Zolta Győri | The European Conservative

A lifeguard surveys bathers in a public swimming pool on July 2, 2025 in Berlin.

German Public Pools Forced To Up Security Amid Immigrant Youth Misconduct

Zolta Győri July 10, 2026

According to reports, several incidents of assault, harassment, and theft have been attributed to young men of migrant background coming from France.

AfD’s EU Party Faces Silencing Attempt by Brussels

Zolta Győri July 9, 2026

The ESN is under fire in the European Parliament and could lose its funding for “incompatibility with EU values.”

2030 Winter Olympics Axes Nordic Combined for Gender Equality

Zolta Győri July 8, 2026

The men-only competition was part of the winter games for over a century; now the IOC’s push for more women athletes has ended its long history.

Porn Platforms Slip Below EU Oversight Threshold as Privacy Use Grows

Zolta Győri July 7, 2026

A regulatory system built around user-count thresholds may be producing the opposite of its intended effect, as online porn sites now report falling below the levels that trigger the EU’s toughest obligations.

Court Finds Syrian Home Care Workers Abused Swedish Elderly People in Their Care

Zolta Győri July 3, 2026

Swedish MEP Charlie Weimers called for the deportation of the two men who verbally and physically abused their victims.

Enoch Burke making a video statement upon his release from prison on July 1, 2026

Enoch Burke Freed from Prison After High Court Ruling

Zolta Győri July 2, 2026

The Irish teacher criticized the judge for accepting a “biased” process and contrasted his treatment with last week’s Dublin Pride parade.

A protester sits with a placard that reads “Burden” during a rally organised by French pro-life organisation Alliance Vita against the new French draft law on euthanasia and assisted suicide at Invalides, in Paris on June 22, 2026.

French Parliament Votes Down Conscience Clause in Euthanasia Bill

Zolta Győri June 29, 2026

Once the bill passes, medical institutions will be forced to carry out assisted suicide duties, regardless of their religious or ethical objections.

Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer reacts during a meeting with Barbados' Prime Minister inside 10 Downing Street in central London on June 25, 2026.

6,000 Criminals Set for Early Release Under Labour’s Sentencing Reforms

Zolta Győri June 26, 2026

Dangerous criminals, including killers and rapists, will be allowed to walk free after only serving half of their time.

A large cargo ship is seen behind migrant boats stacked at the port of Granadilla de Abona, on the island of Tenerife in Spain’s Canary Islands on May 6, 2026.

North African Immigrant Brutally Attacks Two Senegalese Men in Spain

Zolta Győri June 26, 2026

Videos recorded after the barbaric assault show the man covered in his victims’ blood.

A thermometer shows the temperature of 46.8 degrees Celsius of a doorbell during a heatwave in Toulouse on June 23, 2026.

Heatwave in France Exposes Green Hypocrisy

Zolta Győri June 24, 2026

A year ago, the environmentalist Left protested against air conditioning in schools and hospitals—now they are calling for installing them immediately.

Tag: Zolta Győri

German Public Pools Forced To Up Security Amid Immigrant Youth Misconduct

AfD’s EU Party Faces Silencing Attempt by Brussels

2030 Winter Olympics Axes Nordic Combined for Gender Equality

Porn Platforms Slip Below EU Oversight Threshold as Privacy Use Grows

Enoch Burke Freed from Prison After High Court Ruling

French Parliament Votes Down Conscience Clause in Euthanasia Bill

6,000 Criminals Set for Early Release Under Labour’s Sentencing Reforms

North African Immigrant Brutally Attacks Two Senegalese Men in Spain

Heatwave in France Exposes Green Hypocrisy

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