Schools hire guards, prisons recruit teachers
The situation at a Swedish secondary school has become so chaotic that the administration has decided to employ security guards. Meanwhile, Swedish prisons are witnessing a rise in the number of school-age minors, prompting correctional facilities to recruit teachers.
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.
Police dismantle migrant gang holding young women captive
Authorities arrested eighteen Colombian men in Spain for forcing young Colombian women into sexual slavery.
Sebastian Kurz: thank God that government collapsed
The former Austrian Chancellor took ruthless aim at the German government.
Ukraine struggles with desertions as frontline morale plummets
Ukraine’s current situation presents numerous challenges to both its political sphere and military forces. Declining morale and escalating political tensions are a reflection of the gravity of the conflict, which will impact the success of future decisions and actions. The coming period will be pivotal for Ukraine as it strives not only to end the war but also to restore stability. For Kyiv to maintain national unity and public support, it is essential for the political leadership to communicate effectively with both the civilian population and the international community.
German companies buckling under economic crisis
A crisis unseen for decades is battering German businesses.
Foreigners commit over 90% of rapes in Catalonia
Although it is not uncommon to see high proportions of foreigners among perpetrators in Western Europe today, this ratio is staggeringly high.
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.
Half of French fifth-graders cannot read fluently
More than half of the students aged 10-11 struggle to perform addition and multiplication accurately, as reveals a recent report by the French education ministry.
German village of 600 faces influx of 500 migrants
"They've totally betrayed us," the locals say.
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.
Young woman, brutally killed by migrant with 135 stabs, found in bathtub after two months
The body of the 31-year-old woman was covered with bruises and cuts.
The Dutch appreciate a stricter migration policy
More than half of voters are satisfied with the government's decisions.
Ditching Saint Martin for moon-bear
A kindergarten in Austria has announced that it will replace its popular St Martin's Day celebrations with a non-religious "Moon and Star" celebration to avoid offending the large migrant community.
Child marriage allowed by Danish authorities for decades
The Danish authorities have recognised hundreds of marriages involving children.
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.
Housing migrants now a booming business in Germany
German taxpayers have already been burdened with tens of billions of euros annually due to immigration, but it seems that some migrants are now earning even more shocking sums. In North Rhine-Westphalia, a 23-year-old Syrian immigrant receives 13,000 euros a month for housing five underage migrants in his apartment. Unfortunately, this case is not unique and represents a new business model in Germany.
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.
German exec: Brussels is pushing modern-day colonialism
European companies are facing increasing challenges in the world of regulations as the shadow of Brussels bureaucracy looms over the business environment. New sustainability regulations and extensive data collection requirements are making the day-to-day running of companies more difficult, imposing significant administrative strain and costs on businesses active in a global market.
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.
Portraying Swedes as white in ads a huge problem, say Swedish scientists
Swedish researchers and media monitoring organisations have drawn attention to the "lack of diversity and the use of discriminatory imagery" in Swedish advertising.
Satanists view abortion as a religious ritual
The Satanic Temple has opened a second abortion clinic in the United States, claiming that their right to practice religious abortion stems from people's basic religious liberty.
Trans activists attack gay rights organisation event with cockroaches + video
A conference in Westminster spirals into chaos after trans activists set free cockroaches, mealworms and crickets in the meeting room.
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.
Shock: 10-year-old raped, impregnated by migrant
Local leaders remain committed to welcoming migrants.
Protests demanding Islamic laws are becoming daily occurrences in Europe
Some would import the Middle East war to Germany.
Western Europeans live terrified of migrants
Immigration concerns among Spaniards has increased over the past year, with a new poll showing that 57% of population believe there are too many immigrants in the country.
Drastic surge in violence targets police officers
On average, 290 police officers in Germany are subjected to violence each and every day. According to the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA), the number of threats, attacks, and acts of resistance has reached a new peak.
Major new program promotes insect-eating and lab-grown meat
The UK has launched a major new initiative that seeks to radically transform the food supply by replacing traditional meat and dairy products with “planet-friendly alternatives,” such as insects.
Denmark battles surge in foreign criminals
Non-Western immigrants and their descendants are vastly overrepresented in Danish crime statistics.
Racism against whites does not exist?
Racism against whites does not exist, claims the left-wing activist group "HateAid". However, figures from the German government show otherwise.
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.
Many feel unsafe at home
Many Swedes do feel unsafe not only on the streets but also in their homes, a recent survey has found.
Migrant attacks a baby in the street + video
A shocking video has gone viral on social media.
Democrats have money for everything except helping Americans
In one year, the Biden-Harris administration has sent $385 million to Lebanon, while practically turning its back on the victims of Hurricane Helene domestically.
Threats of terrorism torment Europe
Fears of Islamists-planned attacks mount, particularly in Western European countries.
Non-Muslim students in Netherlands threatened in name of Islamic State
Four schools in the Dutch city of Deventer were closed for a day after receiving emails threatening that non-Muslim students would be shot.
"A grassroots re-Islamisation is underway”
Teachers and academics in Belgium are increasingly concerned about students' radical behaviour on religious issues.
Criminals rake in billions in Sweden
In recent years, Sweden has seen a significant increase in economic crime, in tandem with the rise in violent crime.
Migration pact faces growing rejection, as EU countries awaken
EU member states are increasingly expressing regret over their recent decision to adopt Brussels' migration pact.
Democrats aim to rig the election
California has adopted new legislation, eliminating the requirement to present voted IDs at the polls.
Hackers warn of Islamisation of Europe
Hackers in the UK targeted 19 major railway stations to display a message to anyone accessing the wi-fi network, warning people about possible terror attacks and “the Islamisation of Europe.”
Shocking poll: One in four Democrats think US would be better off had Trump been killed
More than a quarter of Democrats believe that the United states would be better off if the second assassination attempt on Donald Trump had succeeded, a recent poll suggests.
Shooting drill exercises instead of fire drills
Children in Swedish schools are practising what to do in the event of "lethal violence" at school.
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.