
Germany: 51% No Longer See Country As Safe
A new poll suggests confidence in Germany’s security has been badly shaken after the Islamist attack at Berlin’s Pride celebrations.

A new poll suggests confidence in Germany’s security has been badly shaken after the Islamist attack at Berlin’s Pride celebrations.

The suspect is already on probation for previous offenses, but a German court said “there is no reason” to detain him until his trial begins.

Increasing number of reports of break-ins and brutal attacks point to juvenile gangs terrorizing locals across the Austrian capital.

Jessica Goicoechea said “if you come to steal or kill, I prefer you be deported.”

Every new car now comes with a mandatory eye movement-tracking camera to reduce road accidents, but Brussels remains opaque about where the footage may end up.

The concentration of knife attacks in the Barcelona metropolitan area widens the gap between the official discourse on crime and public perception of security.

The Italian parliament has passed a security package aimed at strengthening law enforcement and reducing illegal migration.

Mayor of Saint-Gilles Jean Spinette said “We must all stand up and say enough is enough.”

A survey of 3,568 Dutch adults found that 91% of women take precautions when going out in public.

As conditions deteriorate, a survey found that 67% of French respondents believe that anti-white racism exists in France today.