacy in crisis after ambassador to France claims Poland will declare war on Russia if Ukraine loses
The Polish embassy in Paris later issued a statement trying to walk back the remarks, but the cat was already out of the bag
The campaign against John Paul II is a false flag attack
When John Paul II was still alive, they had no chance, but now the pope-bashing has begun and, as usual, under a false flag
NATO shouldn’t trust Hungary and Turkey, claims German newspaper Die Welt
Hungary is “authoritarian” and NATO should consider withholding sensitive information from Turkey and Hungary, Die Welt foreign policy commentator Clemens Wergin writes
France must overcome its negative view of Poland
French leaders should overcome their prejudices toward Poland and build a security alliance with the country that is building the largest army in Europe, writes academic Pierre Haroche in Le Monde
Ukraine is losing the materials war
Ukraine cannot possibly win the war with Russia, writes Hungarian columnist Péter G. Fehér
The Green Revolution’s no joke, it will affect us all
When Brussels began its “Green Deal” crusade, it said it would be fair, but now it is just another top-down revolution being imposed on the population, writes Polish columnist Marek A. Cichocki
Hungary’s pro-peace stance is not simply siding with Russia
Hungary may be among the few who want peace talks, but that doesn’t mean it’s wrong, publicist Mátyás Kohán writes for the Mandiner news outlet
Berlin unleashes its hounds as Poles defend John Paul II
The focus on pedophilia in the Catholic Church was just a prelude to hitting the real target, the Polish pope, writes Michał Karnowski
WWIII is just a stepping stone for the Davos elite’s plans
The global elite is using the war in Ukraine as a cover for its plans to dominate every aspect of society, Hungarian economist László Bogár writes in Magyar Hírlap
Will America decide who rules Poland?
Poland has become a critical hub for assisting Ukraine and a key outpost for American influence in the region, which means the U.S. will want to have influence over who governs Poland and how, writes Witold Gadowski in Polish magazine Gazeta Polska
Germany is key to changing EU migration policy
Germany is attempting to sweep migration issues under the rug, Gerhard Papke, president of the German-Hungarian Society, writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
Slandering St. John Paul II’s reputation is a sign of the left’s hatred toward Poland
By attacking the memory of the Polish pope, Poland’s opposition opens a front that may bring them not brilliant victories, but serious defeats, writes editor of Sieci weekly, Jacek Karnowski
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine triggered a global whirlwind
The old post-Cold War world has ended and will not return, writes Polish political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
German ambassador claims Poland is supporting Russia
Germany’s new ambassador to Poland is not coping well and has stooped to accusing Poland of supporting Moscow, writes Polish commentator Jakub Maciejewski
Can Poland overtake UK economy by the end of 2030?
The West is beginning to see that between the Oder and the Bug rivers, between the Baltic and the Tatra Mountains, there is a country that is beginning to compete with the biggest players in Europe, writes editor of Polish Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
The Polish army made use of the time given to it to become the largest force in eastern Europe
By the next decade, the Polish army is expected to have 350,000 soldiers
Poland likely to be richer than Italy, France and Spain by 2030, says British commentator
Political leaders in Britain could learn considerably from Poland’s economic success, argues British columnist Matthew Lynn
After rosary prayer groups are criticized by left-liberal media, Croatian bishop says, ‘The rosary is the strength of the nation’
This is the first positive public comment by a Croatian bishop regarding men publicly praying the rosary on the streets – an initiative that Croatian Catholics have taken upon themselves under the influence of Poles, writes Goran Andrijanić, a Croatian journalist who lives in Poland
Ukraine’s EU membership would be a farce that would harm Ukrainians and Europeans alike
Ukraine will gain very little from EU membership, writes Károly Loránt, a columnist for Hungarian media outlet Magyar Hírlap
The new communism is coming, complete with a diet of worms
The new communism will not only mean the end of our freedoms, property, and liberties, it will also have us eating worms in a “brave new world” akin to a gulag, writes Polish political commentator and columnist Stanisław Janecki
Biden’s visit to Poland: Unlike Berlin and Brussels, Washington will not interfere in Polish elections
The U.S. president’s visit to Warsaw highlighted the divergent attitudes of the United States and the European Union towards Poland, with the EU demanding servility and ideological conformity, while the U.S. prioritizes security and military cooperation, writes Polish columnist Jakub Maciejewski
Did the US blow up Europe’s Nord Stream pipelines? Europe’s media considers the possibility
The international media once went along with claims of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Can the same media be trusted to investigate the Nord Stream sabotage attacks?
Poland is implementing the ‘great American policy’ in relation to Russia, says Polish professor
Poland is making significant money serving as a key plank in U.S. security policy vis-à-vis Russia
Cracks in Italy’s right-wing coalition grow after Berlusconi slams Meloni for meeting Zelensky
The three leaders of Italy’s coalition partners hold vastly differing views on how best to tackle the war in Ukraine. Do these views complement each other, or are cracks in the right-wing alliance starting to show?
Why are Christians being targeted during prayer?
Polish Catholic columnist Grzegorz Górny delves into the motives behind the recent arrests, trials and infiltration of Catholics and Catholic groups
The Irish rally against immigration wave: More battles in a larger culture war
President of the Irish Freedom Party Hermann Kelly writes exclusively for Remix News on the flourishing of a new Irish nationalism in favor of personal freedom, peace, prosperity and national sovereignty
The US went from the land of religious freedom to the FBI labeling Orthodox Catholic groups as extremist threats
Leaked FBI document shows that Catholics working in pro-life organizations, praying the rosary or attending sermons in the Latin language were classified as extremists, and referred to by the acronym RTC (Radically Traditional Catholic)
The EU’s rule-of-law dispute with Poland has been taken up a notch
The European Commission’s decision to sue Poland over its constitutional court rulings is making the European Court of Justice a de facto Supreme Court of Europe, writes Tomasz Pietryga
Escalating the war in Ukraine is against US interests
Further escalation of the war in Ukraine no longer serves U.S. interests, and one major global think tank agrees, writes columnist László Bogár for Hungarian newspaper Magyar Hírlap
Who really cares about European values?
According to Polish political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki, Ukraine’s fight against Russia will decide the future of European values
The lack of a coherent opposition is the strength of Poland’s governing conservatives
This autumn’s parliamentary elections will for some be a fight for power and for others a matter of survival, writes Polish journalist Witold Gadowski
Andrzej Duda Constitutional Tribunal EU recovery fund Genowefa Grabowska Polish judicial reforms Commentary Crime Poland Polish president sends new judicial reform law to Constitutional Court to determine whether its constitutional
A leading Polish academic lawyer says President Duda is acting responsibly by asking the Constitutional Court to examine a new law designed to reform the legal system and unlock billions in EU funding
Media uproar over Conservative deputy chair’s support for death penalty despite it being a majority view in Britain
The more the media attempts to discredit Lee Anderson for widely held views deemed unpalatable by the self-proclaimed intelligentsia, the more popular he will become
The real cost of this war
War is always a negative-sum game where all sides lose, economist László Bogár writes in Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet
EU’s aid for Ukraine is effectively public aid for itself
Ursula von der Leyen’s visit to Kyiv produced a Kafkaesque moment in which she boasted of how the EU is bringing light to Ukraine by donating energy-saving LED bulbs, writes niezalezna.pl
columnist Tomasz Teluk
Biden has come around on Poland
U.S. President Joe Biden has, along with many others, been on a journey with regard to appreciating Poland, writes columnist Krzysztof Karnkowski
Germans still can’t stop lecturing Poles
Germany fed the Russian beast and let it loose thinking it had tamed it, argues Marek Pyza
Beware of German Chancellor Scholz and his false claims
Poland needs to do more to make people aware of its efforts for Ukraine
The Irish have no option left but to protest against an asylum crisis of their government’s own making
Mass protests against record levels of asylum seekers have rocked the historically immigrant-friendly nation, but the government is planning for more of the same this year
Poland wants a piece of Ukraine? Polish opposition feeds Russia’s disinformation campaign
What kind of leverage does the Kremlin have over former Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski to participate in Russia’s disinformation campaign? asks Polish columnist Michał Karnowski
EU bribery scandal: Former Spanish justice minister accused of involvement in Qatargate is fierce critic of Poland
Juan Fernando Lopez Aguilar has been one of Poland’s severest critics in the European Parliament, writes Law and Justice (PiS) MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
The EU’s green agenda could spark a working-class revolt, if Poland’s history is any guide
Poland’s trade union movement helped shatter the communist regime, but a similar working-class uprising could await the EU if it continues to pursue its green agenda, writes Stefan Tompson for Remix News
Germany has shown itself to be wholly incapable of leading Europe
Germany wants to take the lead on Europe’s economy, climate change, and even judicial politics but is incapable of taking responsibility for the well-being of Europe on matters such as defense, writes Polish columnist Rafał Woś
Video of Polish men’s rosary group takes world by storm
Grassroots religious initiatives could save the Church in Europe, writes one Croatian journalist who lives in Poland
Germany is about to lose World War III
Germany — dressed as the European Union — is about to lose World War III, economist László Bogár writes in daily Magyar Nemzet
German society is totally unaware of Polish suffering during World War II
Only 4.8 percent of Germans know that foreign nationals were also victims of Nazism
EU hell-bent on destroying Poland in effort to oust conservative government
The desire to change the government in Poland means Brussels is ready to bring Poland to the brink of ruin, writes senior conservative political commentator and former Polish politician Jan Rokita
Poland has its back to the wall over sovereignty
German pressure to remove member states’ veto power is a threat to Polish sovereignty, argues Jacek Karnowski, editor-in-chief of Poland’s Sieci newspaper
Bribe Back Better: How Qatar can buy EU officials for fun and profit without police interference
The biggest EU corruption scandal in history didn’t have to end with police investigations and arrests, but maybe Qatar can do better next time around
Donald Tusk’s desperate attempt to sue Poland’s public television network for documentary about his pro-Russia past
Poland’s left-wing opposition leader is trying to gaslight the nation, but the past cannot be blurred or censored, writes Dorota Kania
Croatians shocked by soaring prices after adopting euro currency
Croatian media assessed that the government should have expected a price increase and been prepared for it
Germany aims to save Russia, not to defeat it
Germany wants a Polish government that recognizes Germany’s leadership and implements its strategy regarding Russia and Ukraine, writes Polish senior conservative politician Marian Piłka
Remembering Pope Benedict XVI
After the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, political commentator Goran Andrijanić recalls how he attended a deeply moving silent vigil held by the former pope at a packed central square in Zagreb in 2011
The EU’s schizophrenia on Hungary and Italy
In reality, Budapest says out loud what Germany thinks, argues Polish MEP Ryszard Czarnecki
How the EU uses the Ukraine crisis to blackmail Poland
Supporters of the ruling conservative Law and Justice party (PiS) are finding it increasingly difficult to understand why Poland is willing to back down to Brussels, writes Polish commentator Jerzy Karwelis
2022 showed it is time to rearm Europe
2022 has radically changed the way Europe thinks about defense and led to a sea-change on how nations perceive Russia and China, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
Christmas is a time to remember Christians persecuted for their faith
During Christmas time, we should reflect on our brothers and sisters in faith who pay the highest price for their belief in Jesus, writes Law and Justice (PiS) MEP Ryszard Czarnecki
Europe’s balance of power is changing
Europe’s power balance is shifting due to Germany’s inept politics and its tensions with Warsaw, writes Polish political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
The Ulma Family: First example of the unborn child being beatified by the Catholic Church
The Catholic Church has decided to decree the beatification of the Ulma family, who were murdered by the Germans for hiding Jews during World War II
Should Poland compromise with the EU?
A compromise with Brussels to unlock EU funds, which would mean Poland retreating from judicial reform, is a difficult but necessary compromise, argues political commentator Michał Karnowski
Brussels’ corruption scandal shows the EU is rotten to the core
The shocking case of corruption in the European Parliament shows the lack of real audit mechanisms and democratic tools to oversee the Mandarin caste that is ruling Europe, writes Polish political commentator Adrian Stankowski
The secret behind Croatia’s World Cup success
Despite losing to Argentina 3:0 in the semifinal of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, Croatia — a young country with just 3.8 million inhabitants — for the second time in a row is among the top four national football teams in the world
German defense minister may lose her position after litany of errors
Christine Lambrecht’s poor performance may force Chancellor Scholz to sack her
Poland’s ruling conservative party ready to compromise to unfreeze billions in EU recovery funds
According to sources, EU recovery funds are a top priority for Poland’s ruling party
Riots to celebrate Morocco’s victory: A taste of things to come
The world is going to change before people really notice, and it’s not going to be a harmonious symbiosis of migrants and White Europeans, warns Polish satirist and writer Marcin Wolski
Euthanasia as cure for depression? Canada to expand assisted suicide laws to mentally ill
In Canada, euthanasia is becoming a standard part of psychiatric care with death on call like a maid, writes Grzegorz Górny
Germany’s massive right-wing extremist raid: Is it more show than substance?
A majority of extremist-related investigations in the last year have been against Islamists, but the latest Reichsbürger case is getting around-the-clock media coverage for a reason
Will the EU speed up accession of Western Balkans following Russian invasion of Ukraine?
The EU has chosen to hold a summit on the Western Balkans for the first time in the region itself, indicating it is waking up to the fact that Russia and China have been increasing their influence in the region, writes Goran Andrijanić
‘Welcome to Italy’ – Italy’s conservative government rolls out red carpet for migrants at Rome airport
Italy’s government attends a “welcome refugees” ceremony. Is it a sign the government has already folded to Brussels?
Germany: Notorious asylum center in Illerkirchberg played host to horror child gang rape in 2019, so why hasn’t it been closed down?
Four refugees linked to the same asylum accommodation housing Monday’s Eritrean child killer were jailed last year for the drugging and gang raping of a 14-year-old school girl already back in 2019
Poland should utilize its image in eastern Europe as a regional power
Often overlooked by the West, Poland is viewed in the eyes of its eastern neighbors as a nation with formidable military power, writes Polish journalist and war correspondent Jakub Maciejewski
Will Berlin’s debt bomb explode?
Berlin has a number of family-oriented, populist measures, but they come at a cost
Macron hasn’t changed his tune on Russia
While Russia is attempting to break Ukraine with cold and famine, French President Emmanuel Macron returns to his pro-Russian views, writes Jerzy Haszczyński for Rzeczpospolita daily
Conservative lawmakers in Britain flee the Tory sinking ship
Britain’s Conservative party is at an all-time low in the polls, its core demographic is calling for a new conservative party, and its MPs are jumping before they are pushed out at the next election
Czechia is facing a debt disaster
The Czech Republic is taking on tens of billions in debt with no real exit strategy, writes publicist Petr Kamberský
Polish government’s strategy of hard, honest work starts to pays off
Opposition leader Donald Tusk underestimated Poles once again, and his party is losing support, writes Sieci editor in chief Jacek Karnowski
Germany has ‘OneLove’ for Qatar’s gas
Germany just got done lecturing Qatar on human rights during the World Cup only to sign a 15-year gas deal with the Sharia-run country
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
German ammunition supplies would last just a few days if war broke out
Germany’s ammunition problem is not only related to Ukraine, but also has to do with a lack of supplies from China, writes Czech commentator Robert Schuster
Poland’s security under threat? Germany’s Patriot missile systems will be sent to Poland, but they’ll be operated by German forces
Will Germany actually defend Poland with Patriot missiles if a conflict breaks out?
The Kremlin must permanently be reminded that Poland will not succumb to blackmail
Polish regional and local politicians should support the construction of a barrier with Kaliningrad region on the Polish-Russian border in addition to the existing barrier on the border with Belarus, writes Polish conservative politician Jerzy Szmit
World Cup in Qatar: It’s all about virtue signaling for Germany
The German national team’s woke virtue signaling has backfired after its embarrassing loss to Japan, writes German commentator Boris T. Kaiser
Germany is blocking a reduction in energy prices. Where are all the fighters for European values?
Despite protests from the rest of Europe, Germany continues down the road to breaking up the single market as it moves to provide unprecedented state aid for its industry, writes publicist Pavel Páral
Kyiv’s move to appoint controversial Melnyk risks upsetting Polish-Ukrainian relations
Poland’s attitude towards Russia will not change but the sympathy to leaders in Kyiv can fade, warns Polish columnist Marek Pyza after the controversial appointment of Andrij Melnyk into the Ukrainian government
The center of Europe is moving eastward
Poland must place itself and Ukraine at the forefront of this realignment, writes Polish conservative commentator Jan Rokita
The non-existent European identity
The EU continues to insist on creating the ever-elusive “European identity,” but is such a goal realistic?
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”
It’s Russia’s aggression that caused missile incident, says former Polish defense minister
It does not matter whether Russia or Ukraine fired the missile, Russia is ultimately responsible, former Polish defense minister in the 1990s and foreign affairs expert Jan Parys tells Salon24.pl opinion portal
The Germans are endangering Europe. How will Petr Fiala deal with it?
Germany’s plan to heavily subsidize energy bills even for large businesses threatens the fair competition aross the European Union, and the Czech prime minister must do something to stop it, notes the publicist and economist Lenka Zlámalová
Italy’s ‘tough’ new immigration policy for boat migrants is actually a sign of weakness
Conservatives are applauding Italy’s stance on NGO migrant boats, but the current policy will fail when it comes to halting illegal immigration
Poles can be proud of Polish Independence Day celebrations
The Polish Independence March of November 11 proves the commitment of Poles to some of the country’s essential values, writes senior Polish political commentator Jerzy Jachowicz
Civil liberties and citizenship under threat around the world due to rise of despotism
Europe is replacing the idea of citizenship, freedom of speech, and pluralism in a process that could lead to a decrease in civic freedom, warns political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
The tyranny of the liberal left limits democracy
The liberal left is becoming increasingly intolerant of any election victories of the political right and is ready to challenge the legitimacy of any right-wing government, writes Polish conservative commentator Jan Rokita
Romania is maybe more of a rival than an ally for Poland
It is not clear whether Romania, the second-largest country in Central and Eastern Europe and on NATO’s eastern flank, led by a president with German roots, is an ally or a rival for the Poles, writes Antoni Rybczyński for portal TVP.info
Kaczyński is right: The collapse of Poland’s fertility rate is driven by cultural and social factors
Poland’s conservative leader said that the high drinking rate among young women is dramatically affecting the birth rate, and he has a point
The largest Czech company flees from Fiala’s massive windfall tax
One Czech company is already moving a major part of its business abroad to avoid a large windfall tax
Why a Pole will not be elected as the next Pope
The idea that Cardinal Konrad Krajewski, dubbed the “Polish Robin Hood,” could become the next pope cannot be taken seriously, argues Polish Vatican expert Tomasz Krzyżak
Greta Thunberg’s road to a new gulag
Now an adult, Thunberg wants to end global warming by overthrowing capitalism, writes Jacek Karnowski