France 9 hours ago Protests over French teen’s fatal stabbing lead to calls for crackdown on ‘far-right' France is seeking to quell an "Irish-style scenario" in the wake of demonstrations in response to the stabbing of a 16-year-old billed as an anti-White" crime.
Ireland 1 day ago Ireland anti-hate law pushed in wake of Dublin riots could criminalize memes, poses free speech concerns Ireland is pushing anti-hate legislation in the wake of Dublin riots raising new freedom of speech concerns regarding mass migration and other issues.
World 5 days ago German police raid homes connected to Hamas, pro-Palestinian groups German authorities took a stand against radical Islamic terrorism by searching 15 properties on Thursday allegedly connected with Hamas' activities.
The European Union 6 days ago Climate activist disrupts ritzy EU conference with messy green goo vomit demonstration Climate activists disrupted a European Union conference on green energy, with one demonstrator taking to throwing up green goo near the stage in Brussels, Belgium.
Europe November 13 Move by Polish president slows, complicates transition of power from Euroskeptic Morawiecki government Polish President Andrzej Duda declared outgoing Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki the "caretaker" head of government Monday as the transition to the new parliament continues.
Ukraine November 12 Poland sees massive nationalist march honoring 'God, family and Fatherland' after globalist election results Tens of thousands of Polish nationalist demonstrators marched in Warsaw for Independence Day as tensions with Ukraine and the European Union persist.
World November 12 Hungary PM rips Western European immigration policies, says he doesn't want 'mini Gazas in Budapest' Hungary Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said he does not want his country to adopt Western Europe's "failed migration policies," saying each country should make its own policies.
Europe November 10 Hungary seeks EU action against Bulgaria's transit tax on Russian natural gas Hungary has requested that the European Commission take bureaucratic action against Bulgaria for transit taxes levied by the country on Russian natural gas.
France November 8 French court approves deportation of Gaza activist on speaking tour in France Palestinian activist Mariam Abudaqa has been approved for deportation by a French court. France is cracking down on some groups considered to be supportive of terrorism.
Ukraine November 8 EU officials recommend beginning negotiations to bring Ukraine into the European Union Ukraine was brought a step closer to entering the EU Wednesday after top officials from the European Commission recommended negotiations begin after Kyiv satisfies certain conditions.