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Quo Vadis, Europe: A New Dark Age or the Next Renaissance?

Alex Tokarev | Georgi Harizanov August 11, 2026

It’s not that European elites embrace the uninvited illegal aliens’ values. They just despise their own. A civilization ashamed of itself cannot ask others to assimilate into anything meaningful. And so they don’t.

Sánchez Continues Holiday Amid Ceuta Migrant Crisis

Levente Szabó August 4, 2026

The Spanish PM has remained on vacation in Lanzarote despite the deadly migrant crisis in Ceuta—with more leisure activities ahead.

Ceuta Reveals the Naked Truth About Europe’s Migration Crisis

Ali Bordbar Jahantighi August 4, 2026

Europe may choose an extensive welfare state. It may choose extremely open immigration. But it cannot indefinitely maintain both without producing fiscal strain, political conflict, and declining public trust.

Germany’s Cultural Suicide

William Grice August 1, 2026

From Berlin’s dawn trains to a near-miss in Hamburg and a quiet Hessian town, one traveller returns to a Germany he once loved—and finds it changed in ways that leave him unsettled.

Facebook Shuts Down Large Groups Coordinating Invasion of Spain’s Ceuta

TEC News July 31, 2026

Social media giant Meta has closed five major Facebook groups used to coordinate mass migration crossings into the Spanish enclave.

Not Just an Invasion—but Surrender

Jacob Reynolds July 31, 2026

The mass crossings at Ceuta and Melilla expose the consequences of a political class that has traded border security for ideological commitments.

CDU president Friedrich Merz gives a statement after German MPs narrowly voted against a bill to restrict immigration proposed by CDU/CSU with the controversial support of the AfD during a debate at the Bundestag, on January 31, 2025 in Berlin.

Family Reunification Continues in Germany Despite Merz’s Promises

Javier Villamor July 24, 2026

If the pace holds, Germany would once again exceed 100,000 family reunification arrivals over the course of 2026.

A lone Greek-Cypriot protestor cries during an anti-occupation protest in Nicosia, 20 July, on the 24th anniversary of the Turkish invasion of northern Cyprus.

Brussels’ Silence on Turkish Occupation of Cyprus “Cowardice in a Diplomat’s Suit”—Head of Office to MEP Afroditi Latinopoulou Emmanouil Koulas

Uzay Bulut July 23, 2026

“Brussels stays quiet because Ankara holds two levers over Europe: an illegal migration tap that it can open or shut at will, and a seat on NATO’s southern flank which nobody wants to lose.”

In the Last Three Years, More Than 150,000 People Have Entered Greece Illegally—Researcher Ioannis Kolovos

Uzay Bulut July 14, 2026

“No matter which immigration policy has been followed in Europe, they have all failed because they did not meet two criteria: very small numbers and cultural proximity.”

The Unfounded Criminal Conviction of Erik Tegnér

Edouard Chaplault-Maestracci June 29, 2026

The conviction of Erik Tegnér for investigating mass immigration has sparked fears that an anti-harassment law is being repurposed to stifle press scrutiny of mass migration.

Tag: mass migration

Quo Vadis, Europe: A New Dark Age or the Next Renaissance?

Sánchez Continues Holiday Amid Ceuta Migrant Crisis

Ceuta Reveals the Naked Truth About Europe’s Migration Crisis

Germany’s Cultural Suicide

Facebook Shuts Down Large Groups Coordinating Invasion of Spain’s Ceuta

Not Just an Invasion—but Surrender

Family Reunification Continues in Germany Despite Merz’s Promises

Brussels’ Silence on Turkish Occupation of Cyprus “Cowardice in a Diplomat’s Suit”—Head of Office to MEP Afroditi Latinopoulou Emmanouil Koulas

In the Last Three Years, More Than 150,000 People Have Entered Greece Illegally—Researcher Ioannis Kolovos

The Unfounded Criminal Conviction of Erik Tegnér

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