FPO seeks to end EU's madness
Brussels is threatening European citizens with censorship and restrictions on free speech.
US homelessness reaches record highs
Homelessness in the United States has surged under the Joe Biden administration, with many Americans facing hardship due to "Bidenomics."
Blindly following the green lobby, Germany's government shoots itself in the foot
Germany is importing massive amounts of nuclear-generated electricity due to weather conditions unfavorable for renewable energy production. The decision by the recently failed federal government to shut down Germany's nuclear power plants has come into a focal point ahead of next month’s federal elections.
New York residents fed up with violent masked protesters
The overwhelming majority of New York State residents support a law to ban mask-wearing in public during protests to help uncover hate and criminality, a new survey finds.
This is how the world’s arms race has accelerated
The world's major powers have ramped up their nuclear armament and new players are emerging, forcing the United States, the global superpower, to rethink its strategy. Experts are warning of the erosion of arms control.
Living in fear, Swedes are poised to arm themselves
Nearly half of Swedes report feeling less secure than in recent years, citing the spread of increasingly violent crimes often linked to migrant gangs. The situation has deteriorated to the point where a growing number of citizens are wanting to arm themselves.
Kindergarteners shown depictions of naked trans people
A poster of naked individuals has been placed in the nursery of the Austrian public broadcaster ORF. When parents complained about this, both their children lost their places in the institution. The management of the institution argued in favour of early sex education.
Norwegians Prepare for War, Government Brings Serious Measures
The government is proposing two types of shelters: new ones designed to protect against chemical and radioactive weapons, and others meant to shield against conventional weapons.
Parent of daughter raped by migrant makes harrowing statement
A Vienna court acquitted a 17-year-old Syrian migrant accused of coercing a 12-year-old into sexual acts.
Even Democrats agree Joe Biden was a bad president
More than half of Americans believe that President Biden will be remembered by history as a “poor” to “below average” commander in chief, a new poll suggests.
Normality triumphs in Ohio, "inclusion" crushes family business in California
An American teacher who refused to use students' preferred pronouns will receive 450 thousand US dollars in damages under a legal settlement with the local school district. A family-run restaurant, however, was forced to close after lawsuit for hosting a weekly ladies' night promotion.
Discrimination ombudsman: Misogyny is acceptable if justified by religious beliefs
A Muslim man was denied a job at Lokaltrafik, Stockholm's public transport company, after he made it clear that he prioritises his Muslim faith over Sweden's values of gender equality. For example, he wouldn't shake hands with women. However, the discrimination ombudsman has now taken sides with the man. Workplace misogyny, it seems, is permissible, if justified by religious beliefs.
With another leftist gov't on the brink, Brexit boss is poised to take power
Around one in three Britons believe that Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will be ousted from office before the end of the year, amid growing discontent with the leftist Labour Party government’s agenda.
Half the EU would now follow Hungary's stance on migration
EU data reveal that only about 20 per cent of rejected migrants leave the EU, a fact that is being brought to the attention of Brussels by a growing number of member states. As is known, Hungary's government has for years upheld a position that is being increasingly echoed across the EU.
EU’s largest power suffers from historic economic decline
Germany could be facing the longest economic crisis in its post-Second World War history.
Islamist extremism spreading among American children for years
After the New Orleans terrorist attack and amid intensifying warnings of Islamic terrorist threats within the US, a video resurfaced which shows hundreds of children in Houston wearing traditional Islamic dress, chanting references to Iran’s supreme leader, and praising martyrdom.
Parents of boy killed in terrorist attack share heartbreaking video
The grieving parents of André, a 9-year-old boy killed in the Magdeburg Christmas market terrorist attack last month, have published a video on social media, giving a detailed account of their ordeal.
"Zelensky has stolen more than all previous presidents combined"
Almost every week, there is a new criticism exposing the excessive corruption of President Volodymyr Zelensky and the Ukrainian leadership.
The cost of gang crime to Swedish taxpayers
An economist has calculated how much an average gang criminal, active for 15 years, is costing taxpayers in Sweden.
Six years of failure in tackling the Channel crisis
More than 150 thousand small boat migrants have reached the UK since the start of the Channel crisis.
Swedes build new cemeteries in anticipation of a world war
Swedish funeral associations are warning of the need to increase burial capacities, citing a growing risk of a third world war errupting.
Hundreds of millions of Christians face persecution for their faith
Christians face substantial levels of persecution worldwide with an estimated 365 million facing high levels of persecution, nearly five thousand murdered, and several thousand churches attacked or destroyed.
Immigration hits historic high, but deportations remain rare
According to new data, more than 271,000 migrants were deported from the United States in 2024. However, this represents only 9 percent of the 2.9 million migrants who arrived in the country this year.
A small village transforms into giant Nativity scene for a month
Although associations across Europe are speaking out against the installation of Nativity scenes in public squares during Advent, the custom continues, with many people standing up for the centuries-old tradition. For example, a small village in France is transformed into a giant Nativity scene for a month.
Christmas magic: legends, superstitions, witches, elves and fortune-telling across Europe
Different countries, regions and peoples of Europe have different Christmas traditions, legends and superstitions, with many pagan rituals still associated with the holiday on the traditionally Christian continent. Witches, elves, fortune-telling and, of course, gift-giving itself are all part of the festivities.
Christmas feasts vary across regions
Christmas traditions greatly vary across Europe, but one thing is common: everyone tends to eat abundantly.
Knife attacks surge drastically across Germany
Since the migration wave of 2015, Germany has seen a sharp rise in crimes committed by migrants.
Migration situation in France reaching untenable scale
Violent migrants attack and rape women, children and even young boys.
This is how the European Commission's mafia network operates
Outgoing EU Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly claims that the European Commission is governed by a mafia culture. She blames President Ursula von der Leyen for the situation.
Elon Musk campaigns for German right
One of the richest men in the world is rooting for the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party's success in the upcoming election.
German economy in crisis as corporate bankruptcies surge
The general mood on the labour market is worse than during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, which marked an all-time low. Employment is at its lowest level in four years, while the number of insolvencies is rising at a double-digit rate.
Brussels finds excuse to hamstring democracy
According to the Austrian Freedom Party (FPO), Brussels bureaucrats need to clean up within their own house, instead of hiding behind trumped-up charges to dismantle democracy.
Migrants unleash hell in Italy
Politicians are calling for urgent action, including the deployment of the military, after a Nigerian migrant attacked two police officers with a huge axe in central Padua early on Monday.
Soros empire loyalists surround Ursula von der Leyen
The new EU cycle has begun, but the boss remains the same.
University refuses exhibit on anti-Jewish pogroms
The Freie Universitat (FU) in Berlin has decided that a touring exhibition drawing attention to the persecution of Jews cannot be displayed in the university building for fear of "emotional reactions" from students.
Extremist views taking root in nurseries
Teachers in Sweden are increasingly facing challenges with children in nurseries and lower primary school classes expressing extremist and hateful views. Issues such as hatred towards LGBTQ individuals and anti-democratic sentiments are even more severe in higher grades and secondary schools.
Islamic State terrorists to target Europe again
Dozens of supporters of the Islamic State terrorist organisation could soon be released from Syrian prisons, terrorism expert Guido Steinberg warns.
Migrants duping Danish government
The Danish government is sounding the alarm over the drastic number of immigrants from non-Western countries claiming disability pensions.
So what lies ahead for Syrian migrants?
With the fall of the Assad regime, Syrian migrants already living in Europe are expected to return to their home country, but their willingness and ability to do so remains highly uncertain.
Trump beats Trudeau in popularity among Canadians
A growing number of Canadians believe the United States is on the right track, surpassing confidence in their own country’s direction.