German Government-Funded Brochure Labels Conservatives as Extremists Zolta Győri January 20, 2026 The document, funded by the taxpayers of Germany, labels patriotic-sovereignist AfD as an extremist party.
Africa Cup Riots—in Europe Zolta Győri January 19, 2026 The final game of the tournament saw scandal on the pitch and was followed by violence across major cities in Western Europe.
Tymoshenko Corruption Case Moves Forward as More EU Money Pledged for Kyiv Zolta Győri January 16, 2026 The European Union continues to send billions to Ukraine, turning a blind eye to the deep-running corruption in the country.
Hungarian EU Official Worked on Organizing “Resistance” Against Orbán “Regime”, Leaked Documents Suggest Zolta Győri January 15, 2026 In 2019, the senior Commission staffer allegedly developed a secret political campaign aimed at removing the conservative government in Budapest.
Two People Critically Injured Following Immigrant Gang Attacks in Rome Zolta Győri January 12, 2026 A manhunt is underway for the suspects of the attack who are still on the run.
Fico Calls for Resignation of EU Foreign Policy Chief Zolta Győri January 12, 2026 The Slovak prime minister said Kaja Kallas is one of the main reasons Europe is now a bystander in international politics.
Somali Immigrant Welfare Scams Uncovered in Minnesota–and Sweden Zolta Győri January 2, 2026 The schemes of running fake daycare centers and healthcare offices to rip off taxpayers in the U.S. and Scandinavia show an eerie similarity.
New Year’s Eve Sees Unprecedented Destruction and Rioting Across Europe Zolta Győri January 2, 2026 In most cases, immigrant neighborhoods were the hotspots of vandalism and violence.
Starmer Fails To “Smash the Gangs”: UK Channel Crossings Continued to Rise in 2025 Zolta Győri January 2, 2026 The Labour government promised reforms and policy changes to curb illegal migration but arrival statistics show it’s only gotten worse.
European Right-Wing Leaders Criticize 90 Billion Loan to Ukraine Zolta Győri December 19, 2025 Prime ministers, MEPs and prominent conservative politicians denounced the deal, saying it will not only burden European taxpayers but will also have no impact on ending the war.
