France: Illegal Tunisian immigrant accused of raping English woman directly on a street in Nice
The police arrested the assailant an hour later in the middle of another crime
Germany: SPD suffers historic defeat in North Rhine-Westphalia
Even worse than the SPD are the economic liberals of the FDP, who barely earned 5 percent
Iraqi migrant injures 5 in stabbing spree on German train, said to be ‘mentally ill’ despite being on Islamic terrorist watchlist
The perpetrator was committed to a psychiatric hospital and will not be kept in custody for the time being
Czechia wants to organize a European summit that Zelensky would attend
The dialogue with Ukraine should be as intense as possible
‘A disaster for online privacy’ — EU plans online chat control that would break encryption, mass scan mobile phones across Europe
The EU could be headed towards a complete surveillance state
Czech PM: Poland and Czechia are allies in defending the West from Eastern threats
Many things unite both countries, even if they have evolved differently, writes Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala
Hungary-style child protection law very much needed in Spain, says leader of Spanish lawyers’ organization
In an exclusive interview, Spanish lawyer Polonia Castellanos explains why a child protection law like the one in Hungary is very much needed elsewhere in Europe, even if it means having to support unlawful sanctions from Brussels. “As a mother, if I have to choose between my children being indoctrinated or the EU sanctioning my country, I would prefer a sanction on my country,” she says
‘The situation may lead to a ghetto’ – Refugee crisis in Prague has city’s mayor warning of ‘fatal’ consequences
“In fact, we are going to build a ghetto here for Ukrainian refugees, which is fatal,” says Prague Mayor Zdeněk Hřib
Czech president allows 103 citizens to join Ukrainian army
The Czech prime minister is expected to co-sign the decision
Czech interior minister vows to tackle refugee benefit fraudsters
Vít Rakušan emphasized that dishonesty concerns only hundreds of refugees from Ukraine
Czechia replaces Russia on UN Human Rights Council
Czechia received 157 votes in its favor, while 23 states abstained
EU should confiscate Russia’s foreign exchange reserves and use them to rebuild Ukraine, top diplomat claims
The reconstruction of Ukraine will cost hundreds of billions of euros
Czechia warns of return of polio due to migration from Ukraine
“There is no targeted treatment. Only vaccination can prevent it. The disease can result in permanent paralysis or death,” noted Czech physician Lenka Petroušová

The majority of Hungarians reject a one-sided interpretation of Ukraine conflict
Recent polls suggest that European citizens’ views on the war are not what media headlines might suggest, with a majority opposed to arming Ukraine and a near majority against more sanctions on Russia
German ministry’s woke definition of ‘being White’ removed after public backlash
German taxpayers are funding a project that has a variety of racist definitions for White and Black people
Taliban brings back strict Sharia law to Afghanistan, women ordered to wear Islamist burqa when out in public
The Taliban initially claimed that its new regime would be more moderate than the previous one overthrown in 2001
Czechia will push for Ukraine’s EU membership, says foreign minister
It is in EU’s interest to be as close to the rebuilding of Ukraine as possible
Afghan migrant jailed for sexual assaulting 9-year-old boy in France, already deported from Sweden in the past
“You have to consider the cultural difference and the psychological background,” the Afghan migrant’s attorney said. “Where he comes from, pornographic images on cell phones are common.”
Leaked: Hungary could buy suicide drones from German Rheinmetall worth €250 million
Rheinmetall expects €2 billion worth of deals from Hungary
Germany will help Czechia replace heavy weapons provided to Ukraine
The joint project concerns the modernization of the Czech army and concrete support to the Ukrainian Armed Forces
As Berlin housing crisis grows, one housing association pushes a dramatic solution
Under a new proposal, Germans with more living space could be forced into smaller apartments and houses
Wild West Germany: Hells Angels biker club shootout with migrant clan leaves 4 wounded, 15 arrests made
Scenes of chaos broke out in the quiet Western German city of Duisburg Wednesday evening
VIDEO: Illegal immigrant smashes French female police officer’s head into parked car in Paris
Video shows one migrant slamming the policewoman into a car and punching her in the face
France: Nigerian squatters terrorize 60 residents into leaving their homes in Marseille
The squatters are ultra-violent among themselves and are often fighting with machetes, describe residents who fled the area
‘Barking at the gates of Russia’ – Poland angered over Pope Francis saying NATO likely provoked Russia into war
Many Poles, who are fiercely opposed to Russia, are angered over the Pope’s remarks that greatly imply that NATO provoked Russia into war
Roma refugees refuse Czech accommodation offer, set up camp near Brno train station
“This is a group of people who have complete temporary protection. However, they refused the offered accommodation,” stated a police spokesman
Czechia can support EU boycott of Russian oil by year’s end, says industry minister
Brussels is planning an embargo on Russian oil imports, but not all member states are in agreement
Germany transfers child benefits worth €459 million to foreign countries
As Germans struggle to pay food and rent bills, hundreds of millions in child benefit payments are flowing outside the country

Czech PM drives a wedge between Hungary and Poland
While lapping up praise and recognition for presenting an iron fist towards Russia in the East, Poland is dropping its guard against interference from the West, writes Daniel Deme
Czech weapons flow into Ukraine
The Czech Republic sent ammunition, small arms, and heavy equipment
200 tanks that will build trust and confidence in Poland
The 200 tanks Poland is sending to Ukraine is an investment with a guaranteed high rate of return, writes Miłosz Manasterski on portal Polskieradio24.pl
After Muslim riots in Sweden, Swedish PM says integration has failed, immigrants fuel gang crime
“Segregation has gone so far that we have parallel societies in Sweden. We live in the same country, but different realities,” states Magdalena Andersson
Czech PM assures of sufficient energy reserves for now following Russia’s gas cut-off to Poland and Bulgaria
Oil and nuclear fuel reserves in Czechia will last for three months and up to three years respectively
WATCH: Antifa beats woman in German clothing store, coordinates attacks in multiple cities
“I just thought, okay, you have a child, you have to survive this,” said the young mother about the beating she received
Russia can be thrown back East, very far East
Poland faces an unprecedented opportunity to ensure its security for generations, writes Jacek Karnowski, the editor-in-chief of Polish conservative weekly Sieci
‘A return to the Middle Ages’ – If Russia cuts gas deliveries, Czechia could be in serious trouble
The Czech Republic is 98 percent dependent on Russian gas, which means any cut could be catastrophic

Securing EU’s border top priority for Czechia’s EU presidency, says interior minister
Czech and Austrian interior ministers met to discuss border security issues
Are Ukrainian refugees driving tuberculosis rates higher in Czechia?
Ukraine’s serious problem with tuberculosis could present public health challenges during refugee crisis
War in Ukraine sends coal prices soaring even higher as nations turn to ‘dirty’ energy
The world is struggling to replace Russia’s coal while prices keep spiking
Europe censored: EU agrees on controversial new law to regulate social media
Backed by Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama, the EU agreement could signal a new censorship regime across Europe
Is Germany already an official ally of Putin?
Germans should be ashamed of its elites who want Ukraine to surrender to Russia, writes Sławomir Jastrzębowski in Salon24.pl
Somali migrant who screamed ‘Allahu Akbar’ while stabbing 3 German women to death will avoid prison
Despite claiming he “fulfilled jihad” after the attacks, the Somali man has been ruled psychologically unfit and the prosecution is seeking to send him to a “closed psychiatric ward”
Liberals praise Macron victory, including Czech and Slovak leaders
There was a time when the political leadership of Czechia and Slovakia may have welcomed a Le Pen victory
Germany’s migrant population places major burden on healthcare system and state budgets
Tens of billions of euros are being spent on Germany’s migrants, and healthcare costs are a major factor in these huge sums of money
Is Hungary being targeted with bomb threats over its refusal to ship arms to Ukraine?
Both Hungary and Serbia, two countries refusing to send weapons to Ukraine, have been targeted with a wave of bomb threats

Czech and US defense ministers confirm interest in concluding defense agreement
The agreement will not include the establishment of a U.S. military base in the Czech Republic
Liberate the Polish economy to ensure it can fund defense, urges economic expert
Poland can either print money or deregulate the economy to generate growth to fund defense without lowering living standards, says one economic expert
Election interference? Czech billionaire accused of changing headline to favor of Macron in French magazine
Czech billionaire appears to step in to help Macron win Sunday’s election

Grand Mosque of Paris urges Muslims to vote for Macron and defeat Le Pen
France’s growing Muslim population is being urged to vote for Macron on Sunday
German government: No fixed limit on number of Ukrainian refugees
Germany has so far taken in approximately 320,000 Ukrainian refugees
German media obscures Muslim role in Sweden’s Easter riots, blames right-wing extremism
German taxpayer-funded media is purposefully obscuring who was behind the Sweden riots
Czech companies contracted to repair damaged combat equipment from Ukraine
The first contract is for the repair of T-64 tanks
‘They will stay here and take our jobs!’ — Some Czechs criticize aid to refugees
The Czech government has taken on the role of the government-in-exile of Ukraine, noted one of the respondents, criticizing the manner in which refugees are being helped
German interior ministry permits display of rainbow flags on federal buildings
“We want discrimination against people based on their sexual identity to end in all areas of society,” claims Interior Minister Nancy Faeser
The case of transgender Emily: ‘It’s shamefully unfair,’ Czech sportswoman says
“From an early age, little boys are faster than little girls. The older you get, the greater the difference,” Czech triathlete Tereza Zimovjanová points out
Polish President Duda slams Russian ‘terrorism’ during visit by four presidents to Kyiv
Polish President Andrzej Duda together with the three presidents of the Baltic states visited Ukraine on Wednesday and met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to witness the two faces of war: the military operation and the attacks on civilians
Double standard for refugees in Czechia? Ukrainian Romanies often end up in detention centers
The Romanies allegedly make a mess in the facility, do not have fundamental personal hygiene habits and are not polite to its staff
‘I have never seen a president as bad as you!’ — Man in Alsace confronts Macron
Among other things, the man accused Macron of butchering the hospital system
Peak of German prosperity is ‘probably over’ — CDU chief Friedrich Merz prepares for economic decline
“The conflict will make us poorer. Society will have to endure it,” says the opposition leader in the German Bundestag, Friedrich Merz
Former Czech PM wants a referendum on proposals for a US military base in Czechia
Babiš personally finds the idea unnecessary
Liberal Paris parents rush into private schools to escape diversity
According to the statistics, 37% of Parisian students study privately

Slovakia’s decision to gift S-300 batteries to Ukraine ends in domestic upheaval
The government of Eduard Heger puts its loyalties towards NATO allies over the security of its own citizens
The most peaceful country in the world? A series of shootings and stabbings shakes Iceland
Although four shootings and one murder in a year may not sound like much, for Iceland, those are scary numbers
Orbán is the ‘only authentic statesman in Europe,’ says former Czech president
“I am with Orbán on one side of the barricade,” says Klaus, referring to their shared stance against multiculturalism and the progressive cultural revolution
VIDEO: 3 French police officers beaten by 15 ‘youths’ during arrest
The police were targeted by projectiles, including stones, with two of the three officers present being injured in the attack
Germany rejects mandatory vaccination in major blow to Lauterbach and the Greens
A controversial proposal to implement a vaccine mandate in Germany has failed — for now
Asylum applications on the rise: 68% increase in first quarter of 2022
The EU evidently needs a long-discussed reform of the asylum system, as the Dublin system is no longer working
Foreigners responsible for huge share of crime, according to latest German data
Non-German suspects continue to make up a huge share of criminal suspects, especially for serious crimes like assault and rape
‘We are not overwhelmed!’ — left-wing Macron buries head in sand over mass migration
The incumbent French president claimed plans by his election rival to introduce a “zero immigration” policy should not be treated seriously
‘War economy’ – Russian gas cut could lead to mass shutdown of European factories and companies, says Czech analyst
Europe can’t find an adequate replacement for Russian gas this year and would need to transition to a war economy, states Czech analyst Jiří Gavor
Slovakian far-right party leader loses parliamentary mandate following Supreme Court appeal
Kotleba was prosecuted in a case where he apparently promoted neo-Nazism
Tusk’s kiss of death
The leader of the European People’s Party, Donald Tusk, campaigned for the opposition in Hungary just as he previously did in Poland, both with the same results: defeat
Just 48 hours after Orbán reelected, EU launches retaliatory sanction proceedings against Hungary
Hungary says the EU’s sanctions move is punishment for the conservative election victory, with Brussels likely to cut millions in funding to the country
Ukrainian refugee influx may result in higher rates of tuberculosis, HIV and Covid-19, physicians warn
Ukraine is unfortunately one of the countries considered risky when it comes to tuberculosis, along with other diseases like whooping cough
V4 alliance on shaky ground: Czech PM fails to congratulate Orbán while others express disappointment over election result
Czechia’s president congratulates his ‘friend Orbán,’ but other Czech politicians offer lukewarm reaction to Hungary’s election result
The Hungarian elections were ‘transparent and neutral,’ comments international observer
Hungary has a very transparent, neutral, and transparent electoral system, states Jorge Buxadé, a member of the presidency of the ECR group in the European Parliament
Slovakia to make Russian gas payments in rubles
“I have to provide energy for the Slovak economy,” notes Slovakia’s economy minister Richard Sulík
Official gender change only happens through surgery, Czech Constitutional Court confirms
The role of the Constitutional Court is not to protect or perhaps even promote modern trends, just as its role is not to prevent them, says the court
HUNGARY’S VIKTOR ORBÁN SCORES LANDSLIDE VICTORY, SECURES SUPERMAJORITY
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has declared victory, as his conservative Fidesz party looks to retain its supermajority
‘The biggest election fraud in Hungary’s history’ – Hungarian left opposition accused of using illegal offshore database before April 3 vote
Hungary’s Christian KDNP party is accusing the left of using an illegal offshore database to contact voters against their will
Russian gas supply cut? We have no solution for that, says Czech industry deputy minister
44 percent of gas consumed in Europe flows from Russia
Ukrainian refugees could be benefit for Czech economy, says Czech labor minister
We decided that two new items would be included in our form filled in when applying for the humanitarian benefit, namely education, and profession, states Marian Jurečka
Czech army would only last weeks if attacked, seeks to accelerate weapons purchases: analyst
The Ministry of Defense has already received an additional 1 billion korunas (€40.9 million) for this year
Kaczyński: I would like Poland to have nuclear weapons
The leader of Law and Justice (PiS) believes that a state with a large and well-equipped army is a safe and secure one
Poland qualifies for Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022
The Polish national team defeated Sweden 2-0 in a playoff and has advanced to the main event in Qatar
Russian gas cuts could ‘collapse markets’ across Europe as Germany prepares first crisis level
As Germany prepares for crisis, one German energy expert is warning of a situation “where markets simply stop functioning”
Ukraine trying to help Hungarian left win upcoming election: report
Ukraine and Hungary’s left have a lot to gain by seeing Viktor Orbán lose the election, which is just days away
Ukrainian women threatened with murder, harassed in Swiss asylum center
Some of the Algerian migrants already present in the asylum center support the invasion of Ukraine and do not hesitate to let the Ukrainians know about it
Germany is the main country blocking sanctions on Russia, not Hungary, says Polish justice minister
Polish Minister Zbigniew Ziobro questioned criticisms directed at Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán concerning Hungary’s response to the war in Ukraine
55% of French agree with ‘remigration ministry’ concept proposed by Zemmour
Most French would back a theoretical ministry in charge of the expulsion of illegal foreigners, delinquents, and criminals
Zemmour says Macron’s immigration policies have led to murder, eliciting chants of ‘killer Macron’ at campaign rally
With dramatic cases of migrant murders often dominating the French headlines, Zemmour’s calls to end mass immigration have struck a chord in France
To fund Ukrainian refugees, Denmark cuts foreign aid to countries like Mali, Syria and Bangladesh
Denmark, known for its strict immigration policies, is cutting foreign aid to pay for its growing Ukrainian refugee population
Somali migrant who beheaded and stabbed homeless man 111 times faces trial in Germany
The perpetrator said that he feared his victim would “inject” Christianity into him like a hard drive downloading data
Does the West really have the stamina to fight Russia for years?
Will everyone in the West want to take part in the years-long battle over values and freedom?
She received 50,000 death threats from Islamists, but one Chechen suspect has already been released
“We are dealing with someone who is not stupid. Many terrorist actions began like this. This modus operandi reminds others,” says Mila’s mother about the perpetrator
Czech politicians slam boycott of Russian art and culture after Tchaikovsky’s opera canceled
The Czech National Theater decided not to perform Petr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s opera “Cherevichki,” a move earning criticism from some in Czech politics
Is Zelensky’s ban on 11 Ukrainian parties a power grab?
Ukraine’s Zelensky has been praised as a heroic leader defending democracy, but his recent move to ban 11 parties has some accusing him of a power grab
US-EU free trade TTIP agreement, which sparked mass protests in Germany, is now back on the table
If the agreement is to succeed, it will have to be much better communicated and most likely focused on energy, says Czech analyst Petr Bartoň
Sean Penn’s CORE charity signs deal to assist Ukrainian refugees in Kraków
The charity foundation run by the movie star will cooperate with the Polish city to transform abandoned buildings into shelters for refugees