St. Hedwig’s: A Clean, Well-Lighted Place Rod Dreher November 27, 2024 New €44 million design of Berlin’s Catholic Cathedral sacralizes nihilism
Berlin Police Chief Tells Jews and Gays To Avoid Specific Districts Graham Barnfield November 19, 2024 In certain neighbourhoods, there is “open hostility towards Jews,” Barbara Slowik said.
Berlin: Knife-Wielding Pro-Palestine Mob Attacks Jewish Children Michael Curzon November 12, 2024 The latest attack—this time, on a youth football team—suggests that Jews are not safe amid rising antisemitic hatred in Europe.
Berlin Braces for Halloween Chaos Amid Explosives Incident & Fire Evacuation Nick Hallett October 31, 2024 Police have increased security measures across the city.
Conservatives From Both Sides of the Pond Sketch Out a Joint Future TEC News October 21, 2024 A Berlin conference focused on collaborations based on common values while retaining national interests.
Religious Freedom at Risk? Experts Warn of ‘Polite Persecution’ in the West TEC News October 10, 2024 A Berlin conference revealed how expressing traditional beliefs can threaten careers—or worse.
Berlin Police Chief: ‘Most’ Violence Committed by Young Migrant Men Zoltán Kottász June 24, 2024 There is a waning respect for the police among “parts of the population,” police commissioner said—meanwhile, mainstream politicians deny problems exist.
Germany: AfD Makes Gains in Berlin Election Despite ‘Anti-Far Right’ Protests Zoltán Kottász February 13, 2024 Leftist attempts to defame the anti-globalist party have had no effect, even in the traditionally left-leaning capital.
German Truckers Join Farmer Revolt Against Green Cuts and Net Zero Taxes Thomas O'Reilly January 19, 2024 “Eruption” of protests planned amid winter of unrest, with truckers backing angry farmers.
“Get Out”—German Finance Minister Heckled by Protesting Farmers Thomas O'Reilly January 15, 2024 Reaction to planned Net Zero austerity puts the country’s ruling green-left coalition under more pressure.
