
Germany’s Right Surges as Voters Back Tough Migration Stance
As CDU and AfD gain ground after backing a motion to turn back migrants at the border, left-wing intimidation is escalating.

As CDU and AfD gain ground after backing a motion to turn back migrants at the border, left-wing intimidation is escalating.

If negotiations break down, new elections loom—with conservative FPÖ soaring in the polls.

The favorite outlet of both Washington and Brussels’ liberal elite received millions through USAID and other sources to spread its progressive agenda.

Calls for censorious students to be booted out of institutions are growing louder.

Almost two-thirds of Germans reject the former chancellor’s policies, and want migrants turned back at the border.

Constitutional Tribunal President says the Tusk government and its affiliates had been acting “in an organized criminal group.”

The island has been the most favoured destination of mothers giving birth so their children could become French—now it could be a testing ground for tougher laws in mainland France.

While this undemocratic manoeuvre boosts the Reform leader’s messaging, it could potentially limit his party’s access to public funds.

“We don’t know who we’re dealing with,” prosecutors said—while heavily armed suspects remain at large.

Bayrou can celebrate a small personal victory, but France is left waiting for reforms.
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