German schoolkids banned from drinking during Ramadan
Fifth-graders at a school in Germany have been banned from drinking in class because there are three Muslim children in the class who are fasting for Ramadan.
Is EU kowtowing to Germany's interests?
Brussels has found yet another way to take hundreds of thousands of euros out of European taxpayers' pockets, and it's evident which member state is controlling the EU bubble.
Taxpayers are footing sky-high costs of illegal migrants' healthcare
Enormous amounts of money are being spent on the treatment of illegal migrants, who in many locations are being prioritized over taxpayers in receiving medical care.
Vera Jourova is the epitome of rule of law violation
The clear aim of the liberal and left-wing parties ruling the EU is to transform the international organisation of 27 sovereign, independent but cooperating countries into a single centrally controlled state, says Law and Justice Party politician Pawel Jablonski.
What's the deal: US military trucks, loaded with live ammo, roam Austria's roads
Austria has long been the logistics hub of the Ukraine war, the Austrian Freedom Party (FPO) says.
Ukraine's Zelensky would lose presidential race
A recent survey sheds a rather interesting light on the current political atmosphere prevailing in Ukraine.
Brussels spent a fortune on Soros university
While money flows generously into the CEU, there is a notable obstruction of EU funds by Brussels, which appears to be dancing to Soros's tune.
Hamas is not a terrorist organisation, professors argue
At a seminar delivered to UK foreign office staff, the professors reportedly told participants that it was wrong to call Hamas a terrorist organisation and that Israel, as a “white, settler colonialist” nation, was ultimately to blame for the conflict in the Middle East.
900 teachers face armed threats in a single school year in France
Since the beheading of Samuel Paty, a chilling expression has become commonplace in French schools.
Decoding Polish public opinion on abortion
Since Donald Tusk's left-wing government took office, governing party politicians have submitted a number of legislative changes that lack broad public support. Some of the proposals pertain to abortion and the over-the-counter availability of morning-after pills.
Actual mission of Frontex revealed
The former chief of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency speaks candidly about the organisation, which often sent invitations to migrants at the behest of the European Commission.
NYC faces alarming surge in subway slayings
The New York City transit system has seen a massive increase in murder and violence of late, with over three killings so far this year on the subway.
Brussels policies: a threat to family farming
Out of touch with life, bureaucrats in Brussels are promoting the Green Deal without considering the human aspects of the issue, or ensuring that it is economically feasible.
Tempers flare after Olaf Scholz's 'declaration of war'
The right wing in Austria demands that Chancellor Karl Nehammer clarify the situation with France, Britain and Germany with immediate effect.
Nearly one person attacked every minute in France
Most violent incidents occur within the family.
Kitchen gardens fail environmentally friendly test
Growing vegetables at home in the garden leaves too big a carbon footprint – at least according to some researchers and the World Economic Forum (WEF).
German Chancellor Scholz sets off diplomatic time bomb
The rift in German-British-French relations is likely to deepen further following Olaf Scholz's targeted attacks which the other two countries could not leave unanswered. Many have pointed out how dangerous the chancellor's claims are.
Polish confidence in Ukraine victory wanes
Europeans as a whole are even more pessimistic about the fate of Ukraine.
Authorities unable to deport repeat offenders
Many of the expelled migrants simply return to Germany.
NATO's weakest link prepares for war
The Baltic region is often referred to as NATO's Achilles' heel, partly because of its geographical location and its defence capabilities.
They demand peace talks instead of new sanctions package
After twelve sanctions packages and billions of euros in weapon deliveries, the measures by the EU have produced modest results only.
Is Brussels to eradicate patriotism in schoolkids?
The key thing is to avoid any topic about what it means to be Polish, about how hard we are building our identity and fighting for our Polishness," said Anna Zalewska, a politician from the right-wing Law and Justice (PiS) party, in a television interview.
Brussels to take away member states' rights
The European Union is continuing the process of amending the EU treaties, which is supported by Donald Tusk's leftist-liberal government, the Polish Ordo Iuris Institute warns.
Antisemitic incidents at record high since WWII
The uncontrolled spread of hatred is also fueled by social media.
Is Brussels preparing a constitutional coup?
This is not a reform of the European Union treaties, but a constitutional coup d'état, an attempt to abolish the sovereignty of nation states, warned Jacek Saryusz-Wolski, an MEP for the right-wing Polish Law and Justice (PiS) party.
Tusk government's plans to repress religion draws protest from church
Poland's government led by Donald Tusk is bent on degrading religion and religious education, prompting the church to protest in a letter against the plans of the liberal cabinet. More than 80 per cent of pupils in schools and preschools across Poland attended optional religious education classes in the 2021-2022 school year.
Trans-women’s milk as good as breast milk, according to NHS
An NHS trust has published a shocking new finding.
"No place for illegal migrants in Austria"
Herbert Kickl, president of the Freedom Party of Austria, has called for rigorous deportations, saying there is nothing wrong with 'remigration'.
Russian ambassador: West wants to intimidate European public
Russia's ambassador to Budapest spoke to the Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet in a lengthy interview.
British military's war capabilities limited to few months
The British military would soon exhaust its capabilities after a few months of war, a fresh report suggests.
Inmates take control in jails
In response to the escalating and brutal displays of gang crime in Sweden, the government is contemplating a constitutional amendment aimed at limiting public access to information on specific criminal proceedings. Concurrently, prisons are experiencing a surge in overcrowding, with prison guards beginning to lose control entirely.
Could the EU need its own nuclear bomb?
The European Union must have its own nuclear deterrent "on the way to a European army", says the German SPD’s politician.
Germany's helping hand in Putin's war
Germany's rainbow government uses one hand to shake its fist, demanding wider sanctions against Russia, while uses the other hand to line the pockets of aggressor Vladimir Putin with no small amount of money, supporting the war.
Austrian right cries double standards in Brussels
The European Commission's actions against Hungary are out of all proportion, Austrian right-wing MEP Harald Vilimsky says. The politician argues that the EC is seeking to penalise the member state for something the EU itself is planning.
Democrats' ex-presidential contender unleashes on party for atrocious lies
According to the latest estimates from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), between 20 January 2021 and 20 December 2023, the United States welcomed approximately 6.2 million border-crossers and illegal immigrants, a foreign population just two million shy of New York City's residents. Despite this, Joe Biden claims that Donald Trump is to blame for the migration crisis currently afflicting America.
Cunning tactics: How Ukrainians exploit Germany's welfare
After one particular family has managed to amass tens of thousands of euros through clever maneuvers, the competent authority conceded that the system can indeed be circumvented.
Leftist-liberals experience setbacks in east of the country
People would refuse to vote for the parties that currently make up the federal government coalition, a recent opinion poll shows.
Ending the EU madness
Criticism of the flawed decisions taken by Brussels in recent years is growing louder across Europe. People in a rapidly increasing number of countries feel that these ideologically driven measures have decimated the European economy.
Criminal gangs threaten status of luxury brands
Immigrant gang members like to sport high end, brand-name clothes and watches, but the more these items also become associated with criminals, the more their value drops in the eyes of other societal groups, warns one researcher.
Egyptian migrants rape 13-year-old girl
The young girl was walking with a school friend in a park when they were attacked by a gang of migrants.