Most of the deported individuals are criminal migrants
Reports indicate that 60 percent of the illegal immigrants arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement during President Donald Trump's first year in office had previously been charged with or convicted of a crime.
Data Misuse and Falsification
A large-scale fraud scheme has been uncovered in Germany, where individuals took German language and citizenship exams on behalf of those unable to do so themselves. Meanwhile, a much larger scandal erupted in Denmark when it was revealed that citizenship data had fallen into the hands of criminals.
Crime in France: New Records and Ultra-Secure Prisons
Following the release of the 2025 immigration data, the French Ministry of the Interior has published last year's crime statistics, which once again underscore why many French citizens feel they are living in an increasingly dangerous and violent country. It is no coincidence that last year saw the opening of two ultra-high-security prisons designed for particularly dangerous offenders.
A German NGO has organized training focused on monitoring racism, with applications requiring a motivation letter and a commitment to addressing personal biases
The initiative, Black Sheep, offers a seminar for €2,290 aimed at developing participants' "anti-racist practices" and strengthening them within their own environments, including the workplace. Those who complete the six-session training will be able to conduct their own training on the subject in the future.
AI: A New Deity Deciding Life and Death?
A senior insider from the World Economic Forum (WEF) has openly suggested that artificial intelligence (AI) will be used to dismantle existing religions and facilitate a shift towards a new belief system orchestrated by the global elite. Meanwhile, a pro-euthanasia scientist-activist argues that AI should be responsible for deciding who lives and who dies.
Eco-terrorists may be planning another power outage
The Vulkan group, which recently caused a power outage lasting several days in Berlin, may be planning further actions. What's more, the eco-terrorists are considering new methods to conceal their activities.
Ikea's Ramadan collection was not a resounding success
Many people were outraged by the chain's initiative to launch a new, independent collection for Ramadan. Well before this year's Islamic holiday, Ikea targeted a specific audience with its collection and believes that this is acceptable.
Beverage names in the crosshairs: even classic huts could fall victim to overregulation
Some people believe that old drink names should also disappear because they no longer reflect the spirit of the times and what was acceptable for decades is now considered sexist.
Prison Life in Sweden: A Controversial Case
In Sweden, a convicted pedophile, transgender, and repeat offender is reportedly living in relative luxury in a high-security prison, while elsewhere inmates are staging hunger strikes over insufficient food portions. The Swedish state is facing widespread outrage for what many perceive as its preferential treatment of convicted criminals.
"Irritate them like mosquitoes!" – A left-wing organization conducts controversial training sessions
More than a thousand people attended a "training" session organized by a left-wing group, which taught them how to deal with officers from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). According to the Department of Homeland Security, this violent rhetoric has translated into actions: attacks on ICE officers have surged by over a thousand percent.
Vienna's Mayor Blames Catholic Church for Muslim Growth in the Austrian Capital
In Vienna, nearly half of the new school entrants barely speak German, with over 40% of students identifying as Muslim. However, instead of attributing the issue to migration, the Mayor of Vienna has shifted the blame to the churches.
ChatGPT Usage Leads to Marriage Annulment
A Dutch court has annulled a couple's marriage after the civil registrar used ChatGPT to draft a "lighter" wedding speech that omitted legally required declarations.
New Form of Slavery Emerges in Ukraine
Ukrainian men seeking to evade conscription, along with deserters, are increasingly going into hiding at private businesses, often scarcely venturing outside for fear of being seized by recruitment officers. Company owners typically house them in warehouses or other outbuildings, providing food and a token wage, essentially keeping them as modern-day slaves.
Gender Lobby Surges Ahead in Maine
A mother in Maine has taken her fight over parental rights to the United States Supreme Court, claiming that school staff had helped her child identify as a different gender at school without her prior knowledge and consent. Meanwhile, the federal Department of Education in Maine is conducting an investigation, as transgender girls (biological boys) have been permitted to compete against girls, in defiance of an executive order issued by President Donald Trump.
Scientists Spark Outrage by Branding Female Genital Mutilation as “Cultural Diversity”
The stance taken by gender researchers has triggered a global backlash. In a recently published essay, they downplay the practice of female genital mutilation, framing it as so-called ‘cultural diversity.’
When Do We Celebrate And Receive Gifts?
Christmas is regarded as one of the central celebrations of Christianity, yet it is not observed on the same day worldwide. While in much of Europe, Christmas lights are illuminated and Christmas trees are decorated on December 24th and 25th, for millions of other Christians, the Christmas season begins only in January. This difference is less about the faith itself and more about the calendar.
Christmas Trees And Mistletoe — The Origins Of Our Festive Traditions
Why do we put up a Christmas tree, and why is kissing under the mistletoe allowed? Both customs trace back to German traditions — and to the influence of Queen Victoria herself.
Christianity Under Siege As Liberal Europe Looks Away
Vandalised crucifixes and artworks, slogans such as “Islam Will Win” or “Allahu Akbar” sprayed on church façades, and objects resembling bombs discovered during church services — anti-Christian incidents are on the rise in the Austrian capital. In Vienna, numerous cases have been reported within just a few months.
Muslims Quietly Building A Caliphate In Europe — Funded By Brussels
Billions of euros are flowing from Brussels to various NGOs for so-called “anti-racism” initiatives, but in many cases it is networks linked to the Muslim Brotherhood that ultimately benefit. A new report reveals how EU programmes such as Erasmus+ and projects aimed at combating “Islamophobia” serve to legitimise Islamist structures — and how these groups weaponise accusations of “Islamophobia” against all criticism.
Recent Study Warns of Imported Crime
Over the past five to six years, Spain has seen a brutal increase in the number of rapes, attempted murders and other serious crimes. A recent report examines trends in crime across different demographic groups and geographical areas of the country, with researchers warning of "imported crime" linked to mass immigration.
Dutch Government Spooks Nation With Doomsday Manual
The war psychosis continues to spread across Europe, and people are no longer merely being bombarded with constant fearmongering from pro-war politicians and public figures. Now the panic and so-called “sensitisation” are being pushed in far more practical ways. In recent weeks, for example, every Dutch household has received a 33-page government handbook on preparing for emergencies. The guide sets out how to survive the first three days of a disaster, when authorities and emergency services may be unable to reach everyone.
Radical Activists Push Abortion Storybook for Five-Year-Olds
A controversial children’s book portraying abortion as a “superpower” is being marketed for kids up to the age of eight.
Migrant Criminals Stay, Christianity Gets Punished in Britain
In the U.K., double standards have reached an intolerable level.
Florida Says No To Radical Islam
On Monday Ron DeSantis, the Governor of Florida, designated one of the United States’ largest Muslim advocacy groups as a “foreign terrorist organisation”. Texas took the same step last month.
How The German State Funds Antifa
The paramilitary network’s close ties to the state are undeniable, as it often directly supports or reinforces government policy on the streets – for example, on issues of migration or against the opposition.
Those Mocking Jesus May Stage a Show, Those Who Mock Allah Risk Their Lives
A Vienna exhibition featuring a transgender Madonna and a crucified frog has sparked considerable outrage. At the centre of the debate is a double standard: Christianity may be mocked with impunity, while everyone treads carefully when it comes to Islam.
Antifa Is Getting Ready For War
They are willing to dehumanise anyone to justify violence.
Black Pete Returns
Despite years-long attempts, efforts to erase the centuries-old Dutch tradition have proved futile.
Dishonest Campaigns Seek to Cripple Economic Foundations of Conservative Media
George Soros and his ideological allies are doing everything in their power to silence conservative voices.
Europe Sees Alarming Rise in Anti-Christian Persecution
“If, in a predominantly Catholic country, half of all priests experience abuse, hostility toward Christians can no longer be dismissed as a marginal issue.”
Guardians of Charlie Kirk’s Legacy Face Violent Attacks
Antifa and other radical left-wing groups are targeting innocent people. Their latest rampage at Berkeley has now prompted an FBI investigation.
ISIS Wife Convicted in Sweden of Crimes Against Humanity
An Iraqi woman, Lina Ishaq — referred to by Swedish media as the “ISIS wife in Sweden” — has been convicted for keeping women and children as slaves in Syria under the rule of the Islamic State. Ishaq, who is now a Swedish citizen, was sentenced to twelve years in prison for genocide, crimes against humanity and serious war crimes. The ruling is of historic significance, marking the first time a Swedish citizen has been convicted of such crimes.
BBC Under Fire as Fresh Probe Targets Its Coverage
The fake news about Donald Trump and the manipulated coverage of one of his speeches are just the tip of the iceberg. After also being accused of spreading pro-Hamas propaganda, the British broadcaster now finds its climate reporting under intense scrutiny. The BBC faces a serious credibility crisis, while climate campaigners have sparked yet another scandal.
Austria Sees Record Anti-semitism Surge
Since the Hamas terror attack of October 7th, 2023, Austria has been experiencing a wave of Anti-semitism unseen in decades. According to the Jewish Community of Vienna (IKG), hatred of Jews has become alarmingly common, driven primarily by perpetrators from the far-left and Muslim communities.
Christmas Markets Cancelled Over Terror Threats
Several Christmas markets across Germany have been called off this year amid fears of Islamist terrorist attacks and due to the rising cost of guaranteeing participants’ safety. Alongside the Christmas events, an autumn festival has also been cancelled.
Shocking Statistics on Migrant Crime
In Germany, Syrians commit a crime every 39 minutes – and in Italy, foreigners account for 60 percent of robberies and thefts, according to shocking new figures.
“We Are in a Religious War”
The Austrian teacher has issued a stark warning.
Migrants Behind Nearly Three Million Crimes Shake Germany
Since former Chancellor Angela Merkel opened Europe’s doors to mass migration in 2015, migrants residing in Germany have committed at least 2.8 million crimes, according to police statistics. The official data shed light on the shocking scale of migrant-related crime.
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.
Soros-Backed Prosecutors’ Soft-on-Crime Agenda Leads to Tragic Murder
In recent years, U.S. financier George Soros has poured vast sums of money into helping prosecutors across America rise to power. But the policies they’ve pursued have had devastating consequences — fueling brutal murders, a surge in crime, and fear among ordinary citizens.
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.
Hamas Infiltrates Europe
In some countries in Europe, it’s now impossible to hold even a Jewish film festival, as cinema and venue owners simply don’t dare to take the security risk. Antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment have been on the rise for years, and the Gaza ceasefire is no reason for Europe to heave a sigh of relief. Least of all now, with agents linked to the Hamas terrorist network having deeply infiltrated the continent.
Illegal Migrants Awaiting Deportation Enjoy Free Art Classes and Gym
Illegal migrants are being given free arts and crafts classes and English lessons while they wait to be deported. A £260 million contract to run removal centres at Gatwick Airport stipulates that migrants must be offered these perks, which also include a so-called "welfare buddy" to help them adjust. The British public has had enough of this burning of taxpayers' money — especially given that the government has still failed to stop the small-boat crossings, while migrant crime continues to spread. Nigel Farage, leader of the Reform UK party, has also warned that the number of Palestinian migrants arriving across the English Channel has surged by 1,000 percent.
Ukrainians Want Zelensky Out
A recent poll published by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) found that 75 percent of Ukrainians want President Volodymyr Zelensky to leave office after the war with Russia ends. The question is: who will still be in the country by then? A separate study suggests that only 3 percent of Ukrainians who fled to other European countries are expected to return home once the war is over.
Political Violence Seeps into Germany
German politicians are no longer safe: they are facing a growing number of attacks — and not just verbal ones. During the 2025 federal election campaign, police in the state of Hesse recorded hundreds of offences committed against political parties. Most of these were directed at the AfD and the CDU. However, only one party had to request police protection for its campaign stands.
Faith Under Fire: France Sees Relentless Rise in Anti-Christian Attacks
How can Christian traditions, such as keeping churches open, be preserved as hostility towards Christianity continues to grow?
Politicians Face Death Threats Over Crackdown on Illegal Migration + Video
Politicians and officers who speak out or take action against illegal migration are facing increasing threats both in the United States and in Europe.
Transgender-Themed Kids Content Sparks Outrage
The streaming giant’s children’s catalog includes several programs with transgender themes, while past social media posts by a Netflix executive expressing support for trans issues have resurfaced. Elon Musk has since called for a boycott of the company.
‘Vorarlberg Code’ Takes Effect, Forcing Refugees to Comply
On 1 October, Austria’s new “Vorarlberg Code” came into force. Among other measures, it stipulates that asylum seekers must commit themselves to German language and values courses, or to carrying out community service, otherwise they will face consequences.
The French Have Lost Patience, Urging Jail for Migrants Facing Deportation
There is near-universal agreement in France that authorities should detain migrants with deportation orders following a string of high-profile murders and rapes committed by foreign nationals who should have been removed from the country, but weren’t.