More Talk on Deportations—but Will Brussels Finally Act? Michael Curzon October 14, 2025 Commission officials are clearly more interested in winning back public support than actually strengthening borders.
New EU Migration Plan? Same Old Story Javier Villamor October 13, 2025 The Commission’s talk of tougher visa rules is just political theatre.
Germany Punishes Professor for Daring To Discuss National Identity Zoltán Kottász October 10, 2025 Martin Wagener has been criticised for writing that some footballers who played for the German national team were “Turks with German passports.”
Refugees in Four-Star Hotels as Germany’s Bill Hits €193 Million Javier Villamor September 29, 2025 Hamburg tops the list as cities spend millions on hotel rooms for migrants amid a housing crunch.
Europe’s Choice: Civilizational Realism or Social Breakdown Javier Villamor September 26, 2025 A report argues Europe must consider cultural compatibility and historical ties if it wants to avoid ghettoisation and unrest.
Orbán Was Right: Hungary Summit Defends Border Fence Policy Zoltán Kottász September 24, 2025 Speakers from across Europe argued Hungary’s tough border stance spared it from the chaos now gripping Western nations.
“Just One Wrong Choice”: Hungary Can’t Afford the West’s Mistake Zoltán Kottász September 23, 2025 Budapest station light show imagines Hungary under mass migration policies.
Austrian Police Investigate Stabbing Involving Syrian and Mongolian Nationals Rebeka Kis September 18, 2025 A mass brawl in Vienna left multiple victims, prompting further concerns about public safety.
One Million Signatures for French Immigration Referendum Hélène de Lauzun September 16, 2025 Sovereigntist and former MEP Philippe de Villiers wants to give a voice back to the people who reject ‘population change.’
Migration Pressures Deepen Education Divide in Germany Zoltán Kottász September 12, 2025 According to a new study, high levels of immigration are increasingly overwhelming the German school system.
