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Éric Zemmour Announces Presidential Candidacy in France

The French Right is therefore entering the presidential election with three candidates who will compete for the place of challenger to Emmanuel Macron: Marine Le Pen, Éric Zemmour, and the Les Républicains candidate who will be nominated on Saturday.

30.11.21

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Barbados Ditches Monarchy, Embraces Republicanism

Today marks the end of Barbados as a Commonwealth realm and its re-birth as a republic.

Tristan Vanheuckelom — 30.11.21

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Belgian Government Considering Scrapping Gender on All Identity Cards

The Belgian government is considering deleting the category of gender on all Belgian identity cards.

Tristan Vanheuckelom — 30.11.21

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Tragic Channel Crossing Increases Tensions Between France and UK

Each year, 30,000 asylum applications are registered in the UK. French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin declares it is time for the UK to change its immigration laws—to make it easier for people to enter the UK.

30.11.21

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World Economic Forum Cancels Public Events in Davos Over Security Concerns

The World Economic Forum (WEF), perhaps best known for its annual gathering in Davos, Switzerland which brings together the who’s who of the global liberal elite, has canceled all public events that were set to coincide with January’s meeting, citing security concerns and death threats.

Robert Semonsen — 29.11.21

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Czech President Zeman Appoints Centre-Right Leader Petr Fiala as Prime Minister

Czech president Miloš Zeman appointed the leader of a large centre-right alliance, Petr Fiala, as prime minister on Sunday.  Zeman oversaw the ceremony—which had originally been scheduled to take place on Friday—from inside a plexiglass box especially designed for the occasion. He was seated on a wheelchair and flanked by health workers in hazmat (PPE) suits. […]

29.11.21

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Germany’s New Leftist ‘Traffic Light’ Coalition to Enact Sweeping Pro-Mass Migration Policies

Germany’s new leftist ‘traffic light’ coalition government has promised to implement policies that will drastically increase immigration into Germany.

Robert Semonsen — 29.11.21

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Left-Liberal Coalition to Form New German Government

A brief round-up of some of the ‘big names’ that are set to head up Germany’s powerful ministries under the new ‘Ampel-Koalition’ formed by the SPD, the Greens, and the FDP.

Mátyás Kohán, Levente László Greczula — 26.11.21

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Germany’s Progressive ‘Traffic-Light Coalition’ Signals End of the Merkel Era

The Social Democrats, Greens, and Free Democrats announced on Wednesday their plans for Germany’s transition to a green economy and other reforms that effectively mark the end of 16 years of government under Angela Merkel and her CDU. Social Democrat party leader Olaf Scholz is set to head the three-party coalition, along with the Greens and the Free […]

25.11.21

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Sweden’s First Female Prime Minister Resigns

Magdalena Andersson, the first female prime minister in Swedish history, quits hours after taking the role.

25.11.21

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Austrian Chancellor Blames Freedom Party for Mounting Vaccine Scepticism

Alexander Schallenberg accused the right-wing Freedom Party of fomenting vaccine scepticism in Austria.

24.11.21

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French Presidential Contender Barnier Says Immigration Out of Control

President Macron has denied that immigration is out of control. But his assurances contradict official data from the government statistics agency, INSEE, which show that net migration numbers have risen steadily since the early 2000s.

24.11.21

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Polish PM: Europe’s Dependence Will Increase With Nord Stream 2

Russian influence on the EU will expand, Mateusz Morawiecki said.

24.11.21

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German Health Minister Says Citizens Will Be “Vaccinated, Cured or Dead” by the Spring

On Monday, Germany’s Health Minister Jens Spahn said all Germans will be “vaccinated, cured or dead” by the end of this winter. Currently, about one-third of Germans—67.5%—are unvaccinated, at a time when the country is experiencing the ‘fourth wave’ of the pandemic, with record-high levels of COVID cases. “Probably by the end of this winter […]

23.11.21

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V4 Leaders Meet In Budapest

Country leaders of the Visegrad Group meet in Budapest to discuss migration and other European issues.

23.11.21

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China punishes Lithuania over Taiwan Office

China has punished Lithuania after the country allowed Taiwan to open a diplomatic office in the capital of Vilnius. It is “bad international precedent,” according to the Chinese government.

22.11.21

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Spain’s Leftist Prime Minister Affirms Support for Turkey’s EU Accession  

Spain’s leftist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, during a state visit to Ankara, affirmed his commitment to Turkey’s accession to the European Union, describing the country as an “essential ally.”

19.11.21

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European Commission: There Will Be No Negotiations With Belarus 

The European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, said on Thursday that under no circumstances will the bloc negotiate with the Lukashenko regime over the future of migrants stranded along the Polish-Belarusian border.

19.11.21

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Macron Claims France Will Focus on Migration Crisis Upon Assuming EU Presidency   

Despite top officials within the French government having recently come out in opposition to the EU providing funds to Poland for the construction of its wall along the Belarusian border, President Emmanuel Macron claimed that France will push for action on the migration when it assumes the EU presidency at the beginning of next year.

19.11.21

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Lukashenko Calls on Merkel to Take In 2,000 Migrants 

After engineering a humanitarian crisis along the Polish-Belarusian border, President Aleksandr Lukashenko has called on Germany’s outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) to help rectify the situation by taking in 2,000 migrants.

18.11.21

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Gibraltar–the”Most Vaccinated” Place in the World—Cancels Christmas Celebrations Amid COVID Uptick

Often referred to as “the most vaccinated place on earth,” the British-owned territory, which is situated on the southernmost tip of the Iberian peninsula, has witnessed the number of COVID-19 cases consistently rise throughout the fall months, leaving many questioning the vaccine’s efficacy in preventing SARS-CoV-2 transmission.

18.11.21

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Zemmour: By defending its border, Poland is giving a lesson to all of Europe

French author, polemicist, and potential presidential candidate Éric Zemmour recently weighed in on the events unfolding at the Polish-Belarusian border, applauding Poland for its strength and determination amid an onslaught of migrant attacks.

18.11.21

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Austrian Armed Forces to Take Part in This Weekend’s Anti-Lockdown Protests 

Political and military leaders in Austria have called for massive protests against the government’s new anti-COVID lockdown measures.

17.11.21

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Austria Enacts Worlds’ First Lockdown for Unvaccinated Amid COVID-19 Surge

Speaking on the lockdown, Austrian Interior Minister Karl Nehammer (ÖVP) said that measures will be enforced by police on an “unprecedented scale.” Those who break the rules risk fines of up to 1,450 euros. 

17.11.21

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France: Memorial to Teacher Murdered by Islamist Vandalized 

The prosecutor’s office in Digne-les-Bains, a French commune situated in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region of southeastern France, has opened an official investigation into an incident last Thursday which saw a group of individuals use rocks to smash the glass display of the memorial.

16.11.21

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50 Illegal Migrants Apprehended After Breaking Through Polish Border Defenses

The incident, which according to police saw mainly nationals from Iraq and Syria captured and returned to the border area, took place on Sunday, a day after Poland accused the Belarusian regime of destroying its border barriers, arming migrants with tear gas, and blinding its security personnel with laser beams and strobe lights.

16.11.21

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Spain: Year One of COVID Pandemic Saw Highest Suicide Numbers Ever Recorded

Official figures from the Spanish government have revealed that in 2020, year one of the COVID-19 pandemic, nearly 4,000 people took their own lives—the highest number recorded since records began in 1906.

15.11.21

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Latvian Military Is Training At Belarus Border

The Latvian Minister for Defense Artis Pabriks has tasked the armed forces to start military training in Latgale.

15.11.21

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French Election: Center-Right Presidential Candidate Éric Ciotti Says “Great Replacement” Taking Place

During last week’s debate between a group of presidential hopefuls from France’s center-right Les Republicains, MP Éric Ciotti parted ways with other candidates by endorsing “the Great Replacement” theory, which describes the phenomenon of ethnic Europeans being demographically replaced by non-Western foreigners.

14.11.21

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Former Minister in Lukashenko Regime: Afghan and Iraqis with Military Experience Trained to Attack Polish Border

A former minister in Aleksander Lukashenko’s regime who’s now living in exile in Poland has claimed that the Belarusian government has trained and armed Afghan and Iraqis with combat experience to conduct armed attacks against Poland.

13.11.21

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Anti-Nuclear Alliance is Forming in the EU

While France works on the coalition of pro-nuclear energy countries, Germany forms its anti-nuclear alliance.

12.11.21

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U.S. and Germany ‘Committed’ to Protect Ukraine

“We are committed, and Germany is committed, to taking appropriate action,” Antony Blinken said.

11.11.21

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Belarus Behind New Migration Crisis

According to a former Belarussian ambassador, the country has trained Afghan and Iraqi war veterans.

10.11.21

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France to Construct New Nuclear Power Plants

Emmanuel Macron announced the plan to build new nuclear reactors.

10.11.21

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Germany Opposes Nuclear Power’s Inclusion in Green Finance Taxonomy

“We don’t want nuclear energy, we don’t consider it sustainable, and we don’t want the EU to support it either,” German minister told newspapers.

09.11.21

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Zemmour’s Popularity Rising in France

French right-wing journalist Eric Zemmour could get into the second round of presidential elections in 2022.

08.11.21

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Angela Merkel Retires from Politics

Merkel said her immediate plan after leaving office is to sleep and read.

08.11.21

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Convoy of Refugees Marches to Polish Border

A new migrant caravan is on the move in Eastern Europe.

08.11.21

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Portugal’s Socialist President to Dissolve Parliament, Calls for January Elections

Portugal’s president dissolves parliament, after the national assembly rejected the government’s draft budget.

05.11.21

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Latvia Allows Businesses to Fire Unvaccinated Workers

“There is a sufficient reason to believe that such person is not suitable for the position”, the Latvian government wrote.

05.11.21

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Lithuania Starts Building Border Fence

The fence will be completed until September next year.

05.11.21

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EU to Create Military Force

Leaders could endorse a final version during France’s presidency of the EU next spring.

04.11.21

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All EU States Back Treaty Against Deforestation

World leaders pledged to halt deforestation over the next decade.

04.11.21

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Climate Change Summit Begins in Glasgow

World leaders arrived for the COP26 climate change conference in Glasgow.

02.11.21

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Gazprom Says It Fulfills Gas Contracts

The Russian gas company reassured EU its gas is flowing normally.

02.11.21

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Fishing Row Escalates Between France And UK

France and Britain are disputing over permits for fishing boats.

01.11.21

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European Parliament Sued European Commission

A new mechanism would allow the EU to suspend payments to its member countries if they seem to breach rule-of-law.

29.10.21

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Marine Le Pen Visited Viktor Orbán In Budapest

“Ideological pressure within the European Union has become unprecedented”, Viktor Orbán said after the meeting.

27.10.21

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Green Light From Germany For Nord Stream 2

Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline is not threatening security of gas supply to Germany and the European Union.

27.10.21

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Poland Sends Thousands Of Soldiers On Belarus Border

The country is raising the number of soldiers on the Belarus border to ‘about 10,000’.

26.10.21

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Germany Supports EU Border Protection

Horst Seehofer, Germany’s interior minister said it was “legitimate” to protect borders.

25.10.21

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Bosnia Faces Political Crisis

The country’s Serb-run entity, Republika Srpska, will quit key state institutions to achieve full autonomy.

25.10.21

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Poland Will Not Bow to EU “Blackmail”

Several EU leaders said they were concerned over Poland’s recent court ruling.

22.10.21

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Navalny Wins 2021 Sakharov Prize

Russian activist Alexei Navalny has won the prize of the European Parliament.

21.10.21

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Constitutional Crisis After Czech Election

Czech president Miloš Zeman is unable to fulfill his responsibilities.

20.10.21

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Poland Pledges ‘Loyalty’ To EU

Morawiecki also said that the primacy of EU law was “not unlimited”.

19.10.21

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Small-town Mayor Wins Hungarian Opposition’s Primaries

Péter Márki-Zay defeated MEP Klára Dobrev.

18.10.21

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Norway Attack “Appears to be Terrorism”

The murderer was a Danish citizen, a Muslim convert and extremist.

15.10.21

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Brussels, Moscow Clash On Gas Prices

Russia defends itself against the accusations of manipulations.

14.10.21

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The EU Supports Ukraine In Gas Conflict

Ukraine must remain a reliable transit country, Ursula von der Leyen said.

13.10.21

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Poland Will Not Leave The EU

Polexit is ‘fake news’, according to Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

13.10.21

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EU States To Classify Nuclear Power Green

Ten EU states, among them France, Hungary, Finland and Slovakia give support to nuclear energy.

12.10.21

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136 Countries Agree On Minimum Corporate Tax

A minimum corporate tax rate of 15% was agreed.

11.10.21

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Czech Prime Minister Loses Election

Opposition parties start talks on forming a government.

10.10.21

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Austrian Chancellor Kurz Steps Down

Austria’s Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has stepped down. He has proposed Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg as his replacement.

10.10.21

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Ministers Demand Funding Of EU Border Walls

Migration from Belarus causes further debates within the EU.

08.10.21

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Poland Questions EU Legal Primacy

The EU Treaty is subordinate to the constitution in the Polish legal system, according to the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland.

08.10.21

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New EU Travel Map To Be Based On Vaccination Rates?

New rules could ease travel for vaccinated people, but a colour-coded system would limit trips to and from areas with high levels of infections.

07.10.21

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Russia To Export Record Amount Of Gas

Moscow urged German regulators to quickly certify the Nord Stream 2 pipeline to help.

07.10.21

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German Greens And Liberals Start Talks With Social Democrats

The “kingmakers” of the German election choose to talk with the winners of the election.

06.10.21

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Romania’s Liberal Government Ousted

A no-confidence vote was overwhelmingly endorsed by the parliament.

06.10.21

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Nord Stream 2 Pipeline To Begin Operation

The latest step to completion comes as Europe faces an energy crisis.

05.10.21

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MEPs Call For Tighter Facebook Regulation

Meanwhile, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram are back up and running after an outage that lasted almost six hours,

05.10.21

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France Freezes Energy Prices

France will freeze natural gas and electricity prices, the prime minister has announced.

04.10.21

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Dutch PM Tries To Form Coaliton

Mark Rutte is about to form a new coaliton, six months after the election.

04.10.21

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EU, US to Regulate Big Tech Together

The US and the European Union cooperate in the regulation of the AI and big-tech industries.

01.10.21

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Russia Threatens to Ban YouTube

RT’s editor-in-chief also called to ban German broadcasters ARD and ZDF.

01.10.21

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Belgium Supports Polish Women to Have Abortions

The Belgian government will provide financial support to women in Poland unable to get an abortion.

30.09.21

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Anti-Orban Opposition Hold Primaries in Hungary

The newly-united opposition will stand against conservative prime minister Viktor Orbán’s ruling Fidesz party.

30.09.21

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EU Leaders Discuss Surging Energy Prices

European gas prices have rocketed by more than 300% this year.

29.09.21

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Left-Liberal Government In Germany On The Horizon

The Social Democrat leader called for urgent talks with the Greens and Liberals.

29.09.21

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British Army Put On Standby To Ease UK Fuel Crisis

The UK is estimated to be short of more than 100,000 lorry drivers.

28.09.21

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Berlin Voters Support Mass Expropiation Of Apartments

Voters of the German capital voted in favour of expropriating apartments owned by big real-estate companies.

28.09.21

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Abortions Legalised In San Marino

In San Marino, 73 percent of the voters supported the legalisation of abortions.

27.09.21

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Switzerland Legalises Gay Marriage

The new law had the backing of the Swiss government.

27.09.21

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Social Democrats Win German Election

The SPD secured 25.7% of the vote, while the conservative CDU/CSU bloc gained 24.1%.

27.09.21

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German Elections Are Held On Sunday

Voters decide who will take charge after Angela Merkel.

26.09.21

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EU And US Concerned By Tech Giants’ Power

Brussels and Washington would curb on the power of giant tech companies.

24.09.21

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Catalan Separatist Leader Arrested In Italy

Carles Puigdemont could be extradited to Spain, which is hunting him for “sedition”.

24.09.21

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EU Top Diplomat Calls For European Military Force

According to Josep Borrell, Europe should be able to launch military operations overseas.

23.09.21

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Germany Does Not Support France in Submarine Row

Germany opted for a more conciliatory approach.

23.09.21

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Deaths At Polish-Belarusian Border

The migrants crossed from Belarus into Poland. Four of them froze to death in the border zone.

22.09.21

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Litvinenko Was Killed By Russia, EHCR Rules

The European Court of Human Rights found that Russia was responsible for the assassination of Alexander Litvinenko.

22.09.21

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Hungarian Government Refunds Income Tax To Families

Viktor Orbán said the Hungarian economy was set to grow more than 5.5% this year.

21.09.21

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Poland Calls EU Court Fine “Robbery”

Poland has said it will not close a polluting coal mine.

21.09.21

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Biden And Macron To Discuss Nuclear Deal

France recalled its ambassadors to the US and Australia.

20.09.21

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Putin’s Party Easily Wins Russia Elections

Many independent candidates were not allowed to run.

20.09.21

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Russia Elects Its New Parliament

Putin’s United Russia party is polling at a near-historic low.

17.09.21

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France Condemns US-UK-Australia Deal

France could lose out on a multibillion-euro submarine-technology deal with Australia.

17.09.21

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Germany’s CDU Warns Against Left-Wing Government

CDU chancellor candidate Armin Laschet warned of economic consequences of an SPD-Greens-Linke government.

16.09.21