
“We Will Not Be Governed by EU”: Incoming Czech Government Rejects Migration Pact
The Andrej Babiš-led cabinet will follow in the footsteps of Hungary and Poland.

The Andrej Babiš-led cabinet will follow in the footsteps of Hungary and Poland.

Reaffirming his campaign pledge, the Polish president rejects the bloc’s “mandatory solidarity” scheme and calls for Europe to act at its borders, not inside them.

Amid ongoing pressure on its border from Belarus, Poland already continues to host large numbers of Ukrainian refugees, the president said.

Brussels’ version of unity always means centralization—and a transfer of responsibility from national governments to unelected bureaucrats.

Under her watch, Brussels ceased to be a boring, technocratic steward of the common market and has become a missionary empire—zealous, punitive, and utterly disconnected from reality.

“On paper, the EU’s policies and declarations look admirable, but in practice they are often detached from reality—and migration is a clear example of that gap.”

The European Commission has threatened legal action against member states that don’t follow migration laws—with the exception of its ally, Tusk.

President von der Leyen forgets that she’s supposed to be a servant of EU member states, not the supreme ruler of Europe.

The Commission chief views early implementation of the Migration Pact as a “top priority,” despite conservative calls to scrap it completely.

Denying asylum on security grounds is now a viable option while building offshore deportation hubs is just a matter of time.