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.
Vienna: A Social Paradise for Refugees?
A Syrian refugee couple with eleven children living in Vienna receives €6,000 a month in social benefits, including housing assistance. On top of that, they collect over €2,000 in child allowances and receive tax relief, meaning they effectively receive a further €3,000 per month in addition to their welfare payments.
Pervasive Antisemitism a Serious Problem in U.S. Healthcare
There are more than 2.5 times as many anti-Semites among healthcare professionals as in other fields, with the phenomenon especially pronounced within the medical community. Doctors who earned their degrees abroad are the most likely to harbor hostility toward Jewish medical professionals.
Austrian Textbooks Teeming with Muslim Names Outrage Parents
Styrian textbook features a girl named “Gulsen” visiting her grandparents in Turkey, where her cousin “Huriet” reassures her that the local dog won’t bite—a sentence written in Turkish. The infiltration of foreign cultural elements into educational materials sparked protest among parents.
Germans Have Had Enough of Migrants
During the election campaign, Friedrich Merz promised 'migration turnaround' and security. After the attack in Aschaffenburg, he vowed firm action: deportations and detention for dangerous individuals. However, following the recent terrorist stabbing in Bielefeld, the new chancellor has remained silent, while Germans are so fed up with migrants that open hostility toward them is surging. Some groups even resort to physical attacks against migrants.
Sharia Alarm: Germany and France Also Fall Victim to Islamism
Islamist students have harassed, spread rumours about, and insulted onme of their teachers who came out as a homosexual. At a Berlin primary school, one student refused to attend his classes, branding the teacher "unclean". The Islamist pupils have been spreading claims that the teacher hates women and kills them. Conditions in Berlin schools are growing increasingly worrying due to the behaviour of Muslim students. Meanwhile, in France, Islam is also gaining ground, with Islamists pushing for the introduction of sharia law.
Doctors Flout Professional Standards, Perform Gender Transition Surgeries Unethically
The public often assumes that medical societies act in the best interest of patients and the broader society. In reality, however, these organisations make decisions not based on official medical guidelines but under the influence of professional interest groups. Driven by various incentive systems, doctors have developed a financial stake in performing gender transition surgeries — and in some cases, they prioritise their own interests even when treating children.
"Quran Law" Enforced for the First Time in Denmark
A Danish court has issued a verdict for the first time under the new so-called “Quran law.” The Bornholm court fined two men, one the leader of an anti-Islam party, 10,000 Danish kroner (about 1340 euros) each for desecrating the Quran.
Germany Tightens Rules, Rejects Asylum-Seekers at the Border
In the two days since Germany's new government introduced stricter border controls, 19 asylum-seekers were turned away at the German border.
Parents Sue School Over Gender Transition Lesson
A California district court has issued an injunction allowing parents to remove their children from classes related to gender identity. The case arose from a dispute between a school board and parents in a suburb of San Diego and ultimately wound up in court.
Stats Confirm: Migrants Are the Most Active Criminals in Germany
Data released by Germany's federal criminal police clearly indicate that nationwide, a significantly higher proportion of violent crimes are committed by foreign nationals — primarily Syrians, Afghans, and Moroccans — than by German citizens.
UK Gov't Plans New Crackdown as Immigration Policy Fails
The UK government is expected to tighten English language requirements and extend the waiting period for immigrants to obtain permanent residency.
Asylum Seekers with a Criminal Record Can Also Apply for Citizenship in Austria
In 2015, a total of 88,340 asylum applications were submitted in Austria. Ten years later, those same asylum seekers can once again apply for Austrian citizenship — including those who committed crimes during this period.
Pressure Mounts on Austrian Government for Nationwide Regulation Against Radical Islam
After Lower Austria, Tyrol will also introduce a ban on headscarves for minors. Lower Austria's provincial parliament passed a headscarf ban for minors with votes from the FPO, OVP, and SPO. Pressure is mounting on Austria's federal government to enact a nationwide ban.
Crisis of Confidence, Finger-Pointing Shake German Politics
Tensions are running high in the Bundestag as speculation and rumors swirl about which CDU/CSU and SPD lawmakers sabotaged Friedrich Merz’s bid to become chancellor in the first round of voting.
Germany Implements Tougher Border Controls and Asylum Rules after 6 May
The new German government led by Friedrich Merz will introduce stricter border controls and new asylum regulations from 6 May, following growing public outrage in Germany over the presence of refugees. The influx of refugees began during Chancellor Angela Merkel’s tenure and has led to increasingly serious problems year after year, primarily due to Islamist asylum seekers.
Europe’s Ukraine Approach Increasingly Immoral
The West pretends to stand close to Ukraine, but in reality does very little. The result is more death, more suffering, and soon the collapse of NATO, warns an Austrian expert.
Gender Transition Procedures on Children Is Child Abuse
The White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy told reporters that surgeries and chemical treatments aimed at changing a child’s gender qualify as child abuse. Stephen Miller emphasized that castration surgeries and drugs, and sterilization treatments for children violate all sound medical ethics, are entirely unjustified, and cause irreversible, lifelong harm to children.
Austria Passes Law Targeting Islam
The provincial parliament of Lower Austria has passed a legislative package aimed at countering radical Islam, expanding – as of 1 September – cooperation obligations for parents of nursery-age children.
Authorities Have No Clue Who They're Flying In, Voluntarily
German authorities are warning of serious risks linked to flights carrying Afghan migrants.
Migrants Return to Spain Hoping Asylum
Among European countries introducing increasingly strict migration measures, Spain remains an outlier, as it does not close the door on return or employment opportunities. As a result, a growing number of migrants return to Spain after seeking to live elsewhere.
Nearly 150,000 People Wanted Under Arrest Warrants in Germany
Only 12 per cent of those wanted are German citizens.
Medical Trust Crisis: Patients Can’t Be Sure If Female Doctors Are Truly Women
In the UK, the General Medical Council (GMC) had proposed allowing doctors to voluntarily record their gender or gender identity, which would have enabled transgender doctors to conceal their biological sex. However, the plan was suspended following a Supreme Court ruling that transgender women are not legally considered women. Some argue that patients do not have a legal right to choose their treating doctor based on gender.
Europe Is Too Cowardly to Fight Islamism
The necessary laws exist — but they’re not enforced. As a result, hate-preaching imams are free to enter countries and operate actively within Islamic associations.
Poland's President: Only Trump Can Stop Putin
Only the United States has the power to stop Russia and end the war in Ukraine — Polish President Andrzej Duda declared in an interview. He emphasized that achieving peace would require compromises from both warring sides, including Kyiv.
Over 200 Terrorists Already Captured
During the Trump administration’s mass deportation raids since January, more than 200 known or suspected terrorists have been apprehended — including one of India’s most wanted terrorists, accused of orchestrating a grenade attack on a police officer and having ties to a Pakistani terror organization.
Pro-Palestinian Protests in Europe Are Actually Anti-European Demonstrations
Eldad Beck, an Israeli-Austrian journalist, warns about a violent ideology infiltrating Europe. In his view, Europe has imported the intifada, and the pro-Palestinian protests are actually directed against Europe. He firmly believes U.S. President Donald Trump is much more realistic than European politicians.
Legalist Islamism is more dangerous than jihadism
A trade fair was recently held at an exhibition center in Salzburg, publicly promoted as a means of "building bridges between Austria and Turkey." However, several voices have raised concerns about the event organizers, as the organization is not exactly known for its "bridge-building activities"—instead, it plays a central role in Islamic social structures. Moreover, it is linked to so-called legalist Islamists who are willing to accept certain democratic elements, which makes their extremism less obvious at first glance.
German government coalition criticised over abortion issue
The federal president of the Christian Democrats for Life (CDL) expressed mixed feelings about the coalition agreement between Germany’s CDU/CSU and the SPD when it comes to the right to life.
Ukrainian prostitutes chief spreaders of HIV in Sweden
Ukrainian migrants receive low benefits in Scandinavian countries, which is why many of them, both men and women, turn to prostitution.
France is battling an internal enemy
A terrorist attack, planned by a 19-year-old man, was thwarted in northern France at the beginning of the week. He claimed to be acting in the name of the Islamic State. In recent months, no fewer than six attacks have been foiled. According to the minister of the Interior, the real threat today is no longer an external attack but an internal enemy—actions carried out by a group of radicalized French youth.
Political violence is normalising in the US – more people would agree with killing Trump
A poll has come to a disturbing conclusion: political violence is normalising in some circles in the United States with the surge of an "assassination culture".
Shocking crime stats expose impact of illegal migration
The number of crimes committed by migrants under the age of 14 has dramatically increased in Austria, especially among young Syrians.
Brussels stokes war fears as terrified Europeans build bunkers
Across Europe, more and more families are building bunkers and preparing for armed conflict after the European Union had urged citizens to assemble 72-hour survival kits. Pro-war nations are intensifying public fears of war.
German right sees surge fueled by prospective coalition's blunders
The right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has hit a new historic high in public opinion polls, having closed the gap with the leading CDU/CSU alliance within just a few weeks. It now trails Friedrich Merz’s party by only 2%. Meanwhile, German voters are growing increasingly dissatisfied with the fumbling of the parties attempting to form a government.
Ukraine’s growing drug market: Dealers to gain new territories
Drug use among Ukrainian soldiers is on the rise, which has boosted the already significant illegal drug trade in Ukraine. Soldiers who become addicted continue consumption even off the battlefield; their condition and substance dependency persist in civilian life as well. Consequently, the drug market is expected to continue expanding to ensure their supply. With Ukraine's accession to the European Union, the market for illicit substances would essentially become borderless, facilitating Ukrainian drug dealers to flood Europe with their products.
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.
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.
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.
EU wakes up too late to boost defence
The recruitment problems the Czech army is facing are part of a broader European trend.
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.