Mass protests and riots are just as conceivable as concrete acts of violence, states the Thuringian Office for the Protection of the Constitution president, Stephan Kramer
Investigators consider the possibility that the perpetrator wanted to harm himself with a knife or commit suicide
The protesters turned the water in fountains green in Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, Essen, and Munich
On the second anniversary of the protests that erupted in Belarus after the presidential election, the exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya told Polish daily Rzeczpospolita why the protests failed to overthrow Lukashenko’s regime
Poland needs to be self-sufficient in terms of its military, energy and food so that it does not end up like the Netherlands, argues editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
Members of Sweden’s Muslim community riot over Easter weekend
Unlike Hungary or Poland, Slovakia has not introduced measures that would lead to cheaper fuels
Several demonstrators were throwing firecrackers or cobblestones on the European Union buildings
The silent majority must take action against the Covid-19 protests, Steinmeier appeals
More than 300,000 people attended the protests against COVID-19 measures, German newspaper Junge Freiheit reported
The U.S. media conglomerate Discovery could be seriously affected by the new Polish media law
It was the first rally in a series of protests scheduled for several weeks
Another protest in Prague is scheduled for the last day of this year
Outraged residents of a small village in the Netherlands held a major protest last week to voice their opposition to the sudden and unexpected arrival of hundreds of Afghans
According to French territorial intelligence, a new wave of protest in the style of the Yellow Vests movement is to be feared with the introduction of the health pass.
Poland’s parliament has voted in favor of a bill that prevents non-Europeans from having controlling ownership stakes in Polish media companies
The Polish government has been working hard to improve interpersonal relations between Poles and Belarusians
Several hundred people demanded the abolition of anti-pandemic measures, which they say divide Slovaks into two categories
Vox has called on the Spanish government to condemn Cuba’s communist dictatorship in the wake of massive protests which have hit the Latin American country
The man was injured by a Molotov cocktail
Demonstrations in front of the school continue
Czech MP one of those detained
Among the rejected asylum seekers were several criminals, including those convicted or rape, armed robbery, and other serious crimes
Security forces detained more than 4,000 demonstrators
“There has never been such an obtuse, vulgar mob which is deprived of the moral rules of civilized people,” wrote author Jacek Piekara on Twitter in response to the protests
By banning eugenic abortion, Poland has shown the world that we are not doomed to moral degeneration in the name of progress, writes theologian and Church historian Franciszek Kucharczyk
The “Women’s Strike” held protests in a few Polish cities on Wednesday evening
Social media and the youth using it are the biggest threat to Putin’s regime, as they are free of the influence of Kremlin propaganda, writes Rusłan Szoszyn for Polish daily Rzeczpospolita
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The responsibility to resolve the current pro-abortion protests and stop the spread of the pandemic lies not only with the government but also ourselves, writes Solidarność Weekly Editor-in-Chief Michał Ossowski
In opposition to a wave of pro-abortion protests, many women are supporting the lives of unborn children and stand in defense of traditional Polish values and churches
Over the last few years, Polish youth have lost contact with the Church and the Church must rebuild the structure of the catechesis to start regaining their trust, writes Catholic commentator Grzegorz Górny
Minister Przemysław Czarnek underlined that university authorities who encourage students and teachers to participate in protests help increase the threat of the pandemic
The ruling party is sending out contradictory messages which will lead to a further rise in tensions, warns Rzeczpospolita daily columnist Michał Szułdrzyński
While Church officials sit behind their desks and write letters, secular Catholics are fulfilling Pope Francis’s call to act, says Professor Grzegorz Kucharczyk of the Historical Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN)
Female Polish influencers lament new abortion restrictions while plugging different products
The pro-abortion youth out on Polish streets were brought up by the world ruled by cultural Marxist values and not one of Polish national and Christian ones, writes Editor-in-Chief of Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
The president declared that legislation must be prepared so that women will not have to endure physical and mental suffering in severe cases of fetal disability
PM Mateusz Morawiecki declared that the government will act against riots in the streets as they destroy social order
Over 1,000 abortions carried out in 2019 in Poland concerned only suspicions of disabilities and not lethal flaws, Deputy Minister of Family Paweł Wdówik disclosed in the Sejm
If the government gives in on the subject of abortion, they will give in on anything, warns Tomasz Figura of portal Polonia Christiana
“Attacks on churches are being carried out. This is a terrible and new event on this scale in Polish history,” Kaczyński said.
The phrase “female barbarian” describes the protesters attacking the Church, says Andrzej Nowak, a Polish historian and professor of Jagiellonian University in Kraków
What begins with demands to kill unborn disabled children will easily spiral into euthanasia and killing of the elderly, writes Barbara Gruszka-Zych, a columnist of the Gość Niedzielny weekly
The aggression of left-wing protesters in Poland is rising
“Leftist communities claim that this is a war. Yes, it is a war and we’re joining it,” declared the head of the Independence March Association, Robert Bąkiewicz
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Between 10,000 to 30,000 protesters marched through Minsk and even more protested in other cities, report independent Belarusian media
Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya has given Alexander Lukashenko an ultimatum to abdicate by Oct. 25 or face massive protests
EU leaders at a special summit in Brussels approved a Polish economic aid plan for Belarus that aims to support democratic changes in that country.
Poland has secured EU support for its plan to provide economic aid for Belarus as long as Belarus agrees to hold free elections
The Kremlin has detailed its price for propping up the Belarusian dictator during a meeting for which Putin made Lukashenko wait for over a month
V4 countries want to provide massive aid to Belarus in the event it holds free and fair elections
The clock is ticking for Vladimir Putin and Aleksandr Lukashenko, writes political scientist R. Zaleski on his blog at salon24.pl
Authorities loyal to Aleksandr Lukashenko detained several dozen people during the peaceful protest
Aaron Danielson, who is also being referred to as Jay Bishop by some, was shot to death on the streets of Portland by an alleged Black Lives Matter supporter
Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki says Polish parties can rise above divisions on the most important issues
Is the Belarussian leader losing his composure under pressure?
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki assures that Belarussians have Poland’s full support in their strive for freedom and in their everyday lives in Poland
PM Babiš shares his worries about Belarus
The wave of protests sweeping Belarus is unprecedented regarding the amount of people arrested and beaten, and the demonstrations are spreading to small towns
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Could this be the end for Lukashenko? Protests will continue but there are also risks ahead if Belarus is pushed into the arms of Moscow
LGBT provocations are meant to cause permanent tension and conflict at both a domestic and international level for Poland, argues Jacek Karnowski, the editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly
Despite previously promising to accept the results of the presidential elections, Rafał Trzaskowski’s staff have filed an election protest to the Supreme Court (SN)
Leftists appeal to youth to gain legitimacy
Former Mayor Jan Björinge wants to remove the King Charles XII statue and replace it with a statue of Thunberg
People shout “dirty Jews” during the march against racism in France
Leftist extremists acting like Islamists destroying monuments and cultural heritage are a threat to freedom, even in Poland, argues Jacek Karnowski, editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly
Czechs have condemned the incident
Demonstrators deface the statue of Winston Churchill
Racist remarks directed at white people have been captured on film during George Floyd riots that have left scores of officers in the hospital with gun shot wounds and other serious injuries
The Polish and American hero’s statue in front of the White House was desecrated with anti-presidential slogans and Black Lives Matter graffiti during the Sunday’s night riots
According to experts, this is the opposition’s largest mobilization in 11 years
Radical Left anarchists are responsible for violent protests
