Agriculture department funded LGBTQ research
Tens of thousands of dollars of US taxpayer money have been paid out by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) for research on LGBTQ issues under the Biden administration. One study, for example, looked at the quality of life of LGBTQ farmers in Pennsylvania.
Zelensky family leads a life of luxury
The war has been raging for more than three years, yet the Zelensky family continued to amass wealth last year. They live a life of luxury, earning thousands of euros in 2024 as well.
Europe is arming itself while forgetting about the people
EU leaders are playing a dangerous game when they put the focus on war preparations instead of social problems and the economic crisis.
New war with Russia looming on horizon
Diplomatic tensions are rising over a potential U.S.-Ukraine raw materials deal. President Volodymyr Zelensky warns that conditions of the agreement could jeopardize his country’s EU accession.
Macron and his allies are leading Europe into a dead end
At the Ukraine summit in Paris, Europe's leading politicians reaffirmed their support for Volodymyr Zelensky. However, no one is asking the crucial question: who will finance Ukraine's budget after 2026? Even if the war ends immediately, the country faces bankruptcy.
Euthanasia: minors and mentally ill patients now eligible for assisted suicide
In the Netherlands, the number of citizens undergoing euthanasia due to mental illnesses – such as dementia, depression, or autism – has seen a sharp, shocking rise. According to reports, euthanasia is also being carried out on minors.
Trump tightens election rules
U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered sweeping changes to the country’s election laws. The Republican leader has directed multiple federal agencies to implement measures aimed at tightening voter registration, mail-in voting, and election oversight.
Poland gets gun fever
Hundreds of thousands of Poles are taking up arms, with the number of gun permits reaching a historic high. Since the fall of communism and the birth of the Republic of Poland, never before have so many Poles armed themselves so quickly.
"Refugee Week" instead of Easter celebration
This year, an elementary school in England will not be celebrating Easter. The school administration justified the decision by stating that they "want to respect different religious beliefs" and "show respect for diversity." However, instead of Easter celebrations, they are introducing something called "Refugee Week."
Illiterate, non-German-speaking students a huge strain on Austrian schools
In response to an unprecedented influx of school-aged asylum seekers, Austrian Education Minister Christoph Wiederkehr has announced the introduction of a one-semester orientation course for newly arrived children and teenagers, many of whom have never attended school. Not only do they not speak German, but in many cases, they are also unable to read, write, or perform basic arithmetic. However, according to the FPO, the move is merely a treatment of symptoms.
Lab-grown meat to go on sale in UK
Meat, dairy and sugar grown in a lab could be on sale in the UK for human consumption for the first time within two years.
The French would speak out, if asked
The push for a referendum on immigration is gaining momentum in France.
Germany's alarming economic decline continues this year
The number of business declaring bankruptcy is now higher than at any point in the past decade. The damage is enormous, and there are no indications of improvement this year in sight. Hundreds of thousands of jobs are at risk—or have already disappeared.
Ukraine war just a pretext for Ursula von der Leyen's federalist plan?
Brussels may use the Russia–Ukraine war to further the European Union's centralisation.
Putin puts NATO to the test
The attack with the Oreshnik missile system was a political show of force from the Russian president.
Devastating poll results ahead of the presidential election
Since Donald Tusk took the helm of government, Polish people have become much more pessimistic about their financial situation.
Plans afoot to force migrants on public via referendum
Italy’s pro-migrant opposition is doing everything in its power to grant citizenship to another 2.5 million people.
Measures are too little, too late, Austrians say
A rapidly growing number of people believe that the remedial measures brought by Europe's until recently pro-migrant governments are only superficial and come far too late.
Viktor Orban: An EU based on free nations without Ukraine
In his speech on the 177th anniversary of the 1848-49 Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban emphasized Hungary's unwavering commitment to freedom. Orban outlined the country's demands from Brussels in 12 points, referencing the historic 12 points from 1848. His message called for peace, freedom, and unity.
Shocking: How the French government spent taxpayer money
The government programme has sparked massive outrage in France.
Ramadan at school
In Austria, a growing number of Muslim students are fasting during Ramadan, but this is causing difficulties for them at school.
Public transport becomes increasingly dangerous for women
In France, the number of sexual assaults on public transport has nearly doubled in less than a decade.
EU wakes up too late to boost defence
The recruitment problems the Czech army is facing are part of a broader European trend.
United Kingdom on the brink of civil war?
The United Kingdom could face civil war within the next five years due to the "destruction of legitimacy" caused by the government’s failure to secure the country’s borders, according to a government advisor and leading academic.
Courts struggle with migration pressure
Last year, rejected asylum seekers initiated more than a hundred thousand new cases.
Shocking confession: this is how much a human smuggler earns on migrants
Criminals can pocket thousands of euros for transporting a single migrant.
Christian community shrinks further
Attacks against the Christian minority in Jerusalem are on the rise, with the municipality demanding a staggering amount in back taxes from one patriarchate in particular. A precedent threatening to change the face of the region forever is looming.
Police slam government over migration pressure
German police have sent a strong message to outgoing Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
Study raises new concerns about grave outcomes of sex-change surgeries
The risk of mental health disorders grows significantly for people who have undergone sex-change surgery.
Violence up at German train stations
"Train stations, once places of mobility and peaceful encounters, are increasingly becoming no-go areas," AfD's lawmaker said in a statement. Martin Hess reacted to recent figures, according to which the number of violent incidents has surged in trains and at German train stations.
Europeans have had enough of immigration
The vast majority of Western Europeans believe that too many immigrants have arrived in their countries over the past decade, and that their governments have mismanaged the issue. Many think immigration has had a net negative effect on their country.
Will Germany go the way of France?
Eerily similar processes are now unfolding in Germany as have recently happened in the neighboring country.
Reeling under the migrant crisis awakens the French
84 per cent of the French people support total suspension visa issuance for Algerian nationals until Algeria takes back its citizens with deportation orders.
Asylum system on the brink of collapse
Violent migrant criminals ordered to leave the country, failed deportations: in recent years, immigration authorities have become a symbol of failure. Insiders speak of a system on the verge of collapse – and warn of a string of new laws to be adopted.
Austria's most popular party sounds the alarm
Petra Steger, MEP for the Freedom Party of Austria (FPO), has made urgent demands in response to the suspension of EU sanctions against Syria.
Dangerous migrant could avoid prison citing post-traumatic stress
A British court has ruled that imprisoning an "extremely dangerous" migrant convicted of sexually assaulting a teenager could be a violation of human rights
EU's self-professed peace role has failed
The EU elite's apparent credo of "achieving peace with more and more weapons" fails in the face of reality and only profits arms manufacturers, Herbert Kickl pointed out.
15-Year-old hitman arrested
France is seeing criminal gangs recruiting increasingly younger members.
One in three convicts in Germany is a foreigner
According to data put out by the German Federal Statistical Office in response to a query by Alternative for Germany (AfD) MP Rene Springer, there are 6 convicted criminals per 1,000 Germans and 21 per 1,000 foreigners in the country.