Éric Zemmour wins endorsement from conservative superstar
Éric Zemmour now has the backing of one of the most charismatic and intelligent young conservatives in France, and arguably in the entire Western world
Russian founder of Telegram promises to protect Ukrainian users’ privacy
Pavel Durov says he will do everything to protect all users’ data
Sweden Democrats want to stop asylum for everyone except Ukrainians
According to Jimmie Åkesson, Sweden might unfortunately be unable to meet its quota of Ukrainian refugees due to the huge number of refugees it took in the past
Czechia asks EU for help as Ukrainian refugees pour in
The country will exhaust all options in two to three weeks
Czechia to provide Ukraine with more military aid, but tight-lipped about specific weapons and materials being sent
The Czech defense minister also criticized the United Nations’ response to the situation in Ukraine
While war rages in Ukraine, European Parliament votes on gender-neutral toilets
Gender-neutral toilets appear to be an agenda item that cannot wait in Brussels
More Europe or a stronger Poland?
In the shadow of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the question now becomes what will better guarantee Polish security; closer integration with the EU or a stronger sovereign nation capable of defending itself?
‘Putin may decide to use chemical weapons,’ warns Polish President Duda
President Andrzej Duda believes that given the current situation, Vladimir Putin may be capable of anything, including the use of weapons of mass destruction
Poland’s conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party surging in the polls
The ruling party in Poland may count on almost 40 percent of the votes and is close to holding a majority in parliament after the next elections
Polish PM: Russia’s gas blackmail of Europe will be a thing of the past
The Polish prime minister highlighted that the Russian invasion of Ukraine has forced Europe, and Germany in particular, to reassess its energy policy concerning Russia
Munich clinic offers grovelling apology for refusing to treat Russians due to conflict in Ukraine
Many online users criticized the clinic on Facebook and Google for its initial decision, reminding the doctors of their Hippocratic oath
Majority of Swedes would fight to fend off invasion, right-wing Swedish Democrats voters the most patriotic
On average, 6 out of 10 of those asked would be willing to defend the country
Italy: Nun punched in face while waiting for a train, illegal Tunisian migrant arrested
“Obviously the aggressor, once again, is a stowaway,” tweeted former Italian interior minister Matteo Salvini
US to invest $1 billion in nuclear endeavor with Poland, Polish minister confirms
Polish Minister of State Assets Jacek Sasin emphasized the need for the Polish-American venture to not only involve the U.S. supplying nuclear technology, but also serious capital
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
French prison guard stabbed in neck by illegal Somali inmate, as union bosses slam number of migrants in overcrowded prisons
The 25-year-old Somali inmate, who had been placed in solitary confinement, leaped at the guard as he opened the cell door, thrusting a makeshift blade into his throat
‘We don’t take orders from women!’ – Bengali migrant arrested for scissor attack on pregnant boss
The 23-year-old suspect, known as Mohammed, took offense at being asked by his female boss to fulfill an order from a customer
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
Polish court acquits IKEA manager who fired employee for quoting the Bible in response to LGBT community event
An IKEA human resources manager had grounds to fire an employee who published Bible quotes on a work forum in response to an LGBT event, according to the ruling of a Polish court
France: Moroccan knifeman, already subject to deportation order since 2015, sentenced to two years in prison and another deportation order
The migrant, found guilty of stabbing a man several times, failed to leave France following a deportation order in 2015
‘We must find a solution to avoid war,’ declare Polish, German and French leaders following Berlin summit
The leaders of Poland, Germany and France presented a united front in Berlin concerning the crisis surrounding Ukraine
Cats’ Lives Matter: Pro-BLM French footballer issues grovelling apology after footage went viral of him violently kicking his pet cat
West Ham United defender Kurt Zouma was filmed mistreating his cat in footage widely condemned by animal welfare charities and the wider public
Spain: Police arrest sub-Saharan man for raping 95-year-old woman
According to police, the man confessed to sexually assaulting the 95-year-old woman
VIDEO: ‘Selfless’ lone cop praised after taking down ‘gunman’ in altercation during London rush-hour
The officer had no idea that the weapon pointed at him was a replica, but that didn’t stop him from taking down the suspect
You’re much less likely to be robbed in Hungary, Poland, and Czechia than in Western Europe
Taking a vacation in Hungary or Poland might be a lot safer than Britain or Belgium, and there is data to back up that claim
France: Sudanese migrant sentenced for sexual assault of two schoolgirls aged 12 and 13
The Sudanese migrant had already been arrested for sexual assault in the past, but was nevertheless allowed to remain in France
Salvini slams thuggish brawl in Milan, calls for military service
The League leader made his remarks in reference to viral footage of a mass brawl in the northern Italy city on Saturday evening
Asylum seeker spared jail for sex attack on woman with learning disability in graveyard
The victim says she is now scared to walk to the store in her own neighborhood and wears clothing that covers her body after the harrowing sexual assault
‘Meat tax’ up to 56% on beef? Researchers push massive increase in meat prices to ‘save the climate’
Are you ready to pay more for meat? Despite crushing inflation, there are those pushing for huge increases in the price of meat through taxes
Dramatic increase in rape, drug use and physical assault across France in 2021, new stats reveal
The figures show a staggering 32 percent increase in the number of victims reporting rape or attempted rape
Pro-life truck driver brutally assaulted in Warsaw in attack caught on camera
The attack is one of many carried out by pro-abortion supporters over the last several months
Two Orthodox Jews brutally beaten in London on eve of Holocaust Memorial Day
CCTV caught the despicable attack with police confirming the arrest of an 18-year-old male in connection with the incident
Spanish authorities uncover criminal network selling fraudulent Covid-19 certification
The international network is run from France and offers negative PCR tests and Covid-19 vaccination certificates
German jihadi child bride goes on trial for aiding crimes against humanity
The trial of Leonara Messing, now 21, will take place behind closed doors and is expected to last until at least mid-May
‘Germany has betrayed Ukraine,’ claims Kiev Mayor Vitali Klitschko, who questions where Germany’s allegiance lies
“It pains me particularly to see how Putin sympathizers have seized political control on many issues,” Klitschko wrote in Germany’s largest-selling tabloid, Bild
Son of woman left paralyzed after Afghan migrant’s stabbing spree raises more than €175,000 for her rehab therapy
After his arrest, the perpetrator told police officers that he had “sent the victim to paradise”
Germany: Mandatory COVID-19 vaccination rejected by growing chorus of politicians and health officials
Germany appears set on pushing ahead with mandatory vaccination plans, but there are a number of health officials, politicians, and journalists who are raising the alarm
EU’s liberal elite claim Orbán will rig vote, call for wide-scale election observation in Hungary
Guy Verhofstadt insisted EU observation of Hungary’s election was “absolutely necessary” over concerns that “Orbán will play it dirty”
UK: Dissent among Conservative ranks grows as more letters of no confidence in Boris Johnson are filed
Boris Johnson is facing serious pressure to resign from his own party
German MEP blows €690,000 on luxurious Brussels office refurbishment
German MEP Rainer Wieland insisted the renovations would save European taxpayers money in the long run
UK to switch up guidance on identifying the age of migrants, after fake child asylum applications triple
Authorities will soon be given permission to document a migrant whose age cannot be verified as an adult if they appear to be over the age of 18
French police launch investigation after ‘gratuitous’ footage of thugs dragging elderly victims from car goes viral on social media
Authorities condemned the “gratuitous assault” on elderly French citizens and thanked social media users for bringing it to their attention
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
Cybercriminals set new records in 2021, hacking 19 billion data points in first half alone
Experts have compiled a tip sheet to encourage better online ‘hygiene’
Egyptian national arrested for attempting to smuggle 30 illegal immigrants across the Austria-Hungary border
Hungarian police officers had to resort to gunfire to stop the rogue vehicle
Italy: Shocking video published of teenage girls groped by gang of ‘foreign’ males on New Year’s Eve in Milan
One of the victims reportedly told police that she had been groped by at least one male as others attempted to undress her
France: Radicalized Muslim arrested for allegedly kidnapping and raping teenage girl for days
“She was terrified, she didn’t let go of me… she was shaking everywhere”
British women could soon call drone support to deter stalkers and potential sex attackers
As UK crime rates rise, unmanned drones equipped with thermal technology could soon be deployed on British streets, but for those with an eye on civil liberties, the technology could prove potentially dystopian
Playboys, Bentleys and bare bottoms. Welcome to liberal Budapest.
Unsavory characters from the past are returning to Budapest after liberal takeover
Italy’s prisons are full of immigrants
Foreigners make up 32 percent of Italy’s prison population
UK: Countries refusing to take back criminals will face visa application restrictions
U.K. Home Secretary Priti Patel is under pressure to remove foreign criminals who “abuse the country’s hospitality”
Slovenian president supports mandatory vaccination
Slovenia could be the next country with a mandatory vaccination program if the country’s president has his way
How George Soros is driving America’s exploding crime wave
George Soros-funded prosecutors and their progressive policies are driving the nation’s record-breaking increase in murders, robberies, and assaults in many of its major cities
‘Witcher’ author praises second season of Netflix show based on his novels
Poland’s superstar author Andrzej Sapkowski praised the second season of Netflix’s “The Witcher” on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of the publication of the first original Witcher story
France: Anti-migration activist sexually assaulted by North African migrant inside her home
The former spokesperson for Generation Identity in France said thousands of French women have gone through what she just went through
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
Australia signs AUKUS deal to buy US-made nuclear-propulsion submarines
Australia plans to buy 12 nuclear-powered submarines, but they will not carry nuclear weapons
Italy: Moroccan man accused of robbing and raping 80-year-old woman in her home
Police relied on the elderly woman to apprehend the suspect, who they described as a “truly smart” woman
Andrej Babiš Hungary Petr Fiala V4 Viktor Orbán Visegrad Four Crime czech republic European Union Hungary News Will Czechia’s new government abandon Hungary and Poland?
How far is Petr Fiala willing to go in re-orienting his country to the West, especially on the ideological core issues such as mass migration promoted by the EU?
Italy: Young teen severely beaten by her own family for refusing to wear Islamic veil
Honor beatings and killings are an increasingly common phenomenon in some of the most multicultural countries in Europe
Switzerland: Afghan man convicted of raping two children remains at large
The public prosecutor responsible now says he should have detained the suspect
Prosecutors: 10 out 12 men who gang-raped 15-year-old German girl are migrants
Despite 12 men, including 10 foreigners, being implicated in the gang rape of a 15-year-old girl, none of them are in police custody
Germany: Muslim Afghan ‘refugee’ destroys statue of Christ inside pro-migrant Lutheran church
Any German vandalizing a mosque could expect to be charged with hate crimes, yet the German media only spoke of “religious differences” in explaining the possible motives behind the attack, writes Daniel Deme
Croatian court convicts Hungarian CEO for bribery
Hungary will not extradite the businessman
Germany refuses to close its borders to migrants from Belarus
At the same time, Germany does want Poland to reinforce its borders
Pope John Paul I to be beatified
The incumbent head of the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, approved a decree recognizing a miracle attributed to one of his predecessors
Norway bow-and-arrow attack kills five, injures others
It’s too early to know whether it was a terrorist attack
Czechia and France prepare EU member state nuclear alliance
The joint statement of both countries said that “if Europe is to win the climate war, it needs nuclear energy”
German Social Democrats intent on forming a government this year
The Social Democrats have intensified preliminary talks with their likely future coalition partners, the Greens and the Liberal Free Democrats
Hungary convicts Islamic State soldier, sentences him to life without parole
The accused publicly beheaded an imam in Syria in 2015
German police officers threatened with murder by deported Afghan crime boss
The threats came by way of internet-uploaded video and describe the weaponization of deport-list migrants
Germany: Sudanese asylum seeker shot dead after attacking police with a knife
Germany has been plagued by knife attacks in recent years
The Hungarian con man who duped half the world
He left victims from Munich to Tokyo with his art forgeries
Finland: Government study reveals migrants vastly overrepresented in sex crimes
As with other European countries, foreigners are participating in sex crimes on a worrying scale
‘Let’s kill the AfD pigs with explosives’ – Antifa extremists call for the murder of German conservative politicians
Democracy under attack in Germany as left-wing extremists post calls for assassinating politicians along with their home addresses
The European Parliament goes on ‘fact finding mission’ before its show-trial against Hungary
George Soros-funded NGOs produce made-to-order reports for the European Parliament campaign against the government of Viktor Orbán
Sweden: ISIS woman arrested for war crimes, allegedly made son become a child soldier and forcibly married off her daughters to jihadists
The woman’s two sons, aged 14 and 16, were reportedly killed in Syria while fighting for Islamic State
After elections in France and Germany, EU will introduce ‘repackaged’ compulsory migrant quotas
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
The UK wanted to push migrants back, compelling France to cooperate
Recent numbers of people trying to get on boats from France to the United Kingdom have reached record levels
Zemmour would ban foreign names in France
The writer wants parents to give their children only approved French names
Germany: AfD politician’s car burned in latest arson attack
Germany’s national-conservative party has consistently targeted with automobile arson attacks
Only 19% of migrants ordered to leave the EU actually go home: report
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
Czech president’s expert team identifies migration and terrorism as two security risks
The Czech Republic recognizes the same top risks as many other countries in the form of migration and terrorism
France’s former Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, is ridiculed over his spectacular U-turn on immigration and national sovereignty
The former EU commissioner is the symbol of European conservatism’s decline
Czechia: PM Babiš dominates Google search as election approaches
The most popular political party in the search is the Pirate Party
Labor market conditions for women in Czechia are among the worst in Europe
Bulgaria has the longest maternity leave of any country in the world, helping catapult it to the top of the rankings
After the collapse
The aftermath of the collapse in Afghanistan gives a clear indication that NATO will not defend its European Allies, Eastern and Central Europeans among them, Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér writes
America’s Democrats and their love affair with left-wing terrorists
Democratic politicians are abusing power strategically when it comes to presidential and state-level pardons in favor of their party’s political future, including pardons for those who have conducted bombings and assassinations
Czech foreign minister: Restoring normal relations with Russia will take time
The task of Czech diplomacy is to further develop the alliance with Israel, including strengthening the Czech diplomatic presence in Jerusalem
Austria pledges to continue deporting Afghan nationals
Austria’s foreign minister at loggerheads with Austria’s Green Party pro-migration president
Sweden pays Syrian rapist €80,000 in ‘damages’
He was one of the two men who violently abducted and raped a woman in 2017, but now the state is going to pay him “damages” despite his conviction
Newborn Ukrainian babies sold to East Asian country for €70,000 each, police arrest suspects but 13 babies already sold off
Ukrainian police fear that despite the arrests, there are many cases of babies being trafficked that are going undetected
Transylvania outraged at Romanian party president’s nationalist remarks
Orban is still trapped in the rhetoric of the 1970s
Yasen-class Russian submarines to carry hypersonic missiles
The Zircon hypersonic missile can reach speeds of Mach 8-9
Afghan felons should be expelled from Germany, conservative chancellor candidate says
Germany’s Conservative candidate for chancellor supports the repatriation of Afghan asylum seekers who commit crimes, despite growing tensions in Afghanistan
“Hell on Earth” – wildfires devastate Greece
Firefighters in Greece are fighting for the second day in a row to put out a forest fire devastating the northwest of the Greek Peloponnese peninsula, near the city of Patras
Spain begins experiment of four-day work week
From the beginning of next year, as many as 6,000 Spaniards will be able to work four days a week as part of a state-sponsored experiment initiated by the fringe leftist Más País party
USA and Germany reach initial agreement on Nord Stream 2
According to reports, Washington is to exact pressure on Poland and Ukraine to accept the agreement on the controversial pipeline