The Netherlands Toughens Asylum Rules
The Dutch parliament is drastically tightening asylum laws: the length of stay will be reduced, family reunification will be strictly limited, and anyone residing in the country illegally or aiding migrants can expect to face penalties in the future. Meanwhile, Denmark, which has taken over the rotating presidency of the European Union, has also made the tightening of migration policy a priority in its programme.
Landmines Continue to Kill
Ukraine may soon withdraw from the Ottawa Convention, following a decree signed by President Zelensky. The convention bans the use, production, stockpiling and transfer of anti-personnel landmines – weapons that, buried or hidden underground, often continue to maim and kill long after conflicts have ended. In Bosnia-Herzegovina, they are still claiming lives thirty years after the war ended.
Illegal Mosques Rise Across Italy as Radical Imams Deride Women
An imam expelled from Italy over extremism continues to issue threats from afar against the former mayor of Monfalcone. Similarly inflammatory rhetoric comes from a Venice-based imam operating an illegal mosque. The majority of Muslim prayer sites in Italy have been established without authorisation. A law is now in the works to regulate their operation — although the Muslim community views this as a targeted attack.
Will Mandatory Conscription Return? These EU Countries Set on Immediate Enforcement
Momentum is building across Europe for the return of mandatory conscription, with several EU countries already laying the groundwork for its reintroduction — even as Brussels remains conspicuously silent. At the same time, there are growing indications that the creation of a joint EU army is once again back on the agenda.
Artists Are Fed Up of Double Standards
Singer Azealia Banks announced on Wednesday that she cancelled two of her performances after organisers had asked her to make anti-Israel statements on stage.
Senate Probes Potential Biden Cancer Cover-Up as Part of Wider Health Investigation
The U.S. Senate is investigating whether Joe Biden was in control of his actions when he was President of the United States. It may not be an exaggeration to say that the entire world is questioning whether a man who shakes hands with the air, sniffs little girls’ hair, and gets lost at his own events and even in the White House was truly capable of making critical decisions regarding Ukraine, China, and Russia. Meanwhile, Democrats are boycotting the Senate hearing on Biden’s fitness for office, while Republicans are demanding answers regarding the use of the so-called autopen and the former president’s health.
People Increasingly Fear the Annihilation of European Identity
"The French language is no longer the exclusive property of the French nation (...) and should be renamed to reflect its 'Creole nature',” said Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of France's far-left party, La France Insoumise (LFI). However, in contrast to him, a rapidly growing number of people —and not only in Eastern Europe— are fearing that European and national identities are in danger.
Advocating Diversity, While Accused of Racism Internally
A growing number of politicians are leaving Germany’s Green Party, accusing it of elitism and even racism. While in the Bundestag they demonstrate support for diversity, wrapped in rainbow flags, they are harass their own party members.
Comic Books Also Spread LGBTQ Propaganda
Marvel comics are filled with queer characters and LGBTQ "stars." The stories and character identities featured in Marvel Universe publications have essentially become part of LGBTQ propaganda.
Migrants Buck Employment Rules, Working Under Different Names Without Permits
This form of illegal employment is rampant among food delivery companies. Already accredited drivers and couriers pass on their work to newly arrived migrants without work permits.
Austrian LGBTQ Propaganda Targets Even Kindergarteners
A bookshop in Vienna’s largest shopping mall sells so-called sensitizing storybooks about homosexuality and same-sex relationships, alongside other books, publications, and gifts promoting homosexual relationships. These LGBTQ-themed storybooks are recommended for children as young as four.
Deportation of Syrian Criminal from Austria Fails
This was supposed to be the first deportation to Syria since 2015. The Federal Office for Immigration and Asylum had already organised the deportation following a decision by the Federal Administrative Court, but it ultimately failed to take place.
Angry Parents Sue State Authorities
The parents of a schoolgirl in Berlin have filed a lawsuit against state authorities after a rainbow flag was raised at the after-school care centre their daughter attends. Given the developments of recent years, it is perhaps unsurprising that an increasing number of parents are growing weary of the aggressive, child-focused gender lobby.
Austrians Demand Stricter Rules for Muslims
People of Austria are calling for the introduction of clear rules requiring integration and for stricter measures against those who do not comply. According to a recent study, hostility toward immigrants is increasing in Austria, with particularly strong negative sentiments regarding cohabitation with Muslims. Seven out of ten Austrians believe the country is not handling the influx of refugees and asylum seekers effectively.
Immigration Is Transforming French Society, Demographic Structure
The acceleration of migration flows and their impact on birth rates and ratios have brought rapid changes to French society—changes that neither the public nor the French political elite seem to have anticipated.
German Public Broadcaster Downplays Massacre of Christians
According to reports by Catholic aid organisations and eyewitnesses, the night of 12 June in the Nigerian village of Yelwata saw a brutal massacre, in which 200 Christians were killed. Victims were shot, burned alive, and entire families were slaughtered in their homes. The attackers arrived in the village on motorcycles, shouting “Allahu Akbar” as they set fire to shelters and opened fire on those fleeing.
Liberal City Gov't More Than Doubles LGBTQ Spending in Austria's Capital
As Vienna grapples with a record-high budget deficit, the city’s leadership is allocating increasing sums to LGBTIQ projects.
Elderly People Evicted to Make Way for Migrants in Germany
Older citizens are losing their homes so migrants can move in. Cases where operators pocket hefty profits while pensioners are left homeless are becoming increasingly common in Germany,
Austrian Parents Could Face Prison for Protecting Their Kids from Trans Surgeries
Parents and doctors are sounding the alarm: the Austrian parliament is set to adopt a dangerous bill. Anyone who wants to protect their children from irreversible gender reassignment surgery and dangerous hormone treatments could face up to a year in prison in the future, as stated in the controversial draft law that the SPO and NEOS want to have approved by Austria's parliament this month.
Everyone's Fed Up With Climate Hysteria
The member states of the European Union are increasingly turning away from the forced green agenda. The European Commission, however, remains indifferent
Riots and Terror Worldwide: What “Globalised Intifada” Really Means
A growing number of radical Muslims and far-left activists interpret the call to globalise the intifada as incitement to open anti-Jewish terrorism under the guise of solidarity with the people of Gaza. This, like the “Free Palestine” movement, is not only directed against Israel, but also against Jews worldwide and Western societies in general.
White Spaniards Suffer Most from Racism in Spain
A government-funded study, intended to highlight the rise of racism in Spain, has found that the most discriminated group is actually white Spaniards.
Modern Far-Left's Anti-Semitic Attacks Echo Actions of Notorious KKK
Crimes against Jews have long been at the centre of religiously motivated attacks in the United States. According to the FBI, prior to the 7 October 2023 attack, crimes against Jews accounted for 68% of all religion-based hate crimes in the U.S. However, anti-Semitic attacks have skyrocketed since the Hamas assault in the Gaza Strip.
Coalition Reaches Agreement – Will Migration Problems Be Solved?
The Dutch have had enough of migration. While the coalition has now reached a deal on the division of responsibilities, the government remains a caretaker cabinet. The question is: what will they achieve, as dissatisfied citizens are beginning to take matters into their own hands.
Discord and Delay in New German Government's Migration Policy
Germany’s new government has pledged to curb illegal immigration, primarily by strengthening border controls and refusing entry to migrants without residence permits — even if their intention is to apply for asylum. In practice, however, the policy is faltering: the regulations are unclear, border authorities have not received precise instructions, and members of the new German coalition government do not uniformly support the country’s revised migration policy.
Vienna Struggles as Refugee Payouts Soar
According to figures released at the beginning of January, around 31,000 refugees were receiving benefits in Vienna. This figure is more than double the number the federal government committed to under the refugee quota agreement.
Islamists Target the Most Vulnerable
Militant Muslim fundamentalism is now targeting institutions for at-risk children in France, where youngsters are seen as ideal candidates for radicalisation.
Migrants Change Route: Arriving in the UK by Lorry Instead of Boat
Illegal migrants are no longer arriving solely by boat. Many are now smuggling themselves—or being smuggled in an organised manner—into the United Kingdom hidden inside lorries. People smugglers are exploiting the fact that border authorities are primarily focused on ports and lack the resources to continuously monitor all vehicles and migration routes.
New Form of Anti-Semitism Emerges in Germany
Left-wing and Muslim communities in Germany have "found common ground," creating a new, widespread form of antisemitism that merges leftist and Muslim prejudices. While politicians often claim Germany has learned from its past and that there is no place for antisemitism in the Federal Republic of Germany, reality tells a different story.
Soros Lobby Wins, Ukraine Legalises Cannabis
Ukraine’s national medicines control authority recently issued the first permit for the import of medical cannabis into he country. The legalisation of marijuana has been lobbied for by numerous organisations for years – many of which received support from George Soros. And not without reason.
Migrant Influx Overwhelms UK as Government Struggles to Cope
The United Kingdom now has the largest population of illegal immigrants in Europe. The British government continues arresting individuals suspected of smuggling migrants, even as the number of arrivals into the country keeps rising. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper is considering further measures, including the introduction of digital ID documents, in the hope that such tools might help manage migration more effectively.
Woke Insanity Takes Hold in Vienna: City Leadership Plans to Establish Transgender Medicine Centre
The new coalition of Vienna's municipality has developed a dedicated programme for LGBTQ individuals. The plans include the creation of a "transgender medicine centre", along with various other measures aimed at supporting LGBTQ groups.
Even Sweden-Born Migrant Children Fail to Master Swedish
In Sweden, one-third of foreign-born individuals possess such poor Swedish language skills that they are considered unemployable and thus reliant on welfare. At the same time, statistics show that the majority of primary school students who were born in Sweden but learn Swedish as a second language are also lagging behind in fluency. Many factors suggest that segregation and growing up in isolated residential areas significantly contribute to difficulties in mastering the language.
Manfred Weber's Love for Luxury Endures
Manfred Weber was recently re-elected as President of the European People's Party (EPP). Weber, who also leads the EPP group in the European Parliament, continues to demand numerous privileges: on top of a party leader’s additional salary, he maintains a company car with a personal driver and expects VIP treatment at airports.
More Migrants Than Ever Before Granted Citizenship in Germany
More than a quarter of a million people received German passports last year — the highest number since 2000. Most new citizens were of Syrian descent.
Biden Administration Ignored Safety of Migrant Children
The Biden administration failed to investigate more than 7,300 reports of human trafficking involving child migrants and tens of thousands of other concerning leads, findings from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) show.
Austria Moves to Curb Immigration with Mandatory Integration Plan
The plan is ready: The Austrian government has approved a mandatory integration program for immigrants. The program includes stricter attendance of German language courses and preparation for the job market, and also introduces sanctions for those who do not participate in the program from day one.
Fear Mounts for Jewish Communities in Belgium
Activists at a pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel demonstration in Ghent chant "Viva viva intifada!" According to a recent survey, most antisemitic incidents today are linked to the political Left, with many rooted in Islamist ideology.
Patience Runs Out: Calls Mount for Radical Action Against Migrants in the Netherlands
The leader of the Freedom Party (PVV) in the Netherlands is demanding immediate action against refugees. Geert Wilders has issued an ultimatum to his coalition partners.
J.K. Rowling Faces Fresh Wave of Abuse for Defending Women
British author J.K. Rowling has announced a legal fund designed to pay the legal fees of women who have been discriminated against for their views on sex and gender, sparking expletive-laden responses from gender activists.