Former Czech Prime Minister and current frontrunner in the upcoming elections, Andrej Babiš, has claimed a decision by the High Court in Prague this week to overturn an acquittal over alleged EU subsidy fraud was politically motivated.
In a condemnation of the UK government’s lax immigration controls, British police have been forced to explain to alleged asylum seekers that women should not be abused or harassed as they have the “same rights as men”.
Germany’s socialist Die Linke party has seen its membership nearly double since the start of the year, largely driven by an influx of support from women and young people
Prime Minister François Bayrou’s government is facing the prospect of being toppled like its predecessor, with the Socialist Party vowing to launch a motion of no confidence after negotiations broke down over President Macron’s controversial pension reforms.
The increasingly multicultural ‘Fête de la Musique’ festival in France was marred by wanton violence, clashes with police, looting, and hundreds of people believed to have been victims of the growing trend of non-consensual injections otherwise known as “evening bites”.
Immigration has failed to produce the promised economic panacea in France and has rather resulted in a negative strain on the economy, costing the nation an estimated 3.4 per cent in GDP, a think tank has claimed.
French President Emmanuel Macron has urged the Islamist regime in Tehran to demonstrate “restraint” from retaliating in response to the American bombings of three nuclear sites in Iran over the weekend.
Britain’s top militant anti-Israel activist collective, Palestine Action, is set to be banned as a proscribed terrorist group after vandalising Royal Air Force planes last week.
Members of the Western NATO military alliance reportedly agreed to increasing defence spending to five per cent of GDP within the next decade in a major victory for U.S. President Donald Trump, who has long demanded that America’s allies pay more for their defence.
Thousands of leftist protesters took to the streets of The Hague on Sunday to protest the American strike on Iranian nuclear facilities and ahead of the upcoming NATO summit in the Dutch city this week.
In the wake of the American strikes on nuclear sites in the Islamist-run nation of Iran, Pope Leo XIV called for a return to diplomacy and prayed for peace to come to the Middle East.
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer appeared the most willing of America’s allies in Europe to align himself with President Donald Trump’s decision to bomb Iranian nuclear sites, while fellow European leaders stressed for calm and a return to talks.
Supporters of the left-wing Labour Party government in Britain say that immigration is the top issue straining the nation’s socialised healthcare system, a poll has found.
Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has surged to record heights and is on pace to win a convincing majority at the next election, polling from Ipsos has suggested.
Britain’s largest producer of fibre glass, a key component in wind turbines and electric cars, is reportedly set to shut down in part due to the high energy costs in the United Kingdom.
Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine will need at least $40 billion per year from Western allies to ensure that it can keep up the fight against Russia and has called for additional pressure from the Trump administration on Moscow.
The former head of the Muslim Council of Britain has warned that the recent review on child rape grooming gangs threatens the “the scapegoating of British Pakistani culture” and the Islamic community.
A former MP has claimed that he was told by top Labour Party officials not to raise the issue of “ethnicity or religion” of grooming gang child rapists in his constituency over concerns of losing votes.
French President Emmanuel Macron warned that regime change in Iran could lead to “chaos”, as officials in France and Germany expressed concerns over potential Tehran-linked terror attacks in Europe amid the Middle East conflict.
British lawmakers have backed the most significant change to abortion law in decades, voting in favour of an amendment to decriminalise abortions up to the moment of birth.
The grooming gang review has found that ongoing cases involving group-based child sexual exploitation are heavily tied to migrants and supposed asylum seekers in Britain.
Clashes with police, shootings, and other violence amongst varying groups of prospective illegal migrants have broken out in recent days at camps in northern France as the leaders of both London and Paris have admitted the Channel crisis is “deteriorating”.
The number of people receiving legal gender change certificates in Britain has soared to a new record over the past year., as more young people have started to apply for the legal transgender document.
Members of the permanent British bureaucracy argued in favour of covering up child rape grooming gang scandal, Boris Johnson’s former top advisor Dominic Cummings claimed.
Longstanding efforts by the legacy media and the political establishment to downplay the issue of ethnicity in the child rape grooming gang scandal were undermined by a public inquiry from Baroness Casey of Blackstock, which found a direct tie between Pakistani men and the abuse of mostly young working class white girls.
The British government will reopen more than 800 cases of historic child rape grooming gang cases in addition to launching a full national inquiry after Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer bowed to pressure and made a major reversal on the issue over the weekend.
Illegal immigration is fuelling the ballooning black market economy in Britain, which now stands at over a quarter of a trillion pounds sterling per year, a report has found.
British Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer has deployed additional Royal Air Force (RAF) jets to the Middle East amidst the conflict between Iran and Israel, while urging for de-escalation.
In a major reversal, British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced on Saturday that the government will launch a national inquiry with full statutory authority to investigate the child rape grooming gang scandal and cover-up in the United Kingdom.
An upcoming review into the scourge of child rape grooming gangs in Britain will reportedly tie the sexual exploitation of often young working-class white girls with illegal immigration.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has warned that anti-mass migration riots which erupted in Northern Ireland could spread to the rest of the United Kingdom.
Germany’s most senior policeman has claimed that being a supporter of the anti-mass migration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is “incompatible” with being an officer of the law.
French society is devolving into a “barbarian factory”, Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau warned after the fatal stabbing of a female education assistant outside of a school in Nogent on Tuesday.
Almost half of the social housing properties in London are reportedly being occupied by families with a migrant head of household, after having jumped the queue in front of native born Britons.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk survived the vote of confidence in the parliament on Wednesday that he called for last week following his party’s disastrous defeat in the presidential elections.
In a tacit admission that the migrant crisis will continue for the foreseeable future, British Chancellor Rachel Reeves said that the government plans to continue to use so-called “asylum hotels” until 2029.
Far-left London Mayor Sadiq Khan was knighted at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday by King Charles III for his supposed contributions to politics and public service.
Dutch citizens have begun organising themselves to perform checks along the German border, drawing praise from populist leader Geert Wilders and the ire of establishment politicians.
Pandemonium broke out in the Northern Irish town of Ballymena on Monday evening as clashes with police and fires were set after reports emerged that two Romanian teens had been charged with sexual assault.
A 14-year-old boy was arrested on Tuesday following the fatal stabbing of a female education assistant at a middle school in northeastern France.
