Donald Tusk and left-wing media exploit Ukrainian refugee crisis for political point-scoring
The political opportunism of left-wing politicians and media during the refugee crisis draws harsh criticism
Poles recognize the difference between Putin’s hybrid migration warfare and a genuine refugee crisis
Poles have been proven right on the issue of migration, writes Michał Karnowski in wPolityce.pl
Putin’s messianic mythomania
Vladimir Putin’s recent address about Ukraine bears many similarities to the claims of Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic about Greater Serbia and Croatia, writes Croatian journalist living in Poland, Goran Andrijanić
How woke gatekeepers control Western education
The case of a German physicist having her research grant on cosmic inflation rejected over failing to include how it relates to gender and diversity reveals how woke activists are tightening their grips on all facets of education in the West
Russia has crossed the most red of red lines
In the face of Russian military invasion on Ukraine, Poland must arm itself and do away with its immaturity and infantilism when it comes to historic affairs, warns Jacek Karnowski, the editor-in-chief of conservative weekly magazine Sieci,
Germany celebrates Karl Marx, the father of New Europe
Marx is the best patron for the current attempts to destroy the family and disconnect people from national identities, writes conservative politician and former Speaker of the Polish Parliament Marek Jurek
The sovereignty of the family
American opponents of the traditional family model are afraid that the Hungarian example may become infectious, columnist Mariann Őry writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
Putin takes a huge step towards war
Russia’s recognition of the independence of the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics and ordering Russian troops into separatist-held regions significantly increases the risk of a large-scale invasion of Ukraine, writes Jędrzej Bielecki for Rzeczpospolita daily

While Europe faces illegal migration wave, African leaders speak of ‘Fortress Europe’
The EU-Africa Summit presents a new opportunity for corrupt African leaders to blackmail a weak EU with illegal migration
Abortion cannot be treated as a basic human right, says Polish academic
Polish professor Dr. Tomasz Snarski insists that there cannot be a human right that involves another person being deprived of their life
The EU’s message is clear: Freedom and sovereignty or money
The European Union is resorting to blackmail to force democratically elected governments to fulfill its demands, writes Marzena Nykiel
Who is the extremist defending Czech democracy?
It is worth considering here who is a democrat and who an extremist
UN takes aim at Hungarian law stopping LGBTQ propaganda directed at children
Left-wing Western governments are using the United Nations to force gender propaganda and LGBT ideology on Hungary
The price of peace in Europe
Russia may be ready to gift peace to Europe but at a heavy price, which Ukraine will have to pay, writes Jędrzej Bielecki for Rzeczpospolita
Analysis: There is still hope for Poland and Hungary after ECJ’s rule-of-law verdict
The European Court of Justice’s own narrow definition of the rule-of-law ordinance may prove to be a valuable asset in Poland and Hungary’s case against the European Commission, writes Michał Karnowski for wPolityce.pl
Serbia’s deputy PM repeats fake news about Polish women dying due to abortion ban
Serbia’s Zorana Mihajlovic opposed abortion restrictions in her country and claimed that Polish women were dying because they could not have abortions even though their lives were at risk, writes Goran Andrijanić
The Polish-British alliance is the new pillar of European security
The Polish-British axis may be credible to the United States and help rebuild the European security system, writes editor-in-chief of Gazeta PolskaTomasz Sakiewicz
Why is the Czech government destroying itself with its pandemic law?
Czech PM Petr Fiala wants everyone to know that he will take a different route than his predecessor Andrej Babiš
What kind of Polish film deserves to be nominated for an Oscar?
In the eyes of the liberal-left establishment, an “authentic Polish film” can only be one which shows Poland as a pathological and intolerant nation, writes Croatian journalist living in Poland, Goran Andrijanić
War between Russia and Ukraine is likely imminent
There are growing signs that Russia could invade this week, but Putin is also exploring other options, writes Jerzy Haszczyński for Rzeczpospolita
Will the West heed Poland’s warnings?
The Wall Street Journal reminded readers of President Lech Kaczyński’s speech from 2008 in Georgia where he warned about Russia’s expansionist designs

Florida’s ‘Don’t say gay’ bill: Loathed by Democrats but loved by parents
Identity politics extremists are blurring the line between specialist therapy and general school education
The Czech Senate retains its pride in by rejecting government’s pandemic law overreach
After two years of the pandemic, every little effective act of resistance that the Czech Senate has shown is important
Beijing: 14 years later
Since the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics, much remains the same, writes Jan Maciejewski for Poland’s Rzeczpospolita newspaper

The EU won’t stop going after Poland
This is a harsh lesson for all those who want to reach an agreement with Brussels over judicial reform, warns Wojciech Biedroń for conservative news outlet wPolityce.pl
Emmanuel “Chamberlain” Macron
Macron’s diplomatic efforts are not exactly good news for Ukraine
Czechia scored an energy policy victory in Brussels, but energy prices are still rising
It is necessary to strictly distinguish between affordable energy prices and energy self-sufficiency in the sense that electricity and heat will exist at all
Polish feminists demand abortion be legal until the end of pregnancy
Feminists in Poland are not confused girls, but people who repeat what they were taught by the international pro-abortion mainstream, writes Goran Andrijanić
It’s in Czechia’s interest to have good relations with Warsaw
The compromise over the Turów coal mine doesn’t please everybody, but it is wise to have friendly neighbors, writes Ondřej Šmigol

What happened to Matteo Salvini?
Another Conservative compromise, another unmitigated left-wing victory as Salvini caves in Italy, writes Daniel Deme for Remix News
Ignorant people or useful idiots? Ecologists care more about the Białowieża Forest than Poland’s border security
An international group of 700 scientists joined the Greens, who appealed to the European Commission to suspend the barrier’s construction on the Polish border with Belarus
Why doesn’t Czechia’s PM have Denmark’s courage?
Because of a lack of courage and confidence, the Czechs will live under restrictions longer than the Danes

George Soros expresses hope for regime change in Hungary and China
Chinese communism turns out to be an obstacle for those spreading Western liberal Marxism
Zemmour and Le Pen could be forced out of French presidential race
France’s leftist-liberal establishment is not going to let someone like Le Pen or Zemmour win a presidential election without a fight, writes Olivier Bault for Remix News
Poland must keep debunking Russian propaganda
We should take the offensive more often against Kremlin propaganda, writes Marcin Herman for Polish news outlet niezalezna.pl
Britain’s future lies with Hungary, Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia
It is in Britain’s interest to pursue a strong alliance with Hungary, Czechia, Poland, and Slovakia, especially during a time of growing divisions between East and West within the EU, writes British MP Daniel Kawczynski in a Remix News exclusive
Russia and China are fueled by their desire for revenge resulting from a sense of historical injustice
Moscow and Beijing’s policy is not directed by the same criteria as the liberal West’s when it comes to Ukraine and Taiwan, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
No more illusions: Poland once again finds itself squeezed between a German-Russian alliance
Editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski asks whether the Polish opposition will realize that betting on Germany as a protector and security guarantor is a death trap for Poland
War in Ukraine isn’t in the interest of Hungary or Ukraine
An East-West confrontation would be disastrous for Hungary and Europe, Mariann Őry writes in daily Magyar Hírlap.
Stagnant fertility rates and exponential immigration will change the demographics of Europe forever
If current demographic trends cannot be reversed, 60 percent of Europe will be Muslim by the end of the century, Magyar Hírlap columnist Károly Loránt writes

Jordan Peterson resigns as professor over woke revolution in academia
Many intellectuals are lying when they say they agree with woke policies, and are teaching their students to lie too
Lithuania finally agrees to permit spelling of Polish surnames in their original versions
The Lithuanian parliament’s bill is a breakthrough after nearly 30 years of pleas from the Polish side
Secret Stasi files reveal the communist-sympathizing past of Germany’s new chancellor
Olaf Scholz’s radical past and communist sympathizing would normally disqualify him from holding any higher office in former Soviet countries like Hungary or Poland
Germany prepares its own funeral
Germany’s new leftist government is on the way to erase its own nation, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Imre Boros
The Baerbock-Lavrov talks are a meeting of two different worlds
Western Europe’s increasingly young politicians are not as concerned about changes to the world order as their counterparts from the USA, China or Russia, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
Poland needs a Plan B when it comes to blocked EU development funds
If EU development funds continue to be blocked, Poland should build its own development fund, writes Jacek Karnowski, editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly
A German-controlled Europe is coming
The idea of a German-dominated Europe is taking shape, columnist Péter G. Fehér writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
Polish opposition attacks Orlen-Aramco-MOL deal — here’s why they are wrong to
Civic Platform (PO) politicians claim that “Law and Justice (PiS) has sold Lotos to the Saudis and Russians”
PM Morawiecki had no choice, he had to dismiss Polish ambassador to Prague over Turów mine remarks
Polish ambassadors cannot be ‘supranational Europeans’ who care for objectivism above all else, writes Jacek Karnowski
The culture of the European Christian White male is being eradicated. Who will step up to save it?
Economics professor László Bogár laments the erosion of gender identity and the concept of family, and ponders in the face of U.S. global decline who will become the next global leader
Tusk undermines the left’s credibility in latest power play
In a thinly-veiled critique of Poland’s left-wing parties, Civic Platform leader Donald Tusk has urged voters not to back any party that will only result in further PiS rule
Brutal scenes in the Netherlands reveal the ugly truth about ‘liberal democracies’
The heavy-handed police response to legitimate protest in the Netherlands shows us just what “liberal democracy” is all about, writes Jacek Karnowski
Paulo Sousa abandons Polish national team just before 2022 World Cup playoffs
Jakub Jałowiczor explains how the false image of the Portuguese coach was shaped in Polish media
Report: Ukrainians are changing their perception of Poland
The incredible mental turnaround ordinary Ukrainians have made towards Poland is nothing short of a miracle, writes columnist and former conservative politician Jan Rokita
The federalization of Europe is a silent revolution
Europe’s federalization is being achieved by a certain interpretation of EU treaties and the gradual expansion of the EU’s own resources, writes political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
Will you apologize for your xenophobic remarks, Mr. Tusk?
The Civic Platform (PO) leader and former president of the European Council Donald Tusk directed xenophobic remarks towards a journalist, writes Goran Andrijanić, a Croatian journalist living in Poland
Brussels and Berlin’s irrational war against Russian gas
Germany and the European Union consider the issue of gas supplies an ideological struggle, Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér writes
Could UNESCO defend the Traditional Latin Mass better than the Vatican?
The proposal of American theologist Peter Kwasniewski to appeal to UNESCO to save the Latin Mass is a sort of testimony to the chaotic and uncertain atmosphere in the modern Catholic Church, writes columnist Grzegorz Górny
The rules of modern conservatism
Modern conservatism that can reach many people boils down to three vital aspects of life: common sense, family, and religion, according to Jacek Wojtysiak of Catholic portal Gosc.pl
Germany is the master of soft power
The perfection of soft power mechanisms will remain as the foundational rule of German European policy, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
The positives and negatives of ambassador Mark Brzeziński
Mark Brzeziński will be a new U.S. ambassador to Poland in uncertain times
Analysis: Spring elections wouldn’t benefit the right or left in Polish politics
Snap elections in Spring would make little sense for both Law and Justice (PiS) and opposition parties as they would risk too much, writes columnist Michał Kolanko
The EU’s judicial imperialism
The European Commission has begun legal action against Poland over the rule of law. “The heaviest artillery has been drawn up against Poland,” writes Jacek Karnowski
Merkel’s gone, and Merz now leads Germany’s CDU party. Can he turn the party around?
Perhaps the most difficult task for the new chairman of the Christian Democrats will be to settle bad relations with the Bavarian Christian Socialists, writes Czech political commentator Robert Schuster
‘Not even a trace of this government will remain’ – Donald Tusk threatens Poland’s ruling party and President Duda
Donald Tusk accusing others of being Putin’s friends and traitors to Polish interests is the pinnacle of hypocrisy, writes PiS MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
Will the Polish government stop the EU’s carbon madness?
The scandalous practices of EU decision-makers concerning emission trading have led to energy poverty throughout Europe and even blackouts, writes journalist of Catholic television Trwam Robert Zawadzki
Billie Eilish takes a stand against pornography
The pop star’s confession is incredibly important in the context of how pornography destroys young people and ruins relations between men and women, writes Goran Andrijanić for portal wPolityce.pl
EU predictably fails to resolve Europe’s energy crisis
The year’s last EU summit failed to solve the issue of skyrocketing utility prices, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Why are the French immune to the progressive Western ideology coming from the US and UK?
France has rejected much of Anglo-Saxon progressive ideology, and we seldom hear about progressive ideas coming from the French, writes Grzegorz Górny
Justice for Poland’s 1981 marital law nightmare is still possible
The Polish state and media have neglected educating the Polish people about the horrors of martial law under communism, writes Jerzy Jachowicz
Dystopia now? Switzerland legalizes suicide pods
Switzerland has legalized a new euthanasia method based on a specially designed glass pod in which anyone who wants to die may do so independently and quickly
‘Never call dead that which I can give life to’ – Polish youth must be taught faith
Are young people withdrawing from faith? No, they had never attained it in the first place. But we must try to open the doors for them, writes Catholic journalist Marcin Jakimowicz
Brussels goes silent over reports of corruption and influence trading in EU institutions
The scandals revealed by a French newspaper concerning conflicts of interest, paid protection and fraud in the EU budget undermine the credibility of EU institutions, writes Dorota Łosiewicz for portal wPolityce.pl
Poland is becoming a frontline country
Russia is forcing a revision of the rules of the post-Cold War international order and Poland’s future depends on the West’s response, writes Marek A. Cichocki
Europe’s liberal press claims ‘fascists’ met at Warsaw Summit
The left and liberal press is looking to inflict maximum damage when it calls the leaders of the conservative and right-wing parties who met in Warsaw “fascists,” writes Małgorzata Wołczyk for Polish news portal Dorzeczy.pl
Financial scandal in European People’s Party met with silence from its leader Donald Tusk
The credibility of several important EU institutions has been put into question after a scandal revealed by French paper Liberation, writes PiS MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk

A crowded field on the right gives Macron a boost of confidence
Four right-wing candidates are gearing up to challenge the incumbent in the 2022 presidential elections, and Macron may be set to benefit the most
Black Friday vs. Fridays for Future
Black Friday and Fridays for Future perfectly illustrate the extreme modern reality in which Europe’s inhabitants live in and help understand the nature of the fears which rule them, writes philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
European federal state would in reality be a German Empire
The construction of a broad but politically difficult alliance between the entire European right is a dire necessity today, writes editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
Czech-German relations will deteriorate over German push for federalized Europe
Czech-German relations will deteriorate, but not because we want to or wish for it, says Czech MEP Zahradil
Omicron: A case of mass psychosis
We cannot allow for the coronavirus omicron variant to be presented as a new apocalypse, warns columnist Krzysztof Wołodźko
Poland: Talks of a Fourth German Reich spark political row
The Polish liberal establishment has displayed its ignorance by not understanding the nature and history behind the concept of a German Reich, writes Jakub Maciejewski
Analysis: Lukashenko is burning his last bridge
Eastern affairs expert and journalist of TVP World news television, Grzegorz Kuczyński, analyzes why Alexander Lukashenko has recently changed his approach towards Crimea and Donbas
New German government wants a United States of Europe
The European Parliament should be given real powers, states the coalition agreement
Poland goes from emigration to immigration country
Poland must bring in migrants who will build Poland’s wealth and help the country develop, but this operation must be done sensibly
Is there life outside the EU?
Hungary should remain in the European Union mainly in order to continue defending its core values, economics professor László Bogár writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
Can the Church win the cultural war without its warriors?
The Catholic Church is stepping away from its military rhetoric just when it needs its modern-day knights to fight the cultural war against left-wing ideology, writes Catholic columnist Grzegorz Górny
Ballon d’Or: Lewandowski voted second-best player of the year in 2021
Poland’s top footballer is once again lavished with top honors
The new German government is cause for concern, not joy
The new German government is intent of opening the floodgates of immigration again, Mariann Őry writes in daily Magyar Hírlap.
Our freedom is in the hands of Poles and Hungarians
New EU member states are defending the common borders, writes the former SPD faction leader of Saxony, Günter Weissgerber, in the Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet
Germany’s coalition agreement puts ideology above pragmatism
The new German government’s coalition agreement does not give cause for optimism from Poland’s point of view, writes Aleksandra Rybińska
Opinion: Playing with Kurds as a tool in hybrid warfare
Hybrid warfare is not based on fictional problems – its efficiency resolves around perfectly abusing real human suffering of third persons, writes Jacek Dziedzina for Polish Catholic portal gosc.pl
Russia is losing its status as an imperial power
The conflict on the Polish-Belarusian border is merely a manifestation of the powerful tectonic movements in global geopolitics, writes editor-in-chief of Gazeta Polska weekly Tomasz Sakiewicz
To Ukraine with love (and weapons) – commentary
The United States is only one decision away from sending large transports of armaments to Ukraine, but many other states have already done so, writes Andrzej Łomanowski in his analysis for ‘Rzeczpospolita’ daily
Poland’s great gambit to forge the current wave of political solidarity into an EU turning point
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is continuing Poland’s diplomatic offensive in Europe, writes Jacek Karnowski
Poland’s soldiers and police defended the border, not Merkel’s talks with Putin and Lukashenko
When it became clear that illegal migrants could not force their way past the Polish border, the Polish opposition started a narrative in which Angela Merkel was to thank for defusing the situation, writes PiS MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
The Kyle Rittenhouse case: The media has written its own version of reality
Politicians and media outlets omitted the facts that did not serve their narrative for one of the most controversial cases in a bitterly divided America
Polish expert: Article 4 of NATO treaty must be activated immediately
Poland could play a leading role in the EU and NATO during the current border crisis, but that requires bold foreign policy, writes the head of the Washington Institute for Democracy in Eastern Europe Irena Lasota
Polish PM’s Baltic tour: Morawiecki visits Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia
Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki opens up a new, well thought-out diplomatic offensive concerning the current border crisis, writes Michał Karnowski for wPolityce.pl