‘We welcomed him as a friend’ – Afghan migrant in court for stabbing German mother and her daughter after she rejected sexual relationship
The two accepted the Afghan migrant as a “friend” before being nearly stabbed to death
The two accepted the Afghan migrant as a “friend” before being nearly stabbed to death
There are 2.2 million minors without German citizenship in the country
The woman, known as Maria, told a Greek broadcaster how she very nearly met the same fate as murdered 27-year-old Anastazja Rubińska
One Hungarian expert suspects the real counteroffensive has not begun, but he says significant challenges await Ukrainian forces
In the latest article following his conviction, the male model is depicted as a White male despite the same publication prominently featuring the rape convict in past photos
Poland’s PM is demanding one suspect be extradited to Poland
Sinn Féin councilor Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin didn’t pull any punches in his criticism of the status quo in Ireland
The top three winners on Germany’s Next Top Model are proving controversial for some critics
“For us at the AfD, there is a German people also worthy of protection, who should be able to assert themselves and have a say in who comes to Germany, who can stay and who has to go,” said the AfD’s parliamentary director during a speech int the Bundestag
Claude Chollet, who is the founder and managing editor of the Observatoire du Journalisme, explains to Remix News that a new regime of preventive censorship, unique in its kind within the EU, marks a new stage in the authoritarian drift of the liberal left in France in the face of popular discontent and dissent over key issues like immigration and freedom of speech
Serbians give up their firearms en masse following threats to “disarm Serbia”
A new video shows a nearly 10-minute compilation of Lancet drone strikes to prove the effectiveness of the weapon
Migrants from the Caucasus and beyond are entering Poland and taking over ride-hailing apps like Uber and Bolt, but the numerous Polish women being sexually assaulted is raising alarm bells
The group is outspoken about mass immigration and violence against European women by foreign populations
Ukraine’s tragedy is comparable to the 1932-1933 great famine in terms of its demographic impact, writes Hungarian security expert László Zöld Szentesi in Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet
“These Islamic extremists, they don’t want to work, they want free welfare. They want to marry French women with blond hair and blue eyes.”
Former UKIP party leader Nigel Farage hinted on Sunday that a partnership with Boris Johnson could be in the offing
Western liberal governments have long argued that migration and diversity are strengths, yet they are desperate to dump their own migrant populations on those nations that have rejected mass immigration
“It’s an incredible failure of our government, which is servile to Brussels,” claimed opposition leader Andrej Babiš
Twitter has mass deleted a video of a migrant knife attack in France that saw five children being stabbed on a playground
The children are aged about three years old and at least three are in critical condition
The billionaire discusses the Ukraine war, but also climate change and the threat of AI
Previously, the left-wing organization accused Polish right-wing and football fans of Russophobia and gave an ‘Antifascist of the Year’ award to a criminal
The AfD is now tied for second place in the country, which has prompted a near meltdown of the country’s political and journalistic class
French women speak to a feminist group about what they say is sexual harassment from foreigners
Could Germany see another wave of migrant attacks this summer in the country’s swimming pools?
The group of 40 migrants are threatening to sleep rough outside the hotel until the U.K. Home Office agrees to its demands
“Black, red and gold is colorful enough”
Hungary will maintain its stance for peace, said Hungary’s justice minister
Sniper duels have become a tool used by both sides of the conflict to boost morale of frontline troops in the Ukraine war
Spain, which has had Europe’s most radical leftist coalition government in recent years, is now the next European country shifting to the right
One of the hosts of the program, Rafał Ziemkiewicz, who is a renowned conservative author, expressed his intention to request a prison sentence instead of paying a fine
While foreigners make up 14 percent of the population, they account for 50 percent of all gang rapes in Germany
The leader of Portugal’s Chega party, André Ventura, only founded his party in 2019 but is already a contender to lead the country as the next president. In an exclusive interview with Remix News, he discusses the perils and opportunities regarding immigration, his party’s electoral chances, and increasing social media censorship
In an exclusive interview, League MP Simone Billi spoke with Remix News at CPAC Hungary about Italy’s new immigration law and the importance of international conservative cooperation
If Europeans are in the minority, then “it will be too late,” warns prominent South African author Ernst Roets, who serves as the deputy CEO of AfriForum
The usage of terms such as “Polish death camps” and the “Polish Holocaust” is historically incorrect but still prevalent in various publications and repeated by notable figures and celebrities
Dutch MEP Robert Roos, of the JA21 political party, spoke to Remix News in an exclusive interview about the plight of Dutch farmers, mass immigration and overpopulation, and why the Dutch media has become “the long arm of the government”
The popular Salvadoran leader has enacted successful but problematic policies in his war on gangs in the impoverished Central American country
China should not be treated as a risk, said Hungary’s foreign minister
Major crimes may make the headlines, but these two videos highlight how commonplace anti-social behavior often has the most widespread and negative effect on European society
The mayor of Cannes said that a record 600,000 migrants entered the country in 2022
The Polish legal body Ordo Iuris is proposing legislation that would ban all sex change operations for minors
The commitment to uphold the truth about World War II is “a holy mission” for contemporary Poles, writes the editor of Polish conservative Sieci weekly, Jacek Karnowski
In 2022, there was a 240 percent increase in work permits for Turks, 171 percent for Indians, 122 percent for Uzbeks, 85 percent for Nepalese, and 70 percent for Filipinos
In an exclusive interview with Remix News, former Czech Prime Minister and President Václav Klaus, an ally of PM Viktor Orbán, laments that relations between Hungary and Czechia have reached such a low point
A Polish patrol plane on a Frontex mission over the Black Sea near Romania was endangered by the sudden appearance of a Russian aircraft
The perpetrator had a long criminal record and was suspected of being involved in another stabbing attack from 2009 but was never charged
The media and academics have used statistical sleight of hand to trick Germans into believing a variety of falsehoods surrounding migrant crime in Germany
Last year, Germany approved 160,000 asylum requests
Barbara Socha, the Polish secretary of state in charge of demographic policy in the Ministry of Family and Social Policy, spoke with Remix News in Warsaw about the demographic challenges facing Poland and Central Europe and how the government of Mateusz Morawiecki intends to reverse the current negative trend without resorting to mass immigration
In an exclusive interview with Remix News, Maciej Szymanowski, director of the Wacław Felczak Institute of Polish-Hungarian Cooperation and an expert on Central Europe, discusses the current status of Polish-Hungarian relations, how the war in Ukraine remains a contentious issue for the two nations, and what future relations will look like in the V4
The Polish airline company was accused of “discrimination and Russophobia” by some Russian media outlets
It has become fashionable among Polish liberal elites to argue that Germany chose Poland for the Holocaust due to Polish antisemitism, writes senior Polish conservative columnist Piotr Zaremba
The Polish prime minister claimed the academic’s “scandalous remarks” have “nothing to do with robust historical research and knowledge”
However, 80 percent of respondents support the separation of the Catholic Church and the state
“Every year we accept 450,000 people who have not contributed a cent to the infrastructure they will use from day one”
John Lennox’s “2084 Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity” suggests there is an analogy between the threats involved with AI and George Orwell’s “1984,” writes Marek A. Cichocki
At the current rate of growth, the country’s population will double in the next 26 years
The young German victim remains in a psychiatric clinic weeks after the attack, and two of the perpetrators are unlikely to face any legal consequences
Macron has survived a no-confidence vote, but his pension reform may mark the beginning of the end
Is it the beginning of a trend?
In some cases, hosting migrants is apparently a life-threatening activity
In an exclusive interview, Spanish lawyer Polonia Castellanos, head of the Christian lawyers’ association Abogados Cristianos and human rights expert, explains how Pedro Sánchez’s far-left government is threatening women’s rights, fundamental rights, and the rule of law in Spain with Brussels’ approval
Manoj Subramaniam, among other things, painted swastikas onto his property and claimed he was being subjected to sustained harassment by far-right extremists
The focus on pedophilia in the Catholic Church was just a prelude to hitting the real target, the Polish pope, writes Michał Karnowski
The appeal comes in response to recent accusations made against the late pope, including allegations of covering up cases of sexual abuse of minors in the Church
A soldier from the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) tells a Polish TV channel that his organization was responsible for the incursion into the Bryansk region of Russia and that it wants to overthrow the Russian government
“During the evictions, tears flowed among those affected”
A week after the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden to Poland, there is a dispute about which opposition politician had a longer conversation with the American leader and who managed to take a photo with him
One school principal says one of her schools features 23 different nationalities, many of whom do not speak German. The resulting chaos this produces is now being seen throughout the German school system
The parents of quintuplets, who already had seven children, tell the press: “There can never be too much happiness”
The C40 cities association, which campaigns for reducing global warming, has made recommendations to its members to radically reduce food consumption and travel
Liberal MEP Radosław Sikorski faces sharp criticism in Poland after it was revealed he is on the payroll of the United Arab Emirates
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
They protested CO2 emissions and then flew off to Bali
The case shows how effective the judicial system in Poland is in defending judges, even if they were caught red-handed
10 strategies Denmark has used to radically reduce immigration and maintain their nearly homogenous European population
The payment was demanded by Radosław Sikorski as an apology by Jarosław Kaczyński for accusing him of “diplomatic treason” in relation to the 2010 Smolensk plane crash
Fernando Santos will appoint several Poles to work alongside him
Soros called for Eastern Europeans to essentially be used as cannon fodder armed with NATO weapons, a prescient prediction given how the war in Ukraine has developed
An Iranian celebrates the “dying out” of ethnic Germans in a controversial hate-filled article in one of the country’s largest newspapers
Famed Roksana Węgiel says she wants to break the stereotype that only “old people go to church”
Organized demolition crews, mostly made up of Moroccan migrants, are putting German lives at risk with their high-explosive ATM heists
The controversial case may leave White males in Germany’s Green party worried about being fired over their skin color and gender
Many are questioning why the BBC is using taxpayers’ money to promote the account of a known jihadist who abandoned Britain to join the Islamic State death cult
Europe is poaching doctors from the poorest countries, and the problems only begin there. In many ways, the whole immigration racket around medical workers reveals some of the fundamental issues with mass immigration to the West.
The suspect returned to his school in the afternoon after being expelled for the day and stabbed a 55-year-old female teacher multiple times in an empty classroom
The suspect stabbed one man 15 times before entering Gare du Nord and attacking five others including a police officer
The grandson of the elderly couple who owns the property questioned whether the rule of law still exists in France
Remix News was one of the few news outlets permanently banned from Twitter
It is unknown whether the armored vehicles will come from existing stock within the German military or from manufacturer reserves
Sweden’s Great Replacement: New report shows that Swedish is a minority language and is therefore no longer proposed as the main language in teaching
Croatian media assessed that the government should have expected a price increase and been prepared for it
In some areas of the country, just 20 percent trust EU institutions
A night of celebration swiftly descended into chaos as rioters targeted emergency service vehicles
Polish government left humiliated after paying €1 million to the Black Eyed Peas only for the band to turn around and promote LGBT and insult the ruling party
France’s interior minister attempts to put a positive spin on hundreds of arson attacks across the country during New Year’s Eve
“When are we finally going to admit that we have a huge problem with young male migrants from archaic societies who don’t want to integrate? Silencing the problem means continuing to promote it.”
Meloni’s government will soon force NGO ships flying flags from countries like France, Germany and Norway to accept the migrants they pick up in the Mediterranean Sea