
Patriot Leaders Rally Behind Salvini As Migration Trial Looms
At the historic rally in Pontida, leaders from Italy, Hungary, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain united to advocate for border protection.

At the historic rally in Pontida, leaders from Italy, Hungary, the Netherlands, Portugal, and Spain united to advocate for border protection.

Voters of the centre-right ÖVP do not want a return to the grand coalition with the left, poll reveals.

The second escape in a week raises concerns over worsening conditions at Barajas Airport.

The measure could undermine Brussels’ Net Zero goals and make EVs more expensive for consumers.

The verdict comes after Austrian police attempted to unlock a suspect’s phone.

Agency responsible for disaster relief says they won’t have enough money for hurricane season—after allocating $640 million to support immigration.

His lawyer fears he will be persecuted if he returns to Algeria.

The European Commission appears unconcerned that its own ‘Defence of Democracy’ package is similar to the criticised Hungarian law.

In Berlin, security forces are concerned about being overwhelmed by the scale of anti-Israel demonstrations.

Charges against the far-left politician include “sexual assault, acts of barbarity, and dissemination of child pornography.”
Russia has warned that the decision marks an escalation of the war.
Other EU efforts to control narrative include ‘hybrid rapid response teams’ ready to counter unwanted campaigns and ‘hybrid threats’ in member states.
Ukraine expects a green light to ‘preemptively’ use long-range Western weapons against targets deep inside Russia.
Years of rhetoric on the virtues of open borders have little meaning when faced with real-world challenges.
Almost all secondary schools are telling children they can identify as a different gender.
Revival party leader Kostadin Kostadinov said “steps” have been taken to create a “true” sovereigntist party, but the AfD is not so keen to accept the offer.
Sánchez has twice denied that Begoña Gómez was being formally investigated on corruption charges, despite knowing her lawyer had responded to the judge in the case.
One national paper describes the death of Francesca Donato’s husband as a “full-fledged mystery.”
The world’s largest beer festival is banning “L’Amour Toujours” out of fear that disenfranchised Germans might be tempted to engage in politically incorrect chanting.
“We are not afraid of you. We will continue our work,” director of Nova24TV Boris Tomašič said.
Six hours past police curfew, “specialist arrest teams” from the Metropolitan Police managed to bring the demonstration to a halt.
The sovereigntist, anti-liberal government is being attacked by the West for a law which resembles similar ones throughout the West.