Europe's 'Destructive Moral Ideas' May Jeopardize The World
J.D. Vance has cautioned that France and the United Kingdom may present a security threat to the United States in the future, if ideologies he characterises as "closely linked to Islamists" gain political traction.
Big Cash For Migrants Via NGOs As Austrians Feel The Squeeze
As many Azstrian households grapple with soaring prices, hundreds of thousands of euros are being funnelled to an NGO to bankroll so-called “climate-friendly careers” for migrants.
Muslim Brotherhood Expands Its Reach In France
One in three Muslims in France would like to see sharia law applied worldwide.
German Government Won't Back Away from Conscription
In Germany, the law on the modernisation of military service is tantamount to a return to conscription.
Europe Under Threat As Christianity Comes Under Attack
Christmas markets have become targets of Islamist attacks not simply because they attract huge crowds, but also because they are symbolic Christian events and holidays deliberately singled out by terrorists.
Globalising the Intifada Is a Call for Terrorist Violence
The terrorist attack carried out at a Jewish Hanukkah celebration on the world-famous Bondi Beach in Sydney is the very act that extremists repeatedly invoke as a mantra. Under the slogan “globalise the intifada”, communists and Islamists march through the streets of the civilised world, openly calling for armed struggle against Jews, Israel and the West. The attack in Australia has demonstrated the real-world consequences of this rhetoric. The Bondi Beach atrocity laid bare what the phrase “globalise the intifada” truly means: something far more than a slogan. It is a way of life and a so-called culture of resistance.
Can a Drink Have a Racist Name? Germany Debates the Question
One of the most popular beverages at Christmas markets has been ordered to adopt a new name after authorities ruled its traditional designation to be racist.
Ukrainians See Rampant Graft as Bigger Threat Than War
Corruption remains a deeply entrenched and persistent systemic problem in Ukraine. One scandal after another continues to erupt, and Ukrainians are increasingly fed up. According to a recent survey, 92 per cent of Ukrainians consider corruption a serious problem, placing the hardships caused by the war only in second place.
Brussels’ Corruption Trail Edges Even Higher
For years, Brussels’ institutional leadership has been dogged by an ever-growing string of scandals.
Brussels Bristles at Criticism as EU Leaders Push Back on U.S. Assessment
The White House has released an updated national security strategy that paints a bleak picture of Europe. The document warns of a looming “civilisational decline” driven by falling birth rates, migration, restrictions on free speech and the weakening of national identity. It also suggests that if current trends continue, Europe could become “unrecognisable” within two decades.
Anti-Israel Protests Disrupt Christmas Markets Across Europe
The time-honoured Advent tradition symbolising the anticipation of the Christmas holidays is being disturbed not only by concrete barriers and security fences. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators are now targeting Christmas markets and their Christian associations, shattering the serenity of Advent. From Toulouse to Vienna, groups often waving Palestinian flags shout slogans, blast loud Arabic music, or set off smoke bombs among market-goers.
America’s Largest Teachers’ Union Accused of Promoting Far-Left Ideology
Teachers are said to be promoting their views in schools, directly to pupils.
Distorted Nativity Scene Sparks Christian Protest in Brussels
A German artist’s redesign of the Nativity figures has ignited fierce debate in the country. Critics speak of a distortion of the Biblical story and of Western culture, while many are asking: is Europe abolishing itself?
Catholic School Sparks Outrage With New Enrolment Form
A renowned Austrian Catholic school now features five gender options for prospective pupils on its revamped enrolment form – a change that has sparked public outrage. The Sacré Coeur Riedenburg secondary school was, until recently, regarded as a conservative and traditional institution. Now, however, the school has taken a new direction: pupils may belong to as many as five genders. Parents have reacted angrily and pointed the school leadership back to Biblical teachings.
UN Women Promotes Left-Wing Ideologies in Its Campaigns
What originally began as an international women’s rights organisation is increasingly becoming a one-sided, left-leaning association. The neutrality of the UN’s women’s agency has been called into question, and some experts argue that it is using the protection of women’s rights to promote and legitimise its own aims and ideology.
Hatred Toward Christians Intensifies Across Europe
Freedom of speech is under siege in Europe – especially for practising Christians: professors are scared into silence on campus, believers are dragged to court for harmless remarks, and church vandalism is exploding across the continent.
Europe Not Ready to Tackle Migrant Gang Crime Wave
In Austria, a new type of perpetrator—one that did not exist a decade ago—has emerged in the realm of sexual assault. A rapidly spreading pattern of offences has developed in which vulnerable girls—those who are shy, have low self-esteem, or are easily influenced during puberty—are deliberately targeted, pressured through group coercion, and manipulated into dependency. Smartphones serve as weapons and tools of blackmail. Everything is recorded to silence victims and force their obedience.
Ramadan Row: French Right Pushes School Fast Ban, Liberals Cry ‘Stigma’
A proposal by French right-wing senators to prohibit Ramadan fasting for minors under 16 has reignited the debate in the country over religious freedom.
Court Ruling Hinders Deportation of Illegal Migrants in Germany
A ruling by Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court could seriously impede efforts to reduce the number of illegal immigrants residing in the country.
Irish Teacher Suffers Persecution After Refusing to Address Trans Pupils With Gender-Neutral Pronouns
Enoch Burke claims he has been imprisoned because of his religious beliefs. Wilson's Hospital, a secondary school in Ireland, dismissed the teacher for refusing to address transgender pupils with their newly adopted gender-neutral pronouns. Since then he has been waging a legal battle with the school and the authorities and says he is being persecuted.
Afghans Granted the Most Asylum in Austria
Austria will issue several thousand asylum grants this year, most of them to Afghans. Three out of four of their applications receive a positive decision. Critics warn this highlights the growing problems within the asylum system.
NHS Runs Pro-Transition Puberty-Blocker Experiment on Teens
Hundreds of children — including some as young as ten — are receiving puberty-blocker injections in an experiment backed by Britain’s National Health Service (NHS). Even organizations that support gender transition have expressed outrage at the trial and warned about its dangers.
New Evidence: Islamist Networks Operate Across Borders
At the beginning of October, an Austrian police officer was exposed after being transferred to the State Security and Intelligence Directorate (DSN)’s counter-terrorism unit. The accusations against him include unauthorised data queries, links to the Muslim Brotherhood, and potential leaks of information related to ongoing investigations. He has been suspended, his home searched, and his electronic devices seized. According to the Vienna public prosecutor’s office, the man admitted to the unauthorised data queries, yet he has been allowed to remain at large during the proceedings.
Political Islam Gains Ground as Female Activists Radicalise Young Girls
Double Standards Applied to Religious Influencers
Left-wing media tends to portray the so-called “Christfluencers” – Christian influencers who share their faith on social media – in a rather peculiar manner. These individuals are depicted as radical and dangerous, while no such warnings are issued about genuinely radical Islamist influencers. Christian influencers are deemed extreme; those promoting Islam are accepted.
Berlin Downplays Threat of Far-Left Antifa Group Now on US Terror List
Antifa Ost, also known as the “Hammer Gang”, operates as a far-left extremist network. According to German authorities, the radical leftist group — which Washington has designated a global terrorist organisation — no longer poses a significant threat, yet it remains under investigation in connection with numerous violent attacks.
Parents Furious as Sensitisation Creeps Into School Textbooks
Austrian pupils can now read about children undergoing gender transitions in their school textbooks. In one primary school in Lower Austria, matters have gone even further: the enrolment form for incoming first-year pupils offers six different options for indicating the child’s gender. Parents are outraged, and psychologists warn that content relating to gender identity can cause confusion for many children.
Radical Islam Now Present in Schools
Across Europe, a growing number of young people identify with radical Islam. This trend is hardly surprising given the mounting reports about Muslim teachers promoting extremist ideas in classrooms, and about parents who intimidate or even assault teachers.
Germany Sells Draft Check-Ups as 'Free Fitness Test'
Germany’s plan to reinstate compulsory military service has sparked heated controversy. Meanwhile, military officials are attempting to present conscription “in a new light”. The most outlandish idea yet is to market the conscription medical as a “free fitness test” for young people.
Discrimination and Persecution: Christians Face Increasing Attacks
Sudan ranks fifth on the “Open Doors” global persecution index of the 50 countries where Christians are most exposed to discrimination and persecution. According to estimates by “Open Doors”, around 4.1 percent of Sudan’s population is Christian, while the majority is Muslim.
Exporters of Islamism Take Aim at Europe
The policies of Austria, Germany, and other European countries remain powerless in the face of Islamist organisations linked to Turkey.
Could Polygamy Become Legal in Europe?
A Yemeni asylum seeker has taken his case to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) after Dutch authorities refused to allow his children from his second and third wives to join him. The outcome could set a precedent: the so-called “right to family life” may open the door to legal recognition of polygamous family structures in Europe.
Europe Faces Danger as Hundreds of Millions Embrace Radical Islam
After the arrest of a Syrian man suspected of planning a terrorist attack in Berlin, intelligence services and security experts are warning of a dangerous trend: estimates suggest that up to 500 million Muslims across the world hold radical or extremist views. Fanatical Muslims seek to impose Islam globally — even by force, if necessary.
Crime and the Housing Crisis: The True Cost of Mass Migration
Every year, a city’s worth of people — the size of Wiesbaden — moves to Germany. The influx poses a serious threat, impacting housing, the welfare system and, above all, public safety. Among migrants, crime rates are disproportionately high.
Soros Camp Admits: Investments, Donations and Charity Deployed to Exert Political Pressure
Through his organisations, George Soros routinely intervenes in the internal affairs of sovereign states, achieving destabilisation through financial support. While his foundations publicly back seemingly worthy causes, the end goal, critics say, is to finance unrest and meddle in politics. One of his colleagues has spoken openly about Soros’s real intentions.
Headscarf May Harm Girls’ Minds, Expose Them to Harassment
Experts warn that the headscarf may force girls into roles they did not choose — at an age when they are not yet able to understand religion or identity independently. Psychologists in Austria are calling for a ban on headscarves in schools.
Trump’s Crackdown on Drug Lords Draws Massive Public Support
A massive majority of American voters – 71 per cent – support the deployment of U.S. military forces to target and dismantle drug cartels in Latin America, including sinking cartel vessels heading towards U.S. shores. That’s according to a new Harvard CAPS–Harris poll, which found that even most Democrats agree such action against drug traffickers is justified.
Scandal in Germany: Public Television Airs Queer Church Service
In the spirit of inclusion and sensitisation, under the motto "Who am I – to you?", public broadcaster ZDF aired a queer Catholic service for the first time on Sunday. Many were outraged by the broadcast, while others hailed it as yet another sign of change within the Church. Germany now ranks first among the “most queer-friendly Catholic churches” in the world.
One in Five Austrians Now Born Abroad
The share of people born outside Austria has continued to rise. According to Austria's Statistical Office, at the beginning of 2025 around 22.7 percent of the country’s population was born abroad — more than two million people.
Expanded Erasmus Programme Could Bring Economic Migrants, Terrorist Threat to Europe
The European Commission has put forward a proposal to extend the Erasmus programme and Horizon Europe scientific cooperation scheme to the Middle East and North Africa. Experts say this opening is far from without risks, as students from some countries may not come to Europe with the pure intention of studying.
Fear Spreads as Attacks on Christians Surge
US Senator Ted Cruz has drawn attention on social media to the Nigerian authorities’ negligence and complicity in “the mass murder of Christians by Islamist jihadists.” Cruz has submitted a bill proposing sanctions against Nigeria for its persecution of Christians. The Nigerian government denies the accusations, even as evidence of growing anti-Christian persecution in the country becomes increasingly apparent.
Majority of Syrians in Vienna Rely on Social Benefits
A new chart reveals striking disparities in the use of social benefits in Vienna. Syria tops the list at 73.7 percent, followed by Somalia (71.6 percent) and Afghanistan (54.2 percent). Across the total population, the figure stands at 9.0 percent, while among Austrians it is just 4.1 percent.
NGOs Block Vienna Migration Conference
While migration continues to ruin Europe, left-wing NGO activists blocked the entrance to the Vienna Migration Conference, staging a sit-in protest complete with border fences and passport controls. They were demonstrating against the deportation of a convicted rapist to Afghanistan.
Financing Revolts, Political Interference, Destabilisation – Inside George Soros’s Playbook
George Soros has long been known for meddling in the internal affairs of sovereign nations. Among other things, he has supported India’s opposition and other critics of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with the apparent aim of destabilising the country. India’s Foreign Minister, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, has described the billionaire oligarch as “an old, rich, opinionated and dangerous man.”
Kids as Young as Nine Given Puberty Blockers at California Clinic
Judicial Watch has received thousands of pages of records in a California Public Records Act lawsuit on behalf of The Daily Caller News Foundation that show top doctors in the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) gave puberty blockers to children as young as age nine.
Islamists Recruiting and Expanding Across German Universities
The youth wing of the Furkan movement, which is under surveillance by Germany’s domestic intelligence service, has begun targeting first-year students in front of university campuses in an effort to win them over to its goal of creating an “Islamic civilisation.”
California Schools Promote Radical Trans Group on Student IDs
Gavin Newsom is forcing schools to promote a radical transgender group’s LGBTQ "hotline" on student ID cards. California’s Democrat Governor recently signed a bill mandating that every student identification card display the number of an LGBTQ youth helpline run by a radical transgender advocacy organisation.
Radical Islam Tightens Its Grip on Switzerland
In Switzerland today, even young Muslim girls are wearing headscarves — a practice once limited to adult, married women. Observers are warning of a gradual Islamisation and a shift in orientation that reaches back to the Balkans. Experts say the developments in Switzerland must be viewed in a broader context: across the Balkans — in Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Kosovo —religion is once again playing an increasingly prominent role.
Radical Islam’s Infiltration Plot a Grave Threat to Europe’s Security
Omar Haijawi-Pirchner, head of Austria’s Directorate for State Security and Intelligence, unexpectedly announced in September that he would resign from his post at the end of the year — citing “personal reasons”. Only weeks later, the organisation was shaken by a serious scandal: an employee allegedly passed classified information to the extremist Muslim Brotherhood. Experts warn that infiltration of state security agencies by radical Islamist groups poses a major risk to both national and European security.
Children at Risk as Social Media Platforms Fail to Enforce Age Restrictions
A number of families in Italy have officially filed lawsuits against Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, accusing the three social media platforms of failing to enforce user age restrictions and using addictive features that harm children's mental health. According to estimates, out of around 90 million Facebook, Instagram and TikTok accounts registered in Italy, more than three million are used by children under the age of 14.