In one study, migrants had nearly endless complaints despite being offered free room and board, housing and medical services at the cost of German taxpayers
The case has sparked a national debate about anti-Semitism, but now video surveillance is showing that the Israeli singer’s version of events appears to have been a lie
76 percent of the respondents spoke against mosques issuing a call to prayer across Germany
Judicial reform
Poland’s ongoing dispute with Czechia over the Turów coal mine is not the only environmental conflict between the two countries. In fact, Czech-owned mines operating the Polish border have been polluting Polish towns for decades, according to Polish mayors.
Romanian infantry battalion sent packing after embarrassing mishap
Thousands of illegal migrants from the Middle East have reached Germany through the new Belarus migration route and through Poland
The muezzins will call to prayers every Friday between noon and 3 p.m. for five minutes
“It acts as a party that represents East German interests,” says political scientist Hans Vorländer
Poland’s former foreign minister believes that outgoing German chancellor Angela Merkel was always actively working against Polish interests
The lower chamber of American Congress has passed new sanctions against all subjects engaged with the Nord Stream 2 project
“A friend told me that it was easy to get to Germany via Minsk,” said one of the migrants
Germany will not carry out its foreign policy regarding Poland as aggressively after the Bundestag elections because there will no longer be such a dominant party in Germany, believes Editor-in-Chief of Gazeta Polska Tomasz Sakiewicz
As with many other migrants who have entered Germany and other European nations, the Somali chargd with three counts of murder lied about his real age, according to German authorities
While at meetings with voters, Olaf Scholz and Kevin Kühnert stand side by side, when in reality they are irreconcilable rivals fighting for control over the SPD
North Rhine-Westphalia leaders hint that the planned attack was probably Islamist-motivated
The attack in an otherwise peaceful Berlin park seems to not concern German feminists, the media, or worst of all – politicians
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Warsaw to reflect on 16 years of partnership between Poland and Germany
A partially Soros-funded research shows twice as many Hungarians feel free than Germans.
The attacker did not like that the female gardener was working
The German army was able to evacuated 4,587 people from Afghanistan
Protest bans, property seizures, and a move away from market-based free enterprise will characterize a new left-wing German government, according to German historian Reiner Zitelmann
On the 82nd anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War, Mateusz Morawiecki urges wariness against historical relativists who try to paint Germans as the conflict’s victims
SPD records the best result in pre-election polls in four years, raising the prospect of a center-left government
Czechia is ready to introduce border controls in a matter of hours, says Interior Minister Jan Hamáček
Merkel says Taliban advance happened at a ‘breathtaking speed’
“Western politicians have never understood the country,” says German terrorism expert Rolf Tophoven
Over 230,000 foreigners in Germany are ordered to be deported but are allowed to remain under “tolerated” status
“The EU must focus primarily on receiving refugees in the region,” opposes Mathias Middelberg of CDU/CSU to Baerbock’s request
Will German once again accept hundreds of thousands of migrants following the fall of Afghanistan?
“This decision is right and necessary,” commented German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas
According to the murderers, their sister violated their moral values
A team of 143 firefighters along with 46 vehicles traveled to Greece to help Greek services battling wildfires
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has more legitimacy than all the European Union’s commissioners put together, veteran German conservative politician Peter Gauweiler told Hungarian national station Kossuth Rádió in an interview
Professor Andrzej Nowak considers whether democracy will allow for the correction of the ideological fervor of the current US administration and strategic errors stemming from it
Politician Armin Laschet defends Germany’s interests – even at the cost of fundamental values – but also appreciates Poland’s relevance, writes foreign columnist of “Rzeczpospolita” daily Jędrzej Bielecki
Germany’s Conservative candidate for chancellor supports the repatriation of Afghan asylum seekers who commit crimes, despite growing tensions in Afghanistan
One in four foods from the same brand have different compositions among Austria, Hungary, and Germany, the Hungarian National Food Chain Safety Authority’s fresh research shows
An Islamic State widow received just four years in prison after being convicted of enslaving Yazidi women
Poland must understand the special relationship between the United States and Germany, writes political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
In recent months, the perpetrator has been responsible for several thefts as well as a separate assault
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has more legitimacy than all EU commissioners put together, Peter Gauweiler writes
Russia will use Nord Stream 2 not only for energy blackmail but also to increase Baltic military presence under the pretext of protecting gas installations, warns former FM Witold Waszczykowski
The agreement between Germany and America on the controversial Baltic gas pipeline could encourage Russia to conduct a policy of fait accompli, says Andrzej Duda
“This will end poorly for everyone involved”
Despite the Biden-Merkel summit not bringing about breakthrough decisions, it will still have serious consequences, writes former Polish Minister of Defense Jan Parys
We have yet to find a cure for the progressing pandemic of ideological madness associated with political correctness, writes Polish writer and columnist Tomasz Łysiak
Germany’s Bosch Automotive Steering will invest another HUF 52.5 billion (€146 million) in Hungary, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó announced on Friday
Almost 66 percent of Syrian refugees in Germany need financial support, the Federal Labor Market Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit or BA) said in its June report
Schwarzfahren, or “black ride”, comes from the word “shvarts”, which means “poverty” in Yiddish
Maassen suggests testing the “character traits” of editors
Tusk returns to Poland upon direct order from Berlin?
Berlin’s demands threaten permanent domination
The Green party wants a dictatorship of ideas
Competing narratives in Germany and Austria on migrant crime
Recent polling shows loss of popularity of the Greens
The issue of German war reparations for Poland remains unresolved, says Polish FM Zbigniew Rau
EU members Ireland and Hungary remain opposed to the plan
Berthold criticizes the politicization of football
Last year, migrants were involved in 370 serious violent crimes, including murder and attempted murder
Three women died in the attack
Antoni Macierewicz believes that Germany and France are ‘frustrated’ after their attempts to impose an alliance between the EU and Russia failed
By betting on its national interests and pursuing business with Russia, Germany is destroying European solidarity, writes Jerzy Haszczyński, the head of the foreign desk of Rzeczpospolita daily
Match between Germany and Hungary was misused for ideology
Former Polish foreign minister raises the alarm about another scandalous example of distorted historical truth about the German death camp
Hungarian stadiums sport national colors
Germany is likely a donkey willingly trotting onto ice
The Romanian Constitutional Tribunal ruled that the top EU court is operating outside of the EU’s competencies when it decreed that Romanian courts should put EU law above their country’s constitution
Germany’s pivot to the left will increase pressure for supremacy of EU institutions over nation-states, writes influential Polish conservative commentator and former Speaker of Sejm Marek Jurek
Why is Germany refusing to deport Syrian migrants determined to be a security risk?
Disbanding of special task force deemed a political witch hunt against civil servants
Three people were injured
Germany has found a new way to promote its political and cultural imperialism
The man sentenced to life imprisonment
Over 80 police officers were injured
The European Court of Justice has ruled that former Auschwitz prisoner Stanisław Zalewski cannot petition a Polish court against the use of the term “Polish camps” in German media
Polish President Andrzej Duda and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier met in Warsaw on Thursday on the 30th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Good Neighbourship and Friendly Cooperation
He who wants to dismantle interior borders must also reinforce the external ones
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says that she and Joe Biden are on the same page over the Russian-German gas pipeline
Donald Tusk has stayed totally silent with regard to the US administration’s U-turn on Nord Stream 2, but when Tusk was in power, he followed without question the interests of Germany and Western Europe, writes Marek Pyza
Green politician elected chancellor candidate
Authorities received 8,278 asylum applications in May
Journalists find eleven discrepancies
“Biden’s potential agreement with Germany won’t be credible to European interests,” states professor of political science Marek A. Cichocki
The Polish deputy minister of justice warns that the EU’s veto mechanism protects smaller member states from a German hegemony
CDU received 37.1 percent of the vote
The project sparked controversy in Austria
German pacifists willing to arm Ukraine
The German delegation is headed by Jan Hecker, one of Angela Merkel’s closest advisors
The attacker was allegedly a radicalized Muslim
The vaccination engine should not stop
The European powers that pollute the most want others to subsidize their green transition
It is still beneficial to Polish interests to continue building economic relations with Berlin without expecting anything more, writes Marek A. Cichocki
The man targeted the victim due to his radical Islamic and homophobic beliefs, argued prosecutors
Germany could be facing a major crisis as the German government withdraws support from small businesses
