In what amounts to a seismic u-turn in policy, Austria is to relax all ‘Corona Apartheid’ rules targetting the nation’s unvaccinated, despite having previously promised to keep unjabbed individuals under perpetual lockdown.
The Dutch government has announced that it will be dramatically loosening its COVID lockdown rules over the coming weeks, with the nation’s health minister declaring that ‘the country will reopen’.
A website aimed at tracking the funding of NGOs in Ireland has been shuttered after the Irish government cut the project’s principal source of public funding.
The head of a major leftist party in Germany has called for former Chancellor Angela Merkel to return to international politics in order to help negotiate a solution to the Russia-Ukraine crisis.
France’s presidential election is heating up, with Zemmour saying that it is his duty to ‘save France’ from the ‘Great Replacement’, and that the country will be ‘Lebanon’ in five to ten years should he not win the race to the Élysée Palace.
Police in Belgium have blocked vehicles taking part in Freedom Convoy demonstrations from accessing Brussels, the de facto capital of the EU, as authorities across the world implement a crackdown on the movement.
The number of foreign criminals deported in Ireland has collapsed under Ireland’s most recent Justice Minister, who recently launched an amnesty program to ‘regularise’ illegal immigrants.
A report in a major Austrian newspaper has claimed that the country’s new regime of forced vaccination has had no positive effect on jab uptake in the nation’s capital.
French President Emmanuel Macron has been slammed for the use of armoured police vehicles against the banned Paris Freedom Convoy, after nearly 100 were arrested by police.
Climate Activists in Germany temporarily blocked a pregnant woman from getting to a hospital while she was in labour, according to a newspaper report.
The CEO of a major medical equipment manufacturer has said that those who refuse a jab, in his mind, should be ‘automatically considered’ to have forgone the right to COVID treatment in hospital at public expense.
Brussels — the heartland of the administrative elements of the European Union — has banned a Canada-style Freedom Convoy from entering the city this weekend.
Clubs in Belgium have announced that they will be finally opening their doors again to customers on February 18, whether the country’s government permits them to do so or not.
A court in Germany has ruled that a ban on anti-lockdown walks implemented by a local authority was illegal and that the federal powers involved had not provided enough evidence to adequately justify the restrictions on public gathering.
The European Union has announced new plans to combat its reliance on foreign bodies — such as Communist China — in regards to microchip manufacturing, including pumping an extra €15 billion into the essential sector.
A socialist politician has criticised the destruction of traditional stores and the ’19th-century’ working conditions of Amazon.
Belgian police detained 13 people from a radical Islamic Salafist-linked group during raids Tuesday across the port city of Antwerp.
Germany’s new pro-forced vax Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, has seen his popularity tank in the polls after only a few weeks in office.
Gerhard Schröder, the former left-leaning Chancellor of Germany, has been nominated to the board of a Russian state-owned gas company.
French President Macron has suggested the EU form a “Schengen Council” in order to react to threats to the bloc’s external borders.
Communist and Antifa activists in France reportedly rioted outside a campaign event for firebrand French Presidential candidate Éric Zemmour.
Canada’s Freedom Convoy movement has officially gone global after vehicles streamed into the centre of Finland’s capital on Friday.
Opposition parties in the Spanish parliament have accused the government of using blackmail tactics to pass mandatory outdoor mask-wearing.
Vaccination against the Chinese Coronavirus has become compulsory for all adults in Austria as of Saturday.
Climate protesters have been accused of endangering human lives after they once again blocked motorways in Germany.
France’s Minister of Health has said that the nation’s regime of vaccine passes is likely to be scrapped well before its scheduled end in July.
Sweden’s Prime Minister has announced that the Nordic will be scrapping the internal use of vaccine passes, becoming the latest European nation to escape lockdown.
A journalist who presented a documentary on Islamism in France has been placed under police protection after she was issued with death threats.
Wolfgang Schwanitz, the former head of Communist East-Germany’s infamous secret police, the Stasi, has died aged 91.
French President Emmanuel Macron has claimed that the British government are the ones at fault for migrant deaths in the English Channel.
A report into alleged lockdown breaking within the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs has found that officials partook in a ‘serious breach’ of lockdown rules.
Austria’s mandatory vax regime, which would have been the first of its kind in Europe has been delayed due to administrative issues.
Tens of thousands once again took to the streets of Germany on Monday to protest the nation’s lockdown restrictions.
Ireland has begun its mass amnesty for illegal immigrants, despite significant doubts remaining over the number of illegals residing in the country
Ukrainian participation in NATO should be “off the table,” according to retired Army Lt. Col. Daniel L. Davis, who warned that President Joe Biden had to be willing to “take the political heat” of acceding to the reality that NATO will never allow Ukraine to join — thus allaying Russia’s main concern — and potentiality averting a war that would not accomplish any American national security objectives.
A survey has found 45 per cent of French Jews instruct their children to hide their religion to avoid insults and possible violence.
Truckers in the Netherlands formed a convoy on Sunday to protest their nation’s lockdown measures, mimicking the actions of fellow road hauliers in Canada.
Germany’s Minister for the Interior, Nancy Faeser has reportedly backtracked on previous threats she made against the popular messenger app Telegram
550,000 unboosted people are at risk of having their vaccine passes revoked as Austria prepares to change the rules surrounding eligibility.
Denmark has announced that it will be abolishing all domestic COVID restrictions currently in place, with the PM saying that the country could ‘smile again’.
