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Incoming German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said he will push for a vaccine mandate and blamed the unvaccinated for the surge in cases.

An internal European Commission communications document has advised bureaucrats to avoid terms like “Christmas time” to be more inclusive.

Sweden’s first female Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson, who resigned last week after barely eight hours, has been re-elected.

A survey found that half of the French public believe in the “Great Replacement” theory in regards to replacing the native French population. 

Cardinal Sarah called on Europe to develop Africa to stop the flow of illegal immigrants, warning Europe is on a path to “self-destruction.”  

Children being treated for transgender issues at a Swedish hospital have allegedly suffered severe injuries as a result of puberty blockers.

The incoming German leftist coalition government is set to increase immigration by increasing family member chain migration.

Police officers in the Austrian region of Vorarlberg have written a letter attacking the government’s mandatory vaccine policy, while police officials have accused them of violating their oaths.

Poland remains under attack from Belarus, with a group of at least 200 migrants making an attempt to storm the nation Wednesday night.

The Italian coalition government under Prime Minister Mario Draghi has approved a new decree restricting the activities of unvaccinated people and creating what has been called a “Super Green Pass”.

A teen Tunisian ‘influencer’ took criticism after she posted videos online of her aboard a boat of illegal immigrants heading to Italy. 

The Norwegian postal service Posten has released an annual Christmas video featuring Santa Claus falling in love with another man to mark the anniversary of Norway’s decriminalisation of homosexuality.

Vice President of the Lower Austrian Medical Association Gerrit Loibl has suggested that the government should levy a monthly fine of up to €100 to anyone unvaccinated.

Today’s new Swedish Prime Minister lost her first major vote just hours after her appointment, failing to pass her governments budget.

The Swedish parliament has confirmed left-wing Magdalena Andersson as the first female PM, but trouble is already on the horizon.

French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin has claimed that there may be as many as 700,000 migrants living in France who do not have valid residency papers.

Polish government official Stanisław Żaryn has predicted that the migrant crisis on the border with Belarus may last for a long time, adding that the conflict may be a “cynical ploy” orchestrated by Belarusian services facilitating the incursion attempts “to exhaust our soldiers and officers”.

Police in North Macedonia have arrested two Pakistani nationals and two Afghans suspected of trafficking and allegedly torturing migrants.

Statistics from Switzerland have revealed that 61 per cent of men accused of killing their wives come from migrant backgrounds.

Throwing the country into another lockdown Interior Minister Nehammer has warned of signs of “radicalisation” among anti-lockdown protestors.

Private schools in Milan tasked with teaching basic skills to illegals have been accused of teaching far-left extremist ideologies to the migrants as well.

Authorities have foiled 65 terrorist plots in France since 2015, according to official figures which also revealed that terrorist attacks have claimed the lives of over 260 people during that period. 

German police say they found Islamic State videos in the possession of the Syrian migrant who stabbed four people on a train this month.

The trial of 24 NGO workers accused of aiding illegal migration, espionage, and people trafficking opened in Lesbos, Greece, on Thursday.

Italian epidemiologist Pier Luigi Lopalco has recommended that vaccinated Italians shun the unvaccinated at Christmas, saying they should not invite them to their homes for Christmas dinner.

MEPs have suggested the EU could reduce illegal arrivals by simply making it easier for migrants to enter legally. 

Greece has announced that unvaccinated residents will be banned from all indoor public spaces to to stem the surge of new coronavirus cases.

Major sporting goods retailer Decathlon has announced it will halt sales of kayaks in some stores over their use for illegal migration.

The Austrian government has announced it will be forcing all residents to take a Wuhan virus vaccine. Those who refuse will face heavy fines and possible prison sentences starting in February.

The migrant crime comments hate speech trial for French conservative commentator Eric Zemmour, a presidential hopeful, began on Wednesday.

A Senegalese man has confessed to stabbing his two children and throwing them off a 50-foot balcony in western Stockholm, killing one. 

Dozens of illegal immigrants employed by a subsidiary of France postal carrier La Poste have gone on strike for residency.

Police in Grande-Synthe near Dunkirk, France, have removed nearly 1,500 migrants from a makeshift camp and have promised further evictions in the coming days.

The likely successor to Angela Merkel, Olaf Sholz has stated that he is open to the idea of mandatory vaccinations in Germany.

Swedish Foreign Minister Ann Linde has said migrants trying to force their way into the EU via Poland should attempt to claim asylum in Belarus, or be helped to return to their home countries if they do not have a valid asylum claim.

Two children believed to be under ten years old were allegedly thrown off a 50-foot high balcony in Stockholm, Sweden, on Sunday, with one of the children dying and the other gravely injured.