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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
What happened at the right-wing summit in Paris?
A new, strong alliance of German and French right-wing forces could be taking shape after a meeting between the party chiefs of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) and the French National Rally.
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.
"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.
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.
Immigrants rule entire Berlin neighbourhoods
Billionaire businesspeople are divided over Germany's domestic politics and the string of government failures culminating in the migration crisis.
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.
"Keep your bureaucratic crap," farmers say
EU farmers and the Austrian right are protesting against Brussels' Eurocratic madness.
How Ukrainians utilize European and American taxpayers' money
The asset declarations of senior Ukrainian officials are now public. Although the war is far from over, operating in the reconstruction and agriculture sectors of the Ukrainian administration is still quite lucrative. While the Western press is screaming corruption, Ukrainian ministers are doing quite well for themselves.
Efforts to ban Israel from Eurovision Song Contest
Swedish artists have penned an open letter to the European Broadcasters' Union, vehemently demanding a ban on Israeli artists from performing. The letter was also signed by Greta Thunberg's mother, who has been vocal in her anti-Israel rhetoric since the conflict erupted.
Anti-Semitism threat to be considered in asylum process
In the Netherlands, a majority of MPs voted in favour of a motion by the fundamentalist Protestant SGP party calling on the government to consider anti-Semitism as a potential risk factor when assessing residence permits.
Irish revolt over migration pressure
In Ireland, the ongoing protests against the continuing influx of migrants threaten to escalate. The fate of many Irish people is uncertain.
Geert Wilders: Dutch society is being replaced by migrants
The winner of last year's Dutch parliamentary elections, the right-wing Geert Wilders, is strongly against migration. He won on a ticket of stopping mass illegal immigration in the country if he succeeds in forming a government, and pledges to also vote against migration in all European Council decisions.
This is what left-wing vanity costs taxpayers
In Western Europe, governments spend outrageous sums of money from taxpayer's pockets to look good in public.
Offshore company, millions in claims – Part 3
In the third part of our series, we present the latest developments in the scandal surrounding Bulgaria's finance minister.
Who's 'Toll Queen' and what's her connection to Bulgaria finance minister? – Part 2
In the next part of our series, we present another chapter of the suspicious property scandal involving the finance minister.
Bulgaria's finance minister: property scandals, offshore intrigue, and the 'Toll Queen' – Part 1
Bulgaria is being shaken by a major property scandal involving two key ruling We Continue the Change party (PP) politicians: a former minister and the current finance minister. An investigative portal's findings reveal that this is no "cut and dry" real estate speculation case.
Brazen hypocrisy: calling for sanctions while lining Putin's pockets
What does the Russian oil tanker sailing under the flag of Cyprus regularly bring to Rotterdam? Western countries are hypocritically lying to EU citizens about sanctions, while they are doing business with the Russians, lining the pockets of Putin at war.
Soros network still active on the back of Tusk's MEPs
Poland has been completely infiltrated by the Soros empire, and there's even a die-hard communist politician among the Polish MEPs.
Soros empire threatens to encroach on Polish judiciary
The Soros empire is busy infiltrating Poland's justice ministry, but the US oligarch has also been making attempts to draw the country's jurisdiction and entire judiciary under its influence for years.
Scotland has fallen: parents could face jail for rejecting gender ideology
The Scottish government could soon put parents behind bars for not letting children change gender or behave as a member of the opposite sex.
Brusselites allied with Soros remain complicitly silent about Poland
The European Commission is applying egregious double standards when it comes to Poland. They "do not comment on individual cases," reads their response sent to V4NA's written inquiry. However, several previous cases appear to point to the contrary, as in the past Brussels did not shy away from issuing comments or statements in certain 'individual cases'.
Migration costs weigh heavily on taxpayers
According to some estimates, the federal government's botched migration policy leaves a gaping several trillion-euro-hole in the German economy.
Isn't Brussels on edge over Polish rule of law?
"What we have seen in the last few days is a flagrant violation of the Polish constitution and Polish laws, a brutal and violent crackdown," said Polish President Andrzej Duda, describing the actions of Donald Tusk's new Polish regime and its erosion of the rule of law. V4NA has contacted the presidents of the European Commission and the European Parliament and EU Commissioner Vera Jourova to seek their comments on the events unfolding in Poland.
Germany on the brink of exhaustion
Traders, hauliers, and a considerable part of the population actively supporting farmers highlights a crucial moment for a massive political change, according to the leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, in Saxony.
British royals rumble in Epstein scandal redux
Although Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, has barely just embarked on his royal resurgence, he's facing a fresh storm yet again.
Brussels bubble closes ranks to thwart corruption investigation
The silence surrounding the European Parliament's biggest ever corruption scandal is growing increasingly deafening, with some saying the case will not even go to trial. This is no surprise, considering that there's a lot for Brussels bureaucrats to keep under wraps.
Luxury watches, cars and gold bars in bribery scandal
Recently, a growing number of news reports have thrown light on attempts at foreign influence from abroad. The corruption scandal that erupted in the United States bears a striking resemblance to the one that shook the European Parliament.
Doomed by greed, Manfred Weber bent on taking revenge on Hungarians
The hypocritical, Hungarian-hating politician has repeatedly suffered from bouts of spontaneous amnesia. Manfred Weber blames the Hungarians and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban for what he actually owes to himself and his greediness.
Migrants assault over 7,000 women in recent years in Germany
These figures appear to reveal the shortcomings of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel's migration policy.
Donald Tusk swift to censor right-wing views in public media
Donald Tusk's new Polish government may have instructed PAP, the Polish state news agency, not to publish the opposition's statement.