German Pupils’ Performance Plunges to New Low, Study Reveals TEC News / AFP October 16, 2025 Children from migrant backgrounds continue to perform below their peers.
Rising Poverty Exposes German Integration Failures Zoltán Kottász October 15, 2025 A new study reveals that two-thirds of refugees have incomes below the national poverty threshold.
Sweden Finally Getting Tough on Deporting Criminal Migrants? Michael Curzon October 13, 2025 Supporters of proper border control say that while there’s more that could be done, new proposals are “a big step in the right direction.”
Starmer Visits India, Pushing Trade Deal TEC News / AFP October 8, 2025 The UK PM promotes the new trade agreement with India—but struggles to convince on migration even as he rules out easier access to visas.
“The Migration Crisis Has Not Disappeared, It Has Simply Been Overshadowed”—Migration Expert Szabolcs Janik Zoltán Kottász October 8, 2025 “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.”
Eurosceptic Babiš on Track for Election Comeback in Czech Republic Zoltán Kottász October 2, 2025 The former prime minister has vowed to fight the EU on migration and the Green Deal “madness.”
“Numbers and Facts on Migration Don’t Lie”—German Police Union Leader Manuel Ostermann Zoltán Kottász September 30, 2025 “It is already statistically proven that this wave of migration has fuelled crime. To deny that would be irresponsible.”
Help, Wokeism Is Back on Stage at the Gaîté Lyrique! Hélène de Lauzun September 16, 2025 The Parisian theatre occupied by migrants reopens its doors… to celebrate migration.
Canary Islands MEP Visit: More Funding for Failure? Javier Villamor September 16, 2025 The European delegation focused on financing the migration business as more than 330 migrants arrived in just three days.
Catholic Group Sounds Alarm Over Migrant Education Crisis in Germany Zoltán Kottász September 16, 2025 Children with a foreign background fall significantly behind, study shows, raising fears of long-term social and economic consequences.
