
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
‘Poland and Europe are now passing the real test of maturity,’ says PM Morawiecki on the anniversary of Poland’s EU membership
Poland and nine other European countries, including Hungary, Czech Republic and the Baltic states, joined the EU on May 1, 2004
EU chief slams Russia’s gas ‘blackmail,’ insists bloc is ready to respond
“Our response will be immediate, united, and coordinated. We will ensure that Gazprom’s decision has the least possible impact on EU consumers,” Ursula von der Leyen said

Douglas Murray: Victimhood is wielded as a weapon to seize power
The war on White people has become an acceptable part of European and American mainstream culture
Polish MEP lashes out at pro-Russian Germany and France, accuses Brussels of failing to support Poland’s humanitarian efforts
Law and Justice (PiS) MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski claims the lack of funds available for Poland from the European Commission for helping Ukrainian refugees is the latest attack on the country

Is the US State Department working to discredit Orbán’s election victory in Hungary?
The Freedom House think tank, funded by billionaire oligarch George Soros and the U.S. State Department, is clearly furious about Viktor Orbán’s landslide democratic victory
EU has paid Russia €1 billion a day for energy since the war began
Only a full energy embargo could hit Russia hard enough for it to reconsider its war
Are Ukrainians and Poles closer than ever?
The past few weeks have brought Ukrainians and Poles closer together than they have ever been and have led to speculation as to where the limits of this new found union may lie, writes Jakub Maciejewski in portal wPolityce.pl

Britain will send Channel migrants to Rwanda
The measure is a plaster on a sinking ship, wrapped in a rhetoric of humanity
EU approves additional €3.5 billion funding for member states receiving Ukrainian refugees
The measure will give member states faster access to funding for infrastructure, housing, equipment and employment, education, social inclusion, health and childcare services
‘EU’s rule of law proceedings are biased,’ Hungarian justice minister claims
“Countries with a national conservative government can never be good students,” Varga said, accusing the European Commission of bias in its implementation of the rule of law mechanism

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

UN’s vote against Russia reveals new global political map
A UN vote reveals a world far from unified on the issue of Russia, with many countries, including China, India, Brazil, and Mexico, refusing to vote in unison with the West
Orbán proposes EU measures to keep energy prices in check
Hungary’s leader pushes for the EU to drop its damaging energy policy that has only led to price increases

Ukraine launches war of words with Hungarian government, may have tried to interfere in election
The Ukrainian government’s hostile attitude towards Hungary risks eroding solidarity with refugees fleeing the war zone
EU transfers funds to Hungary after Orbán’s letter
Proportionally, Hungary has so far handled the largest number of refugees from Ukraine
EU approves Orbán’s request for funding
Orbán wrote a letter to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen asking for a credit line to help the country assist with humanitarian efforts for Ukrainian refugees
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
Ukraine’s anti-Hungarian rhetoric reaches new extreme with unfounded annexation claims
Despite Budapest welcoming more than half a million war refugees, Ukrainian leaders continue with their anti-Hungarian rhetoric
Hungary asks EU for recovery loan as catastrophic refugee crisis grows
Hungary is doing its utmost to preserve peace and security in Europe, Orbán wrote
Ex-Bulgarian PM Borisov released from custody following arrest for blackmail
The charge of misuse of European Union funds appears to have been dropped and replaced by an allegation of blackmail
The left prepares the ground for questioning Hungary’s election results
If the left-wing opposition fails to win Hungary’s upcoming election, they are preparing to at least sow doubt about the results
RT and Sputnik still accessible on some networks in Czechia despite EU ban
Sputnik and RT are even still available in some areas of the EU despite a ban from Brussels

While Ukraine was being sliced up, European arms exports flowed to Russia
French and German arms manufacturers have continued to enrich themselves on trade with Russia even after the annexation of Crimea

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

Viktor Orbán walks his own path on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
PM Orbán explains Hungary’s position on the war in Ukraine, his country’s energy security policy, and how China will play a key role in his country’s future

Fortress Slovakia: A small country prepares to become a massive NATO base
Slovakia’s liberal leaders want to place NATO’s frontline with Russia on their territory, yet most citizens not only reject NATO troops in their country but also support neutrality or even back Russia’s actions in Ukraine

‘I won’t perish for their motherland’ – Ukrainian-Hungarians feel they are fighting for someone else’s country
As the Western world praises Ukrainian President Zelensky, there is no denying his atrocious record of support for minority rights in his own country, a fact many ethnic Hungarians have not forgotten as they are pushed to fight for a government that has shown them hatred
Putin will keep winning until Western liberals start acknowledging their crucial role in his success
Ukraine: where Western and Eastern lies meet
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
EU approves financial support and weapons shipments to Ukraine in unprecedented move
This is the first time in history the bloc has offered arms to a country engaged in conflict
EU approves second sanctions package against Russia
Member state leaders convened to discuss the collective response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and to draw up contingency plans on energy supplies
Russian money laundered in European capitals fuels Ukraine crisis
Systemic greed and corruption within Western financial institutions are costing lives
‘We are not troublemakers, we have just strengthened,’ PM Orbán tells Brussels
Central European countries have simply become stronger and know their worth, Orbán told reporters

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
European Parliament approves €1.2 billion emergency aid to Ukraine
The loan was proposed by the European Commission at the end of January
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
Central European countries have lowest representation in EU institutions
Surprisingly, Germany is also considered under-represented within the EU institutions
Why is Slovakia’s media scaremongering about a Hungarian military invasion?
Two months before the Hungarian elections, signs of information hybrid warfare are emerging — this time with serious Slovak media outlets publishing wild claims that Hungary will invade the country

Leaked footage reveals how Soros-funded OSF manipulates public opinion about Hungary and Poland
Poland and Hungary’s governments are actually popular with their own citizens, admits the head of a regional office of a Soros-funded organization

What happened to Matteo Salvini?
Another Conservative compromise, another unmitigated left-wing victory as Salvini caves in Italy, writes Daniel Deme for Remix News

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
Europe seeks alternative gas supply routes to reduce its reliance on Russia
Azerbaijan, among other countries, offers help and could partially supply gas and oil
Croatia’s president threatens to pull troops from NATO if Ukraine escalates war with Russia
Croatia’s president blamed the U.S. and the EU for the crisis in Ukraine

EU talks tough on Russia, but business between East and West is booming
Ukraine’s government has stabbed Hungary in the back, says Hungary’s foreign minister

NATO closes ranks behind Ukraine even as its leaders systematically violate human rights
In order to show a united anti-Russian front, Western politicians are allowing Zelensky’s government plenty of room to crush minority rights inside his own country
EU will invest €500 billion in a new generation of nuclear power plants
Investment in nuclear energy and renewable energy sources will be crucial to meeting the EU’s goal of achieving climate neutrality, says Thierry Breton
Will the CIA intervene to defeat Viktor Orbán? Hungary’s opposition prays for foreign intervention
While flagging in the polls, the far-left to far-right Hungarian opposition rests its hopes in conspiracy theories

EU court’s power grab is subverting democracy and national sovereignty, according to legal expert
LGBTQ activists can now bypass national legislation through the precedent set by the EU court
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
More than half of asylum seekers in Germany aren’t in EU databases. Here’s why that’s such a big problem.
Germany lacks both the will and the means to deport illegal migrants, and part of it has to do with the EU’s poorly maintained Eurodac database
Germany’s liberal establishment wants Telegram blocked in EU despite supporting app during Belarus’ protests
Despite German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle celebrating the Telegram app as a tool for opposition during protests in Belarus last year, the German government now sees it as a threat because Germany’s opposition is using it
Germany slams EU for declaring nuclear energy is green
On Dec. 31, Germany closed three of its remaining six nuclear plants
Cyprus calls on EU to accept illegal migrants from overcrowded detention camps
Last year, the island of Cyprus had to deal with the most intense influx of migrants relative to its population out of all the EU countries
Romania may lose billions of euros from EU recovery plan
Only one quarter of this year’s planned goals have been reached
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
Hungary reveals details about modernization of its fighter jets
The Hungarian Air Force opts for a European solution
Czechia, Poland and Slovakia oppose EU plan to include cars and housing in carbon tax scheme
As European energy prices rise, a number of countries are pushing back against plans to include housing and cars in the emissions trading system
What are the most and least prosperous EU countries?
Although the Visegrád Four countries of Hungary, Czechia, Poland, and Slovakia find themselves below the EU average when it comes to prosperity, they also achieved some of the highest economic growth among EU member states
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
EU extends sanctions on Russia, threatens ‘massive consequences’ in the case of an attack on Ukraine
During the Thursday summit in Brussels, EU leaders made the decision to extend economic sanctions against Russia for the next six months
Poland cannot give in to EU blackmail, says former head of Polish diplomacy
The European Commission refuses to pay out EU funds for the Polish National Recovery Plan due to a conflict over Poland’s judicial reform
Hungary urges EU to speed up process of making Serbia a member state
Hungarian foreign minister speaks of “enlargement fatigue” among EU partners who say they are supportive of enlargement but then hinder the process behind closed doors

Hungary’s top court gives government wiggle room on immigration policy
Hungarian leaders have taken an oath to the national constitution, which means that this national document and not EU treaties are dictating the government’s decisions
Could this drive European energy prices higher?
The price of energy will likely keep rising for Europeans
EU nations’ defense spending hits new high in 2020
Member states of the European Union spent €198 billion on defense in 2020

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
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

Blow to Hungary and Poland after top EU lawyer backs rule-of-law sanctions
The European Court of Justice signals its willingness to give the green light to the European Superstate
EU to compete with China for influence with €300 billion in foreign investments
China’s growing influence is greatly tied to its investments in infrastructure in foreign countries, which the EU now wants to counter with its own huge investment package
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
New German coalition ‘a possible threat’ to Polish independence, says Polish professor and PiS MEP
European federalization will involve EU institutions seizing authority from weaker states, and Germany will continue to use these institutions to its own benefit, warns Law and Justice (PiS) MEP professor Ryszard Legutko
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.

Drowning of 31 migrants in English Channel exposes immorality of Europe’s open-door policy
Politicians relinquish illegal migrants of their responsibility for their own actions
People smuggling is a business earning big money
People smugglers can earn some €89,000 a year
Marine Le Pen: France could pay the fine the CJEU imposed on Poland
The right-wing French presidential candidate harshly criticized the European Commission for blocking Recovery Fund money to Poland
Europe under ‘unprecedented’ migration pressure
Hungary insists that the EU reimburses border protection costs.
EU needs to implement tough Australian-style immigration system
The EU needs strict border controls like Australia, says a top Hungarian official
Hungarian FM: EU immigration policy is ‘shameful’
Brussels finances everything that increases migration, said Hungary’s foreign minister
Borrell: EU is getting the flow of migrants to Belarus under control
The EU will continue to work with countries from which the migrants come and through which they travel
Czech PM: The EU must not become a ‘super-national federation’
Outgoing PM Babiš said that many of the people he knows who once believed in the EU would not vote for EU membership again
Hungary: PM Orbán reelected as ruling party leader at Fidesz Congress
Viktor Orbán, prime minister of Hungary, will remain the leader of Hungary’s conservative Fidesz Party as the country gears up for national elections in the spring
Security expert: EU shares blame for migration ‘hybrid war’
The situation on the Polish-Ukrainian border is now called a ‘hybrid war,’ László Földi told Magyar Nemzet
Greece shows video evidence of Turkey’s migrant pushbacks
The Greek Coast Guard shows new footage that reveals a Turkish vessel accompanying a migrant boat into Greek waters
Top Polish and EU officials hold closed door meeting on Polish-Belarusian border crisis
The Permanent Representation of Poland to the EU presented evidence for Belarus’s hybrid warfare actions on the Polish-Belarusian border to EU diplomats and officials
Europe puts more pressure on unvaccinated, Italy features strictest requirements
The strictest rules apply in Italy, but all across Europe governments are making it harder for those who choose not to get vaccinated
EU unemployment rate dropped in September; Czechia has lowest rate
In September, the unemployment rate in the European Union was at 6.7 percent
Exclusive: In response to crackdown on Polish sovereignty, Poland should withdraw from EU’s insane climate policy, says MEP Patryk Jaki
Remix News conducted an exclusive interview with Polish conservative MEP Patryk Jaki. Patryk Jaki is a member of Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro’s United Poland (Solidarna Polska) party, and he was vice-minister of justice from 2015 to 2019. In 2018, he was the candidate for mayor of Warsaw of the United Right coalition led by Law and Justice (PiS).
Polish PM: ‘EU is paying more attention to made up problems than real ones’
As the battle between the EU and Poland heats up, Poland’s PM says that the EU is ignoring real crises to focus on ideological crusades
Poland finds strong support in France over constitutional legal battles with EU
The Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s Oct. 7 ruling reaffirming the primacy of the constitution over the rulings of the European Court of Justice has provoked angry reactions in Europe, but one major EU country stands out from the crowd
Václav Klaus: The winners of Czechia’s election lack courage, will submit to harmful EU agenda
Brussels’ policy pursues goals other than freedom, prosperity, and raising the living standards of the people of Europe, says Klaus.
Hungary calls for border protection instead of migrant intake
“The only way to stop illegal migration is by protecting our external borders”
Hungary and Poland endanger the EU, claims EU vice-president
Despite warnings from Angela Merkel to pursue dialogue with Hungary and Poland, one of Germany’s top officials in the EU is stepping up her obsessive campaign to punish the two countries
EU working to defeat PM Orbán in upcoming election, says Hungarian justice minister
The European Union’s most fundamental legal question is whether rule of law has a unified definition, Justice MInister Judit Varga said.
Skepticism towards the EU is growing in France
“Our constitutional order should take precedence over European law,” says one politician
EU wants to open a diplomatic mission in Afghanistan within a month
It has been 12 weeks since EU diplomats withdrew from Afghanistan after the Taliban quickly took control of the country
European debt numbers improve, but Greek public debt exceeds 200%, Italy second with 156.3%
Estonia has the lowest public debt in the European Union, but Italy and Greece still suffer from extremely high debt levels
Hungary slams EU’s handling of the energy crisis
The European Union mishandled the energy crisis just as it did the refugee crisis, MEP Kinga Gál says
EU supports Hungary in Russian gas dispute with Ukraine
Ukraine is angry for losing money in gas transit fees, but its campaign to punish Hungary has already been shot down at the EU level