German schoolkids banned from drinking during Ramadan
Fifth-graders at a school in Germany have been banned from drinking in class because there are three Muslim children in the class who are fasting for Ramadan.
Taxpayers are footing sky-high costs of illegal migrants' healthcare
Enormous amounts of money are being spent on the treatment of illegal migrants, who in many locations are being prioritized over taxpayers in receiving medical care.
What's the deal: US military trucks, loaded with live ammo, roam Austria's roads
Austria has long been the logistics hub of the Ukraine war, the Austrian Freedom Party (FPO) says.
Hamas is not a terrorist organisation, professors argue
At a seminar delivered to UK foreign office staff, the professors reportedly told participants that it was wrong to call Hamas a terrorist organisation and that Israel, as a “white, settler colonialist” nation, was ultimately to blame for the conflict in the Middle East.
900 teachers face armed threats in a single school year in France
Since the beheading of Samuel Paty, a chilling expression has become commonplace in French schools.
Actual mission of Frontex revealed
The former chief of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency speaks candidly about the organisation, which often sent invitations to migrants at the behest of the European Commission.
US teenagers on rampage + video
Young people are organising fight clubs at school and have already been banned from entering a shopping centre after more than a thousand caused a mass disturbance requiring riot police recently.
NYC faces alarming surge in subway slayings
The New York City transit system has seen a massive increase in murder and violence of late, with over three killings so far this year on the subway.
Nearly one person attacked every minute in France
Most violent incidents occur within the family.
Kitchen gardens fail environmentally friendly test
Growing vegetables at home in the garden leaves too big a carbon footprint – at least according to some researchers and the World Economic Forum (WEF).
German Chancellor Scholz sets off diplomatic time bomb
The rift in German-British-French relations is likely to deepen further following Olaf Scholz's targeted attacks which the other two countries could not leave unanswered. Many have pointed out how dangerous the chancellor's claims are.
Polish confidence in Ukraine victory wanes
Europeans as a whole are even more pessimistic about the fate of Ukraine.
Authorities unable to deport repeat offenders
Many of the expelled migrants simply return to Germany.
NATO's weakest link prepares for war
The Baltic region is often referred to as NATO's Achilles' heel, partly because of its geographical location and its defence capabilities.
Antisemitic incidents at record high since WWII
The uncontrolled spread of hatred is also fueled by social media.
Tusk government's plans to repress religion draws protest from church
Poland's government led by Donald Tusk is bent on degrading religion and religious education, prompting the church to protest in a letter against the plans of the liberal cabinet. More than 80 per cent of pupils in schools and preschools across Poland attended optional religious education classes in the 2021-2022 school year.
Trans-women’s milk as good as breast milk, according to NHS
An NHS trust has published a shocking new finding.
Russian ambassador: West wants to intimidate European public
Russia's ambassador to Budapest spoke to the Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet in a lengthy interview.
British military's war capabilities limited to few months
The British military would soon exhaust its capabilities after a few months of war, a fresh report suggests.
Inmates take control in jails
In response to the escalating and brutal displays of gang crime in Sweden, the government is contemplating a constitutional amendment aimed at limiting public access to information on specific criminal proceedings. Concurrently, prisons are experiencing a surge in overcrowding, with prison guards beginning to lose control entirely.
Germany's helping hand in Putin's war
Germany's rainbow government uses one hand to shake its fist, demanding wider sanctions against Russia, while uses the other hand to line the pockets of aggressor Vladimir Putin with no small amount of money, supporting the war.
Cunning tactics: How Ukrainians exploit Germany's welfare
After one particular family has managed to amass tens of thousands of euros through clever maneuvers, the competent authority conceded that the system can indeed be circumvented.
Egyptian migrants rape 13-year-old girl
The young girl was walking with a school friend in a park when they were attacked by a gang of migrants.
"Keep your bureaucratic crap," farmers say
EU farmers and the Austrian right are protesting against Brussels' Eurocratic madness.
Shocking figure: life expectancy for Ukrainian men plummets
Almost two years after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, a staggering figure has come to light: life expectancy for Ukrainian men has fallen by 10 years.
Efforts to ban Israel from Eurovision Song Contest
Swedish artists have penned an open letter to the European Broadcasters' Union, vehemently demanding a ban on Israeli artists from performing. The letter was also signed by Greta Thunberg's mother, who has been vocal in her anti-Israel rhetoric since the conflict erupted.
Most Germans afraid of a Russian attack
Four out of ten Germans have already started to build up emergency reserves for fear that Russia could attack Germany.
Irish revolt over migration pressure
In Ireland, the ongoing protests against the continuing influx of migrants threaten to escalate. The fate of many Irish people is uncertain.
British celebrity photographer's son blames his transition on online forums
Sascha Bailey, the son of the famous photographer David Bailey, recently revealed in an interview how online forums pressured him to change his gender. According to the man, he was diagnosed as transgender after only a 10-minute consultation. Gender transition preparations were set in motion, which Sascha came to regret in the meantime. With his story, he would like to provide insightful guidance to those struggling with gender dysphoria
Customs officers to carry arms in battle against drug gangs
Sweden is seeing skyrocketing levels of violent crime at the border.
Brazen hypocrisy: calling for sanctions while lining Putin's pockets
What does the Russian oil tanker sailing under the flag of Cyprus regularly bring to Rotterdam? Western countries are hypocritically lying to EU citizens about sanctions, while they are doing business with the Russians, lining the pockets of Putin at war.
No entry, no deportation
An endless flood of migrants threatens the EU borders, yet at the expense of European citizens, Brussels lets in migrants who refuse to integrate, the Austrian Freedom Party says.
Assaulted officers forced to pay attacking migrant
Five law-enforcement officers are to pay out more than a thousand euros to the Syrian migrant convicted of seriously wounding one of them during a riot in Sweden. The police involved are shocked by the ruling.
Scotland has fallen: parents could face jail for rejecting gender ideology
The Scottish government could soon put parents behind bars for not letting children change gender or behave as a member of the opposite sex.
Migrants play dirty with New Yorkers
Ever since the tent shelter facility opened, shoplifting has spiked, street prostitution is on the rise and an extortion scheme has grown popular with migrants.
Paris ramps up security for the Olympics
The authorities will vet hundreds of thousands of participants, volunteers and workers.
Hunter Biden paintings linked to corruption and money laundering
On Tuesday, Republican members of the US House of Representatives held a closed-door session, hearing from Georges Bergès, the owner of a prominent New York art gallery selling contentious paintings by Hunter Biden. The sale of Hunter Biden's artworks has stirred quite a controversy in the US, prompting suspicions of money laundering, corruption, and influence peddling associated with the president's son.
Germany on the brink of exhaustion
Traders, hauliers, and a considerable part of the population actively supporting farmers highlights a crucial moment for a massive political change, according to the leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, in Saxony.
British royals rumble in Epstein scandal redux
Although Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, has barely just embarked on his royal resurgence, he's facing a fresh storm yet again.
Polish farmers receive only promises from government + video
The blockade on the Ukrainian border continues after the brief holiday pause.
Migrants ring in New Year with violence and rape
In France, migrants are continuing their criminal activities into the New Year, picking up where they left off in 2023.
UN names man with scandalous past "Women's Champion"
Women's rights groups have expressed shock and disappointment that the UN has picked as UK "Women's Champion" a transgender activist, who has furthermore been implicated in racist and homophobic scandals.
Hungary's antidote to dangerous woke virus
"Wokeness may be a complex, dangerous infection, but there is a simple antidote. The 'signature cocktail' of Hungarian politics is just what the doctor ordered. No war, no migration, no gender – and a refusal to play by the liberals’ rules," writes the director general of the Budapest-based Center for Fundamental Rights in the American Daily Caller.
Shopkeeper denounced racist for complaining about thieves
A shop owner in Germany is facing accusations of racism after expressing concerns about mass looting by migrants. A left-wing politician argued that migrants have the right to steal.
Migrants assault over 7,000 women in recent years in Germany
These figures appear to reveal the shortcomings of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel's migration policy.
Restaurants' security costs outweigh rent expenses
Crime in Washington is so rampant that restaurant owners and operators are compelled to implement various security measures to ensure the safety of their guests, staff and businesses.
Controversial gender clinic treats hundreds of preschoolers
As children even as young as three have been referred to the controversial transgender clinic, the British are starting to realise that the trans lobby has gone too far.
Islamists murder over 160 Christians on Christmas Day
While those slayed were mainly women and children, the German media would only talk about armed gangs and conflicts exacerbated by the climate crisis.
Pope Francis remarks on same-sex unions cleared
The Vatican’s declaration 'Fiducia supplicans' has closed the path to liturgical and ritual blessings for same-sex unions, something demanded by many liberal Catholic circles, mainly in Western Europe.
Why do we use glass balls to decorate Christmas trees?
Different households have different customs and ways of decorating the Christmas tree, but apparently, glass baubles are a must. So, why put a glass ball on the festive tree?