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
17-year-old Italian boy and his mother sexually assaulted by two Tunisian migrants
The two North Africans first raped a 17-year-old boy and then forced him to bring them home to his mother, where they then raped her as well
‘Europe was reckless, now we pay for it’ — Czech PM slams Europe’s dependency on Russian energy
Europe has been complacent regarding its energy supply and must swiftly address its dependency on Russia, Fiala stated

Zemmour to deport 1 million foreigners from France through creation of ‘remigration ministry’ if elected
The right-wing populist has warned France it will be a “Muslim country” by 2060 without radical immigration reform
Czechia and Poland rated among friendliest countries to Ukraine
Poland placed first with 96 percent of the Ukrainians considering it a friendly state, with Czechia making it into top five
‘Why would you pay for a Czech woman when you can have a much cheaper Ukrainian?’ – Police deal with the first cases of forced prostitution of war refugees
The suspects arrived in luxury vans, were often wearing gold and jewelry, and tried to lure women and children into the car, according to an NGO
VIDEO: ‘They are cockroaches!’ – Ukrainian doctor reveals he has ordered staff to ‘castrate’ captured Russian soldiers
An interview with a Ukrainian doctor who says he has ordered the castration of Russian soldiers has been widely circulated on both Russian and U.S. social media networks
Biden will discuss peacekeeping mission to Ukraine during his visit to Poland
A number of EU countries are pushing for a “peacekeeping mission” into Ukraine, but without U.S. support, it may never happen
Ukrainian refugees in Sweden fearful after migrant males attempted to break into their hostel
“They said that Sweden was a safe country, but I have not seen that”
‘They would have to take me to the gallows!’ — former Czech PM refuses to return Russian award, decries ‘cheap Russophobia’
“I reject the cheap Russophobia that still exists today, and I reject the rash refuting of the Russian culture and all such things,” says the former Czech president
Elon Musk joins forces with Polish oil giant PKN Orlen to deliver Starlink internet access to Ukraine
PKN Orlen’s logistics management was critical in delivering Musk’s Starlink stations to Ukraine, granting Ukrainians access to satellite internet during the war
Germany looks to autocratic nations of Qatar and UAE to replace Russian gas
Germany hopes to also become independent of Russian coal by this autumn, but the government turns to autocratic regimes in the Middle East to fulfill its energy needs
Ukrainian refugees violently protest after learning they were staying in sports hall instead of hotel
On the way to the accommodation in Miesbach, the refugees damaged the interior of the vehicle and harassed the bus driver
We and the tragedy of Ukrainians
At the time when Russians besieged the city from three sides and their rockets and grenades hit Kyiv, the visit of three prime ministers was a gesture of solidarity
23-year-old Polish student crowned Miss World 2021
Karolina Bielawska is the second Polish woman in history to be chosen as the world’s most beautiful woman

Czech PM adviser details historic journey to Kyiv
“Now we can transfer not only testimony but all internal negotiations to Europe, Brussels, and international formats, to convey to other leaders what and how to do it,” Pojar explained
51% of Dutch-Moroccans back pro-migrant, Islamist Denk party
Voters with immigration backgrounds are choosing a party that has traditionally supported Turkey’s Islamist leader
Poland’s leadership on NATO’s eastern flank is undisputed, even if its allies don’t agree on everything
Poland will always be the leader in defending the eastern borders of the EU and NATO, writes Czech columnist David Klimeš

Polish PiS leader calls for NATO peacekeepers in Ukraine, but Germany says that crosses a ‘red line’
The leader of Poland’s ruling party is pushing for NATO troops in Ukraine, but there are fears such a move would likely spiral into World War III
Slovakia’s former vice-rector of the military academy passed sensitive NATO information to the Russian secret services
One individual has been accused of passing information to Russia’s military intelligence service since 2013

Zelensky with Czech, Polish and Slovenian leaders in Kyiv: ‘With such friends, we truly will succeed and win’
The arrival of a number of Central European leaders in Kyiv in the middle of a war has been met with glowing praise in Ukraine
18-year-old Ukrainian refugee raped by two migrants in German city of Düsseldorf, say police
The 18-year-old woman fled Ukraine only to be raped in Germany, allegedly by two migrant men from Africa and the Middle East, but who both had Ukrainian passports
Slovakia expels three Russian embassy staff; reports of arrests over espionage suspicions
The action will not go unanswered, warns Russia
EU foreign policy chief calls for expedited accession talks for North Macedonia and Albania
There are fears about security instability in Bosnia that could spread to other parts of the Western Balkans
Spain: Vox signs historic pact with People’s Party to enter regional government for first time
The new coalition promises to guarantee the rights of parents to decide on the education of their children
‘Poland deserves an apology from the EU and the USA,’ acknowledges former U.S. ambassador to Warsaw
Georgette Mosbacher admitted that when it came to Russia and dealing with Russians, Poland was right all along
‘He won’t live to see Christmas!’ – Former Soviet spy predicts sticky end for Putin
Viktor Suvorov believes that Putin will be murdered, pointing to examples of similar cases in Russian history

Facebook and Instagram users now allowed to incite violence against Russians and call for Putin’s death after Meta policy change
Calls for either of the leaders’ deaths will be permitted “unless they contain other targets or have two indicators of credibility, such as the location or method”
Poll: Czechs back Ukrainians but less enthusiastic about inviting them into their homes
In Poland, almost half of the population would welcome Ukrainian refugees into their homes
Czechia moves closer to sending 650 troops to Slovakia
Czechia’s defense minister is confident that the mandate will receive parliamentary approval shortly, urging lawmakers that there is no time to waste in light of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine
Is displaying the pro-Russian ‘Z’ symbol now a crime in Czechia?
Czechia has moved to criminalize speech in support of Russia’s war in Ukraine, with investigations already being opened, but it remains unclear if those displaying the ‘Z’ symbol will also face consequences
Germany: The percentage of foreign sex offenders increased
Germany’s foreign population went from committing 35 percent of rapes to 42.44 percent between 2000 and 2020
PM Orbán opposes European ban on Russian gas, as it would ‘disproportionately affect Hungarian families’
“We will not allow the price of the war to be paid by Hungarian families,” the Hungarian prime minister declared following talks in London with the U.K. and fellow Visegrád Group nations
Czech police investigate former deputy supporting Putin and the invasion of Ukraine
Over 200 Czechs are being targeted for prosecution for statements in support of Russia and the invasion of Ukraine

Who says the war in Ukraine has no winners?
Beijing is well positioned to come out stronger via Russian, U.S. and European economic pains
Czech troops deployed to Slovakia to establish refugee camps
Czechia also plans to join the advanced NATO presence in Slovakia
‘Europe’s moral strength is being tested!’ Polish PM wants greater EU assistance for Ukraine
Mateusz Morawiecki called for European leaders to offer greater assistance to Ukraine in its fight against Russia
EU preparing for 8 million Ukrainian refugees
The number of expected Ukrainian refugees is continually being revised higher
Are Ukrainian refugees being treated differently by Europeans?
The current conflict shows that Europeans may be more empathetic to the Ukrainians than to non-European refugees, but there may be some valid reasons behind that sentiment
Czech Foreign Minister: I am hostile to romantic ideas of fighting for Ukraine
If someone is not a full-fledged soldier, it is more of a romantic idea than a real help for Ukraine, states Jan Lipavský
Czech fighters helping to defend Ukraine will be guaranteed impunity, Czech PM confirms
Fiala noted that he cannot encourage or support anyone to go to war in foreign territory, stressing that there are other options for supporting Ukraine
Czechia PM assures of sufficient oil and gas reserves in case of supply issues
Czechia fulfills the energy reserve requirement and even has some extra supplies stored
Czech right-wing party slams arms supplies to Ukraine and blocking of Czech news websites for ‘disinformation’
We reject allowing Czechia to supply weapons and ammunition to Ukraine because it means pouring fuel on the fire, claims the right-wing SPD party in a statement
400 Indian students fleeing Russia-Ukraine war flown home from Poland
Over 400 students from India who crossed the Ukrainian-Polish border fleeing war have left Poland in two planes which left for Delhi on Tuesday from the southeastern city of Rzeszów
Syrian, Iraqi and Afghan migrants mingle with Ukrainian refugee flows trying to enter the EU
Many Middle Eastern and African migrants are attempting to pass themselves off as international students in Ukraine
Expressing support for Russia or Putin could be prosecuted in Czechia
The move to criminalize any voicing of support for Putin or Russia is sure to spark freedom of expression concerns in Czechia
Putin’s end will not be one to be envied
Putin now undedrstands that his end may be more like that of Stalin, Ceausescu, or at best Milosevic, writes Stanisław Janecki for portal wPolityce.pl
1 in 4 prisoners in France are foreign nationals, costing taxpayers €700 million a year
The average cost of incarcerating a prisoner in France is reportedly €110 per day — taking into account meals, water, heating and staffing costs
Germany using mass surveillance and censorship to crush political opposition
Germany claims it is a liberal democracy, but the nation uses surveillance against its political opposition, is looking to ban free speech platforms, and conducts police raids against citizens for what should be protected speech
8 EU member state leaders call for immediate accession talks to bloc for Ukraine
Ukraine deserves accelerated accession talks to the European Union, the presidents stated
Czechs to join Ukrainian foreign legion, President Zeman is supportive
Other countries like the U.K. and Denmark are giving the nod for volunteers to join the fight in Ukraine; the question is now how Russia will respond
Hungary will neither ship nor allow weapons transits to Ukraine
The country is concerned for the safety of the Hungarian minority living in Ukraine
Czech government approves another supply of weapons to Ukraine worth €16 million
“We will not stop the bandit Putin by donning flowers in our hair,” said Czechia’s Defense Minister Jana Černochová
Lewandowski and Polish FA lead opposition to Russia’s participation in World Cup
The captain of the Polish national football team and Polish Football Association declared that Poland will not play Russia in the 2022 World Cup playoffs
‘We all have to be anti-racists’ – Germany just created the new position of anti-racism commissioner
Germany may be following in the footsteps of the United States, where the issue of race and critical race theory dominates government, business and academia
Large German health insurer says up to 3 million people potentially suffered Covid-19 vaccine side effects
In our opinion, there is a significant underreporting of the side effects of the vaccination, states the BKK ProVita insurance company
Poland, Sweden and Czechia refuse to travel to Moscow for World Cup playoff matches
The Polish, Czech and Swedish football associations announced that their teams will not play in Russia following Putin’s invasion of Ukraine
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
Natural gas prices skyrocket amid war in Ukraine, European industry under threat
Natural gas saw a 41 percent rise on Thursday alone
‘He’s probably sleeping right now’ – Trump trashes Biden’s slow response to Russia attack, says ‘rigged election’ allowed for war
Former President Donald Trump said that Biden was “probably sleeping” instead of addressing the war in Ukraine during an appearance on Fox News
Putin should be first on the sanctions list, says European Commission vice-president
The EU commissioner claimed the absence of Vladimir Putin from the EU’s list of individuals to be personally targeted for sanctions was a sign of weakness
Czech politicians condemn Russia’s attack on Ukraine: ‘Barbaric act of aggression, Putin is a bandit’
“A madman must be isolated,” commented President Miloš Zeman on Russia’s actions
Ukraine: Russia has launched full-scale invasion
Missile strikes and explosions have been reported in the major Ukrainian cities of Kiev and Kharkiv
Trump slams ‘weak’ Biden and claims Putin would ‘have never done what he is doing now’ on his watch
Trump lamented the situation in Ukraine, and argued that there had been no need for the situation to have arisen at all if it had been “properly handled”
Czech PM rejects ‘inhumane’ right-wing concerns over mass immigration from Ukraine if war breaks out
Populist Tomio Okamura has warned about an influx of refugees heading to Czechia from Ukraine and the effect this may have on national security and wage depression
Ukrainian intelligence warns Russia will invade Kiev, Kharkiv, and Kherson
Ukrainian intelligence has information that Russia does not plan to stop in Donbas and wants to continue west deeper into the country
What if Russia cuts off gas to Poland?
While much of Europe remains under threat from Russia cutting gas, Poland is in a better position than most
Is this how Russia will conquer Ukraine?
Polish Gen. Waldemar Skrzypczak explains how Russia will continue its conquest of Ukraine
German chancellor pulls plug on Nord Stream 2
Olaf Scholz confirmed the suspension of the pipeline’s certification process in light of developments in Ukraine, but he appeared to leave the door open to certification down the road
Germany’s far-left interior minister wants to teach about right-wing extremism in kindergarten
Germany’s far-left interior minister wants to start educating children about the dangers of right-wing extremism in kindergarten but makes no mention of left-wing extremism or radical Islam
Czech government stands behind a free Ukraine, accuses Russia of wanting new USSR
Russia attempts to rebuild the Soviet Union at the expense of free countries, says Czechia’s defense minister
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
Germany: Afghan migrant accused of stabbing three people and screaming ‘Allahu Akbar’ admits in court he lied about not remembering the attack
The Afghan migrant had a previous conviction for a knife attack where he received only probation
Germany’s AfD faces more attacks than any other party
AfD politician Martin Hess says he thinks the situation has changed after the radical left-wing politician Nancy Faeser took control of Germany’s interior ministry
France and its allies, including Czechia, are withdrawing from Mali
The heart of the military operation will move to Niger, announced Emmanuel Macron
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
Zelensky’s party chair accuses US media of spreading fake news about Russia’s invasion
When the panic phase is over, there should be a retrospective analysis of why large, very well-known foreign media outlets spread fake news, says David Arakhamia
‘Russia isn’t crazy enough for war’ – Czech president slams US reports of imminent invasion
Russians are not crazy enough to embark on an operation that will do them more harm than good, claims Zeman
New Polish website allows users to report anti-Church hate
Lawyers from the conservative Ordo Iuris organization want to put an end to demeaning jokes and criticism of Pope John Paul II online
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
‘Wars rarely start on Wednesday’ – Russian ambassador pokes fun at Western claims of imminent invasion of Ukraine
Escalation will not occur in the coming weeks or even months, stated the Russian diplomat
Conservative Czech firebrand Okamura blocks Czech pandemic law amendment with 6-hour speech
The pandemic law amendment would restrict fundamental rights and freedoms, warn the SPD and ANO opposition movements
The Great Replacement ‘will not stop,’ says French lawyer as more presidential candidates use the term
Presidential candidate Valérie Pécresse used the term “Great Replacement” because it is “here to stay,” lawyer Pierre Gentillet told viewers
‘Let’s not create enemies!’ – Former Czech President tells government to stay out of conflict in Ukraine
“Let’s not make enemies of those who have a different opinion,” urges Klaus
Spain: Right-wing Vox party becomes kingmaker in Castile and León regional parliament
This result is historic, hailed the leader of the populist Vox party, Santiago Abascal
‘No surprises’ – Top EU court expected to rule against Hungary and Poland tomorrow
All signs point to a politically motivated rush job by the European Court of Justice, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Sweden: Teacher fired for refusing to refer to trans child with gender-neutral pronoun
The fired teacher says she treated the family with respect but was “defending an ideology-free language in the school system”
‘Traitors’ – Slovak deputies’ homes targeted after approving new US defense agreement
Lawmakers have called for a security council to address the ongoing threats to those who backed the new security pact
Hungary’s conservative Fidesz has comfortable lead ahead of elections
The difference in government support between urban and rural areas remains significant
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
Central European countries have lowest representation in EU institutions
Surprisingly, Germany is also considered under-represented within the EU institutions