"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.
Public confidence in safety sees steep decline in Germany
There is a significant difference in party preferences on this issue, with the vast majority of government party supporters feeling safe, while opposition voters do not share this sentiment. In particular, citizens place their trust in one party to combat crime.
Donald Tusk puts Poland's dignity up for sale
The Germany-Poland dispute over World War Two reparations could soon be over, with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz humiliating Poland, a prominent publicist says.
Migrants wreak terror on beaches
Violent migrants are a growing problem in Austria.
Woke to Sweep Through Polish Schools
There have been periods in history when religion was expelled from schools, crosses were taken down, Catholics were persecuted, and priests were murdered. Poland may now be on the verge of experiencing such a period once again.
FPO calls European Court of Justice ruling absurd
The EU's top judges have reached a new peak of legal absurdity with their ruling against Hungary's asylum policy. They condemned Hungary for measures that EU states themselves included in the migration pact to stop mass immigration across continents, the Freedom Party of Austria pointed out.
Next NATO Chief Inherits a Mountain of Problems
Outgoing Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will soon become NATO's new Secretary General, but the liberal politician's new job role promises to be a far cry from what may be described as mundane or ordinary. In the midst of the ongoing Ukraine war and geopolitical tensions, NATO has a number of issues to tackle, and it needs to tread carefully.
Drag queens stage performance in church – video
In the spirit of the LGBTQ community, a group of seven drag queens performed a cabaret in a Protestant church in Strasbourg, aiming to redraw boundaries as well as to entertain.
Political parties lie about migration, majority of Brits say
The UK public largely sees immigration as negative and says only Nigel Farage's party is telling the truth about the issue.
Farage revving for a comeback
The father of Brexit would merge the current governing Conservative Party into his own party.
European Council mulls dismissing Ursula von der Leyen
Participants of next Monday's informal EU summit do not want to see the European Commission President make an appearance.
Riots persist over killings by migrants
The incident in Germany was not the first case where a migrant attacked and stabbed a police officer to death.
This is how migrants are taking over Europe
The number of naturalisations has reached record highs in Germany.
Irresponsible statements could spark a world war
Europe is being drawn ever deeper into a spiral of war.
Plans afoot to put an end to migration madness
The right-wing Freedom Party of Austria (FPO) is looking to follow the example of the newly formed Dutch government.
More details unveiled about Weber's plan
Weber's plan to reinstate compulsory conscription in the European Union is to be implemented right after the new European Parliament and the new Commission have been set up.
The push for ridding Brussels of lobbyists
The fifty companies with the highest lobbying expenditure in Brussels have increased their budgets by two-thirds in the last ten years, which means they are likely spending that much more on lobbying operations in the European Parliament, for example.
Brussels prepared to introduce censorship across Europe
Those who do not think and communicate according to the liberal mainstream could face severe censorship if liberal forces in the European Parliament continue to enjoy their current dominance.
Brussels would introduce compulsory EU-wide conscription
Mandatory conscription across the EU could be among the first issues to be discussed in the new EP set up after the European Parliament elections in June.
Right wing garners support from young people in Europe
The upcoming European Parliament elections could be a major test of strength in the European countries.
V4NA asked Manfred Weber if he would send his family to war
The Bavarian politician spoke in favour of European nuclear armament and compulsory military service.
Young right-wing politician convicted on shocking grounds
The German lawmaker will challenge the court's decision in the second instance.
"If Gaza burns, Berlin will follow suit"- Islamists warn
The Israeli-Palestinian war has plunged Germany into turmoil, as the escalating situation in Europe mirrors the brutality of events unfolding in the Middle East.
Islamists plan new protest in Hamburg
Having called for the introduction of an Islamic caliphate on the streets of Hamburg, Islamists have announced on social media that they will stage new rallies on the city's streets.
Enough of Brussels madness
The celebrations to mark the 20th anniversary of Poland's accession to the European Union are increasingly overshadowed by unpalatable emotional blackmail. We are to be grateful, exalted and smiling, while obediently acquiescing to the increasing loss of sovereignty.
Russian military firms supplied by German company?
The German federal government is throwing up its hands and pointing the finger at Brussels, while Germans are profiting from their trade with Russia.
We are becoming a minority in our country, Dutch commentator warns
Demographic changes must be taken into account when addressing the migration crisis, says Dutch political commentator and lawyer Eva Vlaardingerbroek.
Young people more pessimistic than ever
Right-wing forces have made gains from growing hopelessness and pessimism.
Europe wrangles in assisted suicide
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala's center-left government helped approve the pro-migration pact, triggering sharp criticism from the opposition led by former PM Andrej Babis.
Middle East War Shifting to Europe
In the first quarter of 2024, Germany saw a steep rise in the number of anti-Semitic and Islamophobic crimes.
Decision to be taken on compulsory military service by summer
The reinstatement of military conscription is an issue that has deeply divided Europe. But there is one country that wants to put an end to the debate by summer.
EP to feature heavily divisive issue on its agenda
This week, the European Parliament votes on whether abortion should become a fundamental right in the European Union. The EU is deeply divided on the issue, but the pro-abortion lobby enjoys majority in Parliament.
Outlining scenarios how the war could spread
The West calculates with Emmanuel Macron's decisions and war rhetoric triggering a third world war.
Here's how Ukraine's NATO membership could drift Europe into war
Petra Steger, the Austrian Freedom Party's candidate for the European Parliament, says the aim is to avoid war, not to allow for the conflict to spread.
Who is most affected by Brussels' insanity?
Francesco Giubilei, president of the Italian think-tank Nazione Futura, told a Polish newspaper why Brussels' plan for the European Green Deal is insane.
Ukrainian refugees tend to bypass France
France, often derided as a "paperwork state," lags far behind the rest of the European Union in accepting refugees from Ukraine.
Is Brussels deliberately hurting farmers in the EU?
Brussels is intentionally hamstringing farmers in the EU and making life impossible for them because the elites are in the business of serving external interests, argues Jacek Saryusz-Wolski, a conservative Polish MEP.
German government sticks to drug legalisation
Germany's liberal finance minister, Christian Lindner, is bent on legalising cannabis.
Swedish gang crime could spread to all of Scandinavia
A report issued by police reveals that migrant gangs spilling over from neighbouring countries pose a threat to public safety in the state.
Projected changes in European Parliament composition for summer
What was once a phenomenon exclusive to Central Europe is now becoming evident in Western Europe as well.
Another country admits Ukrainian defeat
According to General Rajmund Andrzejczak, former chief of the Polish Armed Forces, the Russia-Ukraine war could soon spread to other countries.
Fed up with Brussels' insanity
In recent years, the European Commission, through the Macronists, the socialists and even the European People's Party, has waged a systematic, fierce battle against the conservatives in power in Poland, MEP Nicolas Bay points out.
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.