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France: Pensioner Beaten to Death in Home by Undocumented Algerian

Robert Semonsen December 10, 2022

The grisly murder comes as the French media, in the past two weeks alone, has reported on several incidents involving illegal migrants carrying out brutal attacks—rapes and murders—against the elderly and other exceptionally vulnerable individuals, such as hospital patients and pre-teens.

Poll: Nearly 7 of 10 Think Security in France Has Deteriorated in Recent Years

Robert Semonsen December 2, 2022

While 68% of French people say the security situation in the country has degenerated in recent years, just 30% trust Macron to rectify the situation.

Belgium: One Police Officer Dead After Stabbing by Suspected Islamist

Tristan Vanheuckelom November 13, 2022

The incident, along with its ripple effects, lays bare a double-failing of the Belgian system: its inadequacy to deal with potentially dangerous individuals and a demoralised law enforcement on the verge of rebellion.

The Myth of the Orbán-Putin Nexus

Gergely Varga October 18, 2022

Orbán’s realpolitik has always been rooted in the defence of Hungarian national interests and sovereignty; not to undermine the West but to steer it towards a more responsible and sustainable direction.

France: Two Military-Aged Sudanese Men Arrested for Public Gang Rape in Nantes

Robert Semonsen September 28, 2022

Two of the suspects, both originally from Sudan but who arrived in France in 2018, were indicted on Monday afternoon by a magistrate from the criminal division. They face 20 years in prison.

Australia and U.S. Threaten Solomon Islands over China Security Pact

David Boos May 21, 2022

After Solomon Islands signed a security pact with China, Australia and the United States expressed concerns over regional security.

Ukraine Atrocities Fallout: Russia Pushed Further Into Pariah Status

Tristan Vanheuckelom April 8, 2022

On April 7th, the EU Parliament voted to place an embargo on Russian oil, gas, and nuclear fuel, which was closely followed by a EU Commission ban on its coal exports. Meanwhile, the UN General Assembly suspended the country from its Human Rights Council.

German Government Split Over Rapprochement with Russia

Tristan Vanheuckelom January 6, 2022

The move has irked the Green Party contingent—strongly pro-U.S./NATO and wary of Russia’s intentions—of Scholz’ coalition (a so-called ‘traffic light coalition’).

France Wants a Federalized EU, but Not for Arms

Bridget Ryder January 2, 2022

While French President Emmanuel Macron proposed a vision for a more federalized European Union in assuming the presidency of the European Union, his government has also made it clear that does not apply to arms exports.

Sweden: Surging Violent Crime in Stockholm Forces Transfer of Police Personnel

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 24, 2021

The rise in gang-related violence, which includes the use of firearms and even explosive materials, had been signaled in a report, which noted that at least 44 people had died in shooting incidents this year so far. It concluded that “despite extensive and offensive police work, the trend has moved in a negative direction and shootings and explosions remain at a high level.”

Tag: security

France: Pensioner Beaten to Death in Home by Undocumented Algerian

Poll: Nearly 7 of 10 Think Security in France Has Deteriorated in Recent Years

Belgium: One Police Officer Dead After Stabbing by Suspected Islamist

The Myth of the Orbán-Putin Nexus

Australia and U.S. Threaten Solomon Islands over China Security Pact

Ukraine Atrocities Fallout: Russia Pushed Further Into Pariah Status

German Government Split Over Rapprochement with Russia

France Wants a Federalized EU, but Not for Arms

Sweden: Surging Violent Crime in Stockholm Forces Transfer of Police Personnel

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