Robert Semonsen | The European Conservative

Serbia: Vučic Vows To Disarm Country in Wake of Mass Shootings

Robert Semonsen May 10, 2023

The two mass shootings—the first to take place in the country since 2013—occurred in a 48-hour timespan and left 17 people dead and 21 injured.

U.S. Braces For Migration Surge As Title 42 Policy Set To Expire

Robert Semonsen May 10, 2023

With the expiration of Title 42, U.S. immigration authorities will no longer be able to immediately return migrants who illegally entered the country without allowing them to apply for asylum, no matter how baseless their claims are.

Swedes Must Reevaluate the EU “Straightjacket”

Robert Semonsen May 3, 2023

“The will of the Swedish people, which is reflected in the results of parliamentary elections, will become less and less relevant as power is increasingly centralized in Brussels,” Åkesson said.

Poll: More Than 8 in 10 French Favor Immigration Law Facilitating Deportations

Robert Semonsen May 3, 2023

The opinion poll comes as new immigration legislation, which was supposed to be one of the main items on the National Assembly’s agenda between now and July 14th, has been postponed until autumn due to a lack of majority support.

Positive EU Asylum Decisions Up 40%; Germany Takes in Most

Robert Semonsen May 2, 2023

Accounting for 41% of all positive decisions made by EU member states, Germany by far registered the highest number of asylum requests granted in 2022.

Pope Francis Celebrates Mass in Front of Tens of Thousands in Budapest

Robert Semonsen May 2, 2023

The pontiff prayed for peace to come to Ukraine and “a future of hope, not war; a future full of cradles, not tombs; a world of brothers and sisters, not walls.”

German Intelligence Gets Legal Right To Surveil Junge Alternative

Robert Semonsen May 1, 2023

With the new designation, the BfV now has the authority to use all intelligence tools at its disposal to monitor JA, including the use of confidential informants, electronic wiretapping, and covert observations.

Russia Says It “Welcomes” Efforts To End the War; Launches Missile Strikes Killing 26

Robert Semonsen April 30, 2023

The Russian missile attacks came just days after Zelensky said that he and Xi had a “long and meaningful” phone call where Xi said he would send a peace envoy to Ukraine and other nations.

8 Rapes Per Day Recorded in Germany’s Most Populous State in 2022

Robert Semonsen April 30, 2023

While the number of reported rapes in North Rhine-Westphalia—Germany’s most populous city—increased 25% in 2022 compared to the previous year, the number of rapes involving more than one perpetrator jumped by 43%.

Germany: Ibrahim A. Charged With Murder Following Brokstedt’s Knife Rampage

Robert Semonsen April 29, 2023

The accused was deemed harmless by a prison psychiatrist before being released from custody where he was being held because of an earlier knife attack.

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Serbia: Vučic Vows To Disarm Country in Wake of Mass Shootings

U.S. Braces For Migration Surge As Title 42 Policy Set To Expire

Swedes Must Reevaluate the EU “Straightjacket”

Poll: More Than 8 in 10 French Favor Immigration Law Facilitating Deportations

Positive EU Asylum Decisions Up 40%; Germany Takes in Most

Pope Francis Celebrates Mass in Front of Tens of Thousands in Budapest

German Intelligence Gets Legal Right To Surveil Junge Alternative

Russia Says It “Welcomes” Efforts To End the War; Launches Missile Strikes Killing 26

8 Rapes Per Day Recorded in Germany’s Most Populous State in 2022

Germany: Ibrahim A. Charged With Murder Following Brokstedt’s Knife Rampage

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