
Opposition Accuses Austrian Government of Migration “Number Trickery”
If elected, the right-wing FPÖ plans to suspend asylum applications from September.

If elected, the right-wing FPÖ plans to suspend asylum applications from September.

Media praise for London ‘counter-protest’ as it chases off imaginary rioters.

The migrant stabbed his victim 111 times, before beheading him.

Police face questions over how Carles Puigdemont was allowed to address a large crowd before going into hiding.

The novel strain, with a 3% fatality rate, has only spread in ten countries, but the WHO is already calling for global “surveillance” to prevent another pandemic.

The Islamic State terror organisation has made a comeback, Austrian authorities say.

CDU blames lack of external border controls for drastic measures—after being main champion of EU’s ineffective Migration Pact.

Despite recent political turmoil, rejecting gender ideology was one thing nearly all parties could agree on.

The man has 22 previous convictions for theft and four for indecent assault.

Prosecutor interprets defense of free speech as denigrating to Muslims
Though supportive of Ukraine, MEPs expressed alarm at a deal that looks like a blank cheque for President Macron’s warmongering.
“Sánchez has sold the sovereignty of the Spanish,” VOX leader Abascal said of deal that would pardon any crimes committed in connection with illegal 2017 referendum.
Countries will likely continue to give older military equipment instead of money
Talks to determine who will take the reins could drag on for months.
“We do not rearm because we want war. We are rearming because we want to avoid it,” said Danish PM.
Despite EU-wide farmer’ protests, some Eurocrats insist on speeding up green transition to avoid ‘climate apocalypse.’
EU official “reminds” commissioners that speaking out of turn can lose them their job—and pension.
A beleaguered Rishi Sunak is considering calling an early election if more MPs defect to the former Brexit Party.
“Too ridiculous for words. Where were they on Sunday when Muslims screamed ‘Hamas is my brother’?” one person asked on social media.
Rival centre-right lawmakers are pushing to ensure that accusations are not being “covered up.”
Head of government research institute refuses to acknowledge his poll was wrong
Shooting victim says he’s not afraid of the accused, but “more afraid of what he supports.”