J.K. Rowling Faces Fresh Wave of Abuse for Defending Women
British author J.K. Rowling has announced a legal fund designed to pay the legal fees of women who have been discriminated against for their views on sex and gender, sparking expletive-laden responses from gender activists.
Parents Fed Up with Universities’ Extreme Diversity Policies in the U.S.
Parents across the United States have grown increasingly frustrated with the diversity policies adopted by universities in recent years, according to a new survey. The discontent comes as no surprise, given that, under the guise of promoting diversity, white students have faced discrimination from nursery level all the way through to higher education. Some pupils even admitted to being afraid to express their views. However, Donald Trump's presidency took a firm stance against such discriminatory practices.
Canary Islands Buckle Under Shocking Crime Surge
Homicides are up by 400 percent, but the Spanish government turns a blind eye to the impact of mass illegal migration.
School Hosts LMBTQ Prom with Free HIV Testing for Teens
The school also provides legal assistance to “trans youth” to help them change their names. LGBTQ advocacy efforts regularly target young people, including very young schoolchildren. However, in one case, the Supreme Court may now rule in favour of the parents, against activist efforts.
Council Withdraws Anti-Christian Proposal
A local council in the UK was forced to withdraw its attempt to ban Christian street preachers from praying publicly in two towns in Hampshire, following public backlash and legal pressure. In other cities, Christians have been harassed for years on the basis of council orders.
Women in Western Europe Live in Fear
A woman is raped nearly every two hours in Spain, while in Italy, sixty percent of women are afraid of going out at night. Migrants are overrepresented among perpetrators of sexual crimes — although many governments refuse to acknowledge this. Recently, a man told a woman during an attack, “I’ve wanted to f*ck a white woman for a long time.”
Asylum Seekers with a Criminal Record Can Also Apply for Citizenship in Austria
In 2015, a total of 88,340 asylum applications were submitted in Austria. Ten years later, those same asylum seekers can once again apply for Austrian citizenship — including those who committed crimes during this period.
Sweden Pledges More Deportations
The Swedish government and the Sweden Democrats party are working on revising current regulations with the goal of making it easier to deport foreigners who commit crimes in Sweden. The number of deportations could increase sixfold.
Residents Fed Up with Tourism's Harmful Effects
Rising rental prices, housing shortages, environmental degradation and overcrowded public transportation have spurred residents of southern European countriest to take to the streets in protest against the damaging effects of mass tourism. On June 15, coordinated demonstrations are planned across multiple countries and cities.
Gender Transition Procedures on Children Is Child Abuse
The White House Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy told reporters that surgeries and chemical treatments aimed at changing a child’s gender qualify as child abuse. Stephen Miller emphasized that castration surgeries and drugs, and sterilization treatments for children violate all sound medical ethics, are entirely unjustified, and cause irreversible, lifelong harm to children.
Authorities Have No Clue Who They're Flying In, Voluntarily
German authorities are warning of serious risks linked to flights carrying Afghan migrants.
Medical Trust Crisis: Patients Can’t Be Sure If Female Doctors Are Truly Women
In the UK, the General Medical Council (GMC) had proposed allowing doctors to voluntarily record their gender or gender identity, which would have enabled transgender doctors to conceal their biological sex. However, the plan was suspended following a Supreme Court ruling that transgender women are not legally considered women. Some argue that patients do not have a legal right to choose their treating doctor based on gender.
Over 200 Terrorists Already Captured
During the Trump administration’s mass deportation raids since January, more than 200 known or suspected terrorists have been apprehended — including one of India’s most wanted terrorists, accused of orchestrating a grenade attack on a police officer and having ties to a Pakistani terror organization.
Authorities See Drastic Rise in Child Criminals
The number of violent crimes committed by children under the age of 13 has doubled in Germany since 2015. At the same time, violence among young people up to the age of 17 has also reached a record high—the number of juvenile offenders has increased by more than 50 per cent since 2015.
Violence Continues to Rise on German Railways
Railway employees faced six per cent more attacks last year compared to the previous year.
Escalating gender insanity: "non-binary" person demands compensation from airline
A non-binary individual is suing Ryanair for discrimination after being forced to choose a gender while booking a flight online. The German gender activist, who does not identify as either male or female, considers it discriminatory that Ryanair does not offer a gender-neutral option. The Irish low-cost airline is being sued for 5,000 euros in damages.
Climate Activists’ Actions Are Life-Threatening
In Sweden, climate activists are planning to paralyze traffic over the Easter weekend. Under the banner of protecting the environment, activists across Europe are organizing such protests, showing little concern for others, including patients needing emergency care in ambulances stuck in traffic jams. In fact, there have been instances where their actions ended in tragedy.
EU receives stark warning
Following the release of his new book – The Dark Side of Migration – Swiss forensic psychiatrist Frank Urbaniok has called on policymakers shaping Europe's migration policy to finally take into account crime statistics involving migrants. He said that certain migrant groups commit a disproportionately high number of crimes due to cultural factors.
Sweden’s Mosque Count Skyrockets 4,200% in Just 25 Years
In less than 25 years, estimates say the number of Muslim congregations in Sweden has surged from a few to about 300. While Christian churches are closing down, an increasing number of settlements are seeing the establishment of Muslim prayer spaces: some newly constructed mosques – usually with foreign funding, others converted commercial properties or basements. There are no official statistics as to the precise number, what is being taught in them, and the source of financing for their activities. Any attempts at examining these questions run the risk of being labeled Islamophobic.
France is battling an internal enemy
A terrorist attack, planned by a 19-year-old man, was thwarted in northern France at the beginning of the week. He claimed to be acting in the name of the Islamic State. In recent months, no fewer than six attacks have been foiled. According to the minister of the Interior, the real threat today is no longer an external attack but an internal enemy—actions carried out by a group of radicalized French youth.
Security in Germany: police have lost control
Germans feel less safe in their country each year. Many believe there is reason to be afraid when stepping outside, and that the police have lost control, a recent poll found.
Ukraine has the highest HIV prevalence in Europe
The war in Ukraine has increased the risk of HIV outbreaks throughout the country as displaced HIV-infected people move from war-affected regions to areas with higher risk of transmission. Ukraine has the highest HIV prevalence in Europe.
Agriculture department funded LGBTQ research
Tens of thousands of dollars of US taxpayer money have been paid out by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) for research on LGBTQ issues under the Biden administration. One study, for example, looked at the quality of life of LGBTQ farmers in Pennsylvania.
Zelensky family leads a life of luxury
The war has been raging for more than three years, yet the Zelensky family continued to amass wealth last year. They live a life of luxury, earning thousands of euros in 2024 as well.
Euthanasia: minors and mentally ill patients now eligible for assisted suicide
In the Netherlands, the number of citizens undergoing euthanasia due to mental illnesses – such as dementia, depression, or autism – has seen a sharp, shocking rise. According to reports, euthanasia is also being carried out on minors.
Poland gets gun fever
Hundreds of thousands of Poles are taking up arms, with the number of gun permits reaching a historic high. Since the fall of communism and the birth of the Republic of Poland, never before have so many Poles armed themselves so quickly.
"Refugee Week" instead of Easter celebration
This year, an elementary school in England will not be celebrating Easter. The school administration justified the decision by stating that they "want to respect different religious beliefs" and "show respect for diversity." However, instead of Easter celebrations, they are introducing something called "Refugee Week."
Illiterate, non-German-speaking students a huge strain on Austrian schools
In response to an unprecedented influx of school-aged asylum seekers, Austrian Education Minister Christoph Wiederkehr has announced the introduction of a one-semester orientation course for newly arrived children and teenagers, many of whom have never attended school. Not only do they not speak German, but in many cases, they are also unable to read, write, or perform basic arithmetic. However, according to the FPO, the move is merely a treatment of symptoms.
Lab-grown meat to go on sale in UK
Meat, dairy and sugar grown in a lab could be on sale in the UK for human consumption for the first time within two years.
The French would speak out, if asked
The push for a referendum on immigration is gaining momentum in France.
Ramadan at school
In Austria, a growing number of Muslim students are fasting during Ramadan, but this is causing difficulties for them at school.
Public transport becomes increasingly dangerous for women
In France, the number of sexual assaults on public transport has nearly doubled in less than a decade.
United Kingdom on the brink of civil war?
The United Kingdom could face civil war within the next five years due to the "destruction of legitimacy" caused by the government’s failure to secure the country’s borders, according to a government advisor and leading academic.
Courts struggle with migration pressure
Last year, rejected asylum seekers initiated more than a hundred thousand new cases.
Shocking confession: this is how much a human smuggler earns on migrants
Criminals can pocket thousands of euros for transporting a single migrant.
Study raises new concerns about grave outcomes of sex-change surgeries
The risk of mental health disorders grows significantly for people who have undergone sex-change surgery.
Violence up at German train stations
"Train stations, once places of mobility and peaceful encounters, are increasingly becoming no-go areas," AfD's lawmaker said in a statement. Martin Hess reacted to recent figures, according to which the number of violent incidents has surged in trains and at German train stations.
Europeans have had enough of immigration
The vast majority of Western Europeans believe that too many immigrants have arrived in their countries over the past decade, and that their governments have mismanaged the issue. Many think immigration has had a net negative effect on their country.
Dangerous migrant could avoid prison citing post-traumatic stress
A British court has ruled that imprisoning an "extremely dangerous" migrant convicted of sexually assaulting a teenager could be a violation of human rights
15-Year-old hitman arrested
France is seeing criminal gangs recruiting increasingly younger members.
One in three convicts in Germany is a foreigner
According to data put out by the German Federal Statistical Office in response to a query by Alternative for Germany (AfD) MP Rene Springer, there are 6 convicted criminals per 1,000 Germans and 21 per 1,000 foreigners in the country.
Shocking double standards in the Swedish asylum process
Eighteen-year-old Lena arrived in Sweden from Ukraine at the age of eight. She is now in high school, set to graduate this summer, and works part-time in elderly care. However, the Swedish migration agency has decided to deport her to Ukraine because she has turned 18. Meanwhile, Faris Al Abdullah, also 18, from Syria, who has been convicted of multiple serious crimes, will be allowed to stay in Sweden.
Islamist moral policing takes hold in schools
Muslim students tend to force their religious practices on their peers in classrooms.
Keir Starmer ready to deploy British troops to Ukraine
The British prime minister made his stance on the war clear in a recent opinion piece.
Millions of dollars in grants for "transgender animal experiments"
More than 10 million US dollars in taxpayer funds were reportedly spent on transgender animal experiments involving mice, rats and monkeys, according to a watchdog study cited in a congressional oversight hearing.
Explosions and shootings: number of Swedes suffering from mental health issues on the rise
The number of Swedes struggling with mental health issues has demonstrably risen. Regular explosions and shootings are causing far more complex issues than just material or economic damage.
Germans' sense of safety hits new lows
With each passing year, Germans are experiencing a deepening sense of insecurity and heightened fear, largely attributed to immigration, as uncovered in a recent survey by the Allensbach Institute. The private pollster, renowned for its annual reports on German public sentiment, conducted this study for the Private Center for Strategic and Higher Leadership in Germany.
Medical experiments conducted on the wounded in Ukraine?
Rodion Miroshnik, a foreign ministry envoy, has made shocking accusations.
Zelensky ready to strike a deal with Putin
The Ukrainian president is beginning to realise that with the fall of the U.S. Democrats, his last lifeline has also been lost.