Primary school pupils in the German ski resort of Garmisch-Partenkirchen were made to recite “there is no God but Allah” and memorise an Islamic profession of faith, an outraged father has revealed.
Despite years of research documenting biological differences between men and women, only 5 per cent of the most cited gender sociology papers acknowledge differences exist, a senior sociologist has found.
UKIP leadership candidate Raheem Kassam has called on Suzanne Evans to stop the infighting so that the party can effectively hold the government to account.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán urged Europeans to stand against the “Sovietisation” of Europe and said the continent must close its borders to migrants, at an event Sunday commemorating the anti-communist uprising of 1956.
Events in Cologne on New Year’s Eve gained international attention as mobs of migrants stole and launched group sex attacks on a scale previously unseen in Europe, but they failed to make any impact on police statistics.
A primary school teacher was beaten outside his classroom by two young men who called him a racist after seeing the man rebuke a child of non-European origin.
Swedish people’s enthusiasm for ethnic and cultural diversity in society has declined noticeably in 2016 an annual survey has shown. It marks the biggest shift in attitudes since the University of Gävle began measurements in 2005.
Politicians in Enköpings have this week approved a proposal which will allow the local government to reserve all available apartments owned by the municipal properties company for migrants.
Jihadis with Swedish passports who return from fighting with Islamic State in the Middle East will be offered taxpayer-funded driving lessons, housing, and even debt cancellation.
Journalists at Berlin’s public service broadcaster were surprised to discover hardline attitudes to newcomers among established migrants in Germany, with some of those interviewed admitting they would like to see many newcomers deported.
UKIP leadership candidate Raheem Kassam has promised to deliver massive growth in the People’s Army if he’s elected to the post, pledging to boost the party’s membership to 100,000.
Militant ‘anti-fascists’ launched a brutal attack on an advocate of traditional marriage, in front of his wife and young children as they headed towards a march in support of families.
A far left club and youth centre in Leipzig has issued a statement admitting its outreach efforts with migrants resulted in a huge increase in sex attacks, brawling, and theft.
A campaign launched Sunday seeks to mobilise minority voters in the upcoming French political primaries, pointing out that a block vote has the power to eliminate “dangerous” candidates from next year’s presidential elections. Warning politicians not to “scapegoat” minorities #JeTeVoix
An all-party committee of MPs has accused Jeremy Corbyn of turning the Labour party into a “safe space for those with vile attitudes towards Jewish people” in a report released today. The Home Affairs Select Committee criticises the party’s “demonstrable
Populism is a “virus” that poses the main threat to the European Union (EU) project, European Council President Donald Tusk warned in an address to an influential Brussels think tank with close ties to the Open Society Foundations.
A plan to eliminate racism unveiled last week by the Netherlands’ Denk (Think) party contains proposals such as creating a 1,000-man strong “Racism Police” and renaming of streets and museums associated with Holland’s colonial and slave-trading history. The document, released
French Police unions are furious their Prime Minister has insisted there are no no-go zones in France after a Molotov attack Saturday night left one officer fighting for his life. A group of more than a dozen hooded people swarmed
The Dutch scholar, whose research prompted Theresa May to launch an investigation into Sharia courts, has warned that liberals are enabling Muslim fundamentalists to Islamise the West.
Activists and supporters of Poland’s libertarian Freedom party marched on Saturday under the slogan “Wake up Europe”, warning that it’s the last chance to save the continent from “Islamic invasion”.
A Syrian Orthodox nun, hailed as a “modern Mother Theresa” in the German media, has warned that Europe’s refugee policy allows “wolves” in and that devout Muslims pose a threat to the continent.
Following complaints from parents over Christmas festivities being dropped by a public daycare centre, Catholics have spoken out to criticise what they say has been a trend in municipal kindergartens for some time.
A 15-year-old girl has died in hospital a week after she was found in a stairwell. Police are questioning two Syrians in connection with her death.
The Home Office will allow the majority of European Union (EU) migrants living in Britain to stay after Brexit, while the UK’s former borders chief says more than 170,000 migrants are likely to have entered the country illegally last year.
Former intelligence chief László Foldi has said that forces conspiring to open Europe’s borders are using the tactics of fourth generation warfare to turn the continent multicultural.
Breitbart London’s editor in chief Raheem Kassam has told CNN International that the incident which resulted in UKIP MEP Steven Woolfe rushed to hospital in Strasbourg signals that it’s time for the party to grow up.
The number of people given French citizenship this year is likely to soar 45 per cent from 2015’s figure, with the vast majority of “new French” from North Africa. The spike follows a concerted push by the ruling Socialist Party to naturalise 100,000 people a year.
Researchers of “extremism” have identified friendly, environmentally-conscious families living in the German countryside as likely dangerous radicals, and warn that rural living itself “is linked with racism”.
Breitbart London’s editor in chief has said he is the best-placed leadership candidate to carry on Nigel Farage’s legacy in UKIP, to give disenfranchised voters a voice, and to make sure ‘Brexit’ happens.
Billionaire hedge fund manager George Soros has said Europe must welcome huge numbers of asylum seekers and economic migrants, claiming they will benefit the economy.
Migrant families from camps in Greece and Turkey say they feel “cheated” to have been resettled in Lithuania, where benefits are lower than in Germany. One family is now looking into filing a complaint with the United Nations (UN).
Masked gunmen last night carried out an attack on the office of anti-mass migration Bundestag member Bettina Kudla in Leipzig, a police spokeswoman has confirmed. A sinister message claiming responsibility for the office break-in was posted on the far left
While the Interior Ministry denies even the existence of no-go zones in Germany, officers report that Lebanese crime clans have made neighbourhoods across North Rhine-Westphalia almost impossible to police.
Nearly 3,000 Parisians yesterday marched to protest the French government’s plans to rehouse migrants squatting in Calais to a chic suburb of the capital.
Jean-Jacques Lacoste is suing residents of the town he once served as mayor for “incitement to racial hatred” after spotting posters complaining that the resettlement of migrants squatting in Calais to the commune will bring crime and antisocial behaviour. The
A historian has slammed the double standards employed in French schools which present Muslim conquerors as peaceful and brilliant and Christians as backwards oppressors.
The wave of newcomers who entered Austria during the migrant crisis will cause social benefits spending to soar by 35 per cent, a report has revealed.
Facebook revealed that within the last month it deleted 100,000 posts by German users for containing “hate”, but Justice Minister Heiko Maas has blasted the figure as too low.
Britain’s Labour Party’s conference has played host to the foreign-funded Hope Not Hate group, which has said Labour must start talking to “racist” working class people if the party wants to defeat the UK Independence Party.
A bloody family dispute involving a 14-year-old Syrian girl married to her cousin is currently the subject of a trial in Kassel.
