Across Borders, ‘Raise the Colours’ Defends Patriotism
The movement taps into growing anger over the effects of uncontrolled immigration—in the UK and elsewhere.
Zolta Győri
August 25, 2025
Lawmakers in Republika Srpska approved an October ballot rejecting rulings that stripped their president of office.
Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau demanded “very strict” judicial action.
A 22-year-old man from an Amsterdam asylum centre has been charged with killing a 17-year-old girl and linked to two other sexual assaults.
His proposals include leaving the European Convention on Human Rights, creating new detention centres, and chartering daily deportation flights.
In her first interview since release, Lucy Connolly insists she was punished for her views, not her words, and calls for reform of Britain’s justice system.
A recording captured inside a church shows a woman pastor speaking to children with a huge Pride flag in the background.
Doomsday reports on Hungary’s economy are everywhere—but most read more like wishful thinking than real analysis.
The Left is targeting a label awarded to the most beautiful festivals in France on the grounds that it is a political offensive by the far Right.
EU foreign policy chief says Moscow has made “not one compromise”
Social contagion is continuing to drive young people down a path of medical mutilation.
Thousands of young Poles joined the “Vacation with the Army” scheme, part of Warsaw’s push to expand Europe’s largest standing force amid fears of Russian aggression.
Denmark argues that its responsibility is first to its citizens, with aid delivered more effectively in the region than in Danish hospitals.
