The Qatargate scandal is just a symptom of a much wider problem—the building of influence by Qatar and the radicalisation of Muslim communities in Europe.
FPÖ says the planned attack by a 14-year-old radicalized on the Internet was “the direct result of the failed integration policy and the open borders that open the door to radical Islamists.”
With unjustified political sanctions and dubious financing, the European Commission has sacrificed Erasmus on the altar of its ideological preferences.
The plan to preserve the firewall involves “driving a wedge” between EPP and conservatives and making sure the center-right knows “there will be consequences to looking both ways.”
Despite the opposition’s efforts and the artificially fueled protests, the support for the largest parties has hardly changed since the election.
Each attack reinforces the perception that Germany and Europe face an unprecedented security crisis that many prefer to ignore.
ICJ seeing Brussels as “the global guardian of democracy” shows its concerns are purely ideological.
Macron’s new ‘crisis response unit’ suffers from its own crisis of relevance.
CHEGA’s recent motion of no confidence against the incumbent government exposes the rift between the legacy centre-right and the rising populist party.
Faith, sovereignty, and strength. What do these values have to do with geopolitics and security? Everything.
The free world is split between those who prioritize sovereignty, Western values, and freedom, and those who blindly follow woke globalism and the cancel culture virus.
The EU Commission, which previously criticised and punished the conservative PiS government, is now silent in the face of blatant law violations by Donald Tusk.
