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.
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.
Soros empire loyalists surround Ursula von der Leyen
The new EU cycle has begun, but the boss remains the same.
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.
The situation in Syria poses a threat to Europe too
One million Syrians live in Germany. Will they return after Assad's fall? Or are the ruler's supporters now arriving in Germany as asylum seekers?
Didier Reynders' latest scandal just 'tip of the iceberg' in Brussels corruption
It is both shocking and absurd that Didier Reynders, who served as European Commissioner for Justice, stands out among the Brussels elite for his corruption scandals.
Noose tightens around Olaf Scholz's neck
It is becoming increasingly difficult for the German chancellor to extricate himself from the corruption scandal.
Majority of Ukrainians fleeing the war will never return
A survey reveals that a growing number of Ukrainian refugees in Berlin plan on making the German capital their permanent home.
This is German democracy – people are afraid to express their opinions
A growing number of people are afraid to express their opinions in Germany, after many people have recently been fined for articulating political criticism.
Western Europe sees dramatic rise in abortions
Both a changing family model and economic insecurity are contributing to the surge in the termination of pregnancies, experts say.
Keeping borders open in 2015 was the right decision, Merkel upholds
"It's an illusion to assume that everything will be fine if we turn refugees back at Germany's border," Angela Merkel says.
Western Europe: a new battleground for Middle East conflicts
Anti-Semitism is spreading like a virus in Germany.
EU pressing forward on path to superstate
FPO: Brussels is attacking democracy and the sovereignty of member states.
Government launches action plan to tackle anti-Semitism
The Norwegian government's plan to combat anti-Semitism includes twenty-two measures.
Sebastian Kurz: thank God that government collapsed
The former Austrian Chancellor took ruthless aim at the German government.
Brussels bent on imposing European superstate
Hungary's neighbour sounds alarm bells.
Two-thirds of Germany's deportations fail
German police fail to carry out nearly 62% of deportations ordered between January and September this year, a media report says.
Wind turbines could pose a national security risk
The Swedish Armed Forces have warned that the densely deployed wind farms, with thousands of turbines along Sweden's coastline, could make it impossible to defend the nation militarily.
Germany sends hundreds of millions abroad in child-benefit payments
In 2023, Germany has sent more than half a billion euros in child benefit payments outside the country, according to government data provided to local media outlets.
Americans brace for potential post-election violence
Three quarters of Americans fear that a wave of violence will sweep the country after the election, according to a new poll.
Oslo police call for permanent arming of officers
After years of opposition, Oslo Police Chief Ida Melbo Oystese recently called for the permanent arming of officers on duty in Oslo. She argued that in 2024, law enforcement officers had to resort to using their firearms as many as ten times a day, on average.
Here come the EU's failures
"For years, we have been experiencing a complete failure of the system, which is the most evident in the area asylum and migration," Austrian politician Petra Steger said.
Right-wing landslide in Bavaria but difficulties ahead
The centre-right and right-wing parties would wipe the floor with the leftist-liberal formations if the elections were held now in Bavaria.
Brussels risks playing a dangerous game
Brussels is pressing ahead with the removal of the principle of unanimity, said Harald Vilimsky, an MEP and head of the Austrian Freedom Party (FPO) delegation, reacting to events unfolding during the most recent EU summit.
Denmark battles surge in foreign criminals
Non-Western immigrants and their descendants are vastly overrepresented in Danish crime statistics.
Calls are growing stronger for the disclosure of the nationality and status of criminals
The imprisonment rate for foreign nationals is 27 per cent higher than for British citizens, according to an analysis of data from the government.
Democrats aim to rig the election
California has adopted new legislation, eliminating the requirement to present voted IDs at the polls.
Zelensky more alike his oligarch predecessors than a president
The president's family has appointed the sister of the head of the Ukrainian Audit Office to lead a Cyprus-based offshore company.
German states are rebelling against migration
North Rhine-Westphalia, Baden-Wurttemberg and Schleswig-Holstein are demanding a tougher migration policy from the governing coalition.
Brussels is unruffled by Ukrainian blackmail
Austrian Freedom Party (FPO) MEP accuses the European Commission of deliberately turning a blind eye, while attacking member states.
Voters lash out at Olaf Scholz at a campaign event
Speaking at a forum in Brandenburg, Olaf Scholz said that Germany will continue to provide military support to Ukraine, but will not allow German weapons to be fired at targets in Russia. Scholz was met by an angry crowd ahead of the elections in the region coming up in a week's time. The German chancellor had earlier been asked by a party colleague not to take part in the campaign in Brandenburg.
Austrians send strong message to Brussels
The one-sided, ideologically-oriented European Green Deal is preventing economic recovery and innovation in Europe.
Migrants use clever trick to avoid deportation
Lower Saxony's government has expressed regret over a letter from the authorities revealing a lenient approach to deportations. The case, which has sparked outrage in the Bundestag, highlights the extreme measures some migrants employ to avoid being sent back to their home countries.
How Austria's politics would change if the Right won the elections
Herbert Kickl gave an extensive interview to Austria's public television.
Afghan migrants exploit loophole to holiday at home
Afghan migrants living in Germany claim they are not safe at home, yet they often return to their homeland for holidays.
Salvini: How long is it before opposing illegal immigration becomes a thought crime?
Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini has spoken out on the dire state of free speech in the UK.
Bulgaria says no to the gender lobby
Parliament enacts a law to protect children from the woke ideology.
A Kamala Harris victory doesn't bode well for Europe
Processes continuing in the United States if the Democrats remain in power would make matters worse for Europeans.
Paedophile scandal erupts on German Left
The latest scandal shook the Thuringian state parliament.
Voters believe cover-up afoot to conceal Biden's health issues
The majority of US voters say they believe Kamala Harris was in on a cover-up to keep Democrat President Joe Biden’s health issues hidden from the public, a new poll reveals.
Obama: potential mastermind behind Biden coup
Joe Biden and Barack Obama are known to have never really been on good terms.
"Re-election of Ursula von der Leyen a farce"
The long-standing President of the European Commission should not have been given a top post again, following her scandals.
Joe Biden is obviously not in charge
The sitting US president is being controlled by the inner coterie surrounding him, says former Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard.
Ursula von der Leyen's re-election would be a betrayal of the European peoples' right to self-determination
Herbert Kickl, leader of the Freedom Party of Austria, has lashed out at Ursula von der Leyen for the outgoing European Commission president's new attack against Hungary.
German government enables exploitation of country
Many say the German government is ruining the country.
Brussels vastly overestimates EU ammunition production capacities
Research reveals a substantial discrepancy between the EU’s reported figures and the actual increase in munitions manufacturing capabilities.
"We import non-Western sex offenders in droves"
Women's safety in their own country should be more important than not offending certain minorities, UK politician Alexandra Phillips says.
Corruption pervades EU leadership
The EU's leadership for the upcoming cycle could include several corrupt and failed politicians. Among them, Antonio Costa, the new president of the European Council, stands out.
Almost eighty percent of Germans think their government's failed
The German public is overwhelmingly dissatisfied with the ruling leftist-liberal government’s migration policy, with the vast majority of Germans clearly turning against mass immigration, a fresh poll reveals.