Damien Cowley 
The head of a French police union has expressed fears that this weekend’s anti-government protests could see the deaths of both protestors and law enforcement on the streets of Paris.
Shoppers mistake cries of djellaba-clad woman for terrorist attack.
For the first time since 2009, an Italian ship has returned migrants from the high seas to a Libyan port, an operation which has enraged open borders NGOs and which is likely to bring strong rebuke from international bodies.
An idyllic South of France village is set to receive 72 African migrants as the French government continues its program to disperse tens of thousands of new arrivals across the country.
A long awaited US – Russia summit will take place in the Finnish capital next month, the first time the leaders of the two nations will have met since November of last year.
London, England Thousands gathered Sunday afternoon at an event which saw Milo Yiannopoulos, Tommy Robinson and a host of censored political commentators take to the stage at Whitehall in defense of free speech.
”This is Kilkenny, not Mecca!” Kilkenny, Ireland A planning application for a controversial new mosque and Islamic center in one of Ireland’s most touristic towns has been challenged in dozens of formal objections, with local residents recently attending a packed public meeting to voice their opposition to the project.
The snow-covered Col de l’Échelle mountain pass – a crossing point between Italy and France – was today the scene of the latest high-profile operation by activists from France’s Génération Identitaire (Generation Identity) as the Franco-Italian border was symbolically closed-off to migrants.
Historic Gravensteen Castle (Ghent, Flanders) was selected by a coalition of left-wing groups last weekend to represent ”Fortress Europe” in a migrant solidarity event billed as the symbolic storming of an EU closed to outsiders.
The main leaders of the right wing coalition likely to win Sunday’s Italian legislative election (L-R: Giorgia Meloni, Silvio Berlusconi and Matteo Salvini) at a joint press conference in Rome, Thursday.
The core of Europe – its 2,000-year-old Christian civilization – is under constant attack by the ‘’new ideologies of the European Union’’, a conference in the Irish capital has heard.
Former UKIP leader and Brexit architect, Nigel Farage, created a stir in Dublin this past weekend, appearing as the headline speaker at a conference on Ireland’s exit from the EU, much to the chagrin of the nation’s europhile political and media establishment.
On first appearance, it could be any London hipster café; quirky decor and a young urbanite staff and clientele.
Miloš Zeman, the 73-year-old eurosceptic incumbent threatened with ouster by liberal opponent, Jiří Drahoš, has this afternoon secured another 5-year-term as president of his Central European nation.
Hundreds of French youth took to the streets of Paris Saturday evening for a dramatic torch-lit procession in honor of Saint Geneviève, a fifth century saint credited with saving the city from the invading armies of Attila the Hun.
Prague, Czech Republic Voters in the Czech Republic go to the polls this weekend to elect the president that will represent their country for the next five years.
Dublin, Ireland – There was no shortage of festive cheer in recent days on Grafton Street, Ireland’s premier shopping street, as tens of thousands thronged the iconic thoroughfare in the busy run-up to Christmas.
In spite of finding itself in the firing line of Brussels’ political elite, Poland’s conservative Law and Justice Party shows no signs of capitulation – and is maintaining popular support if recent polls are to be believed.
A long-approved march opposing the spread of Islamic radicalism across Europe was outlawed only hours before it was due to commence this past weekend, under the pretext that police could not guarantee law and order faced with leftist counter-protestors.
A never-before published prophecy attributed to Pope John Paul II has been revealed by a close confidant of the former pontiff during a memorial lecture on his life, the contents of which could cause scandal within the increasingly politically-correct Vatican.
Details are emerging of an incident which took place in Verdun, France, last Friday (November 10th), during which two men entered a Carmelite monastery, asked to see the chapel and proceeded to disrupt evening prayers by praying aloud in Arabic, warning the nuns present that they must convert to Islam.
https://www.facebook.com/nigelfarageofficial/videos/1512876415426623/ Two and a half minutes of speaking time was all it took for Nigel Farage to cause squirming in seats this afternoon in the European Parliament (Strasbourg) during a debate on financial transparency and the recently published ‘Paradise Papers’.
Billionaire Czech businessman, Andrej Babiš, has led his populist and Eurosceptic ANO party to victory in this weekend’s Czech legislative elections.
‘’To us, Europe is a Christian continent and we would like to keep it that way, and although we may not be able to preserve all of it, we would at least like to save the little slice of it that the Good Lord entrusted to the Hungarians.’’ – Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán.
Polish PM, Beata Szydło s Support For Event Marking Feast of Our Lady of The Rosary, Commemorating Historic Victory That Saved Europe from Ottoman Turks in 1571 Hundreds of thousands of Poles took part in a massive prayer vigil Saturday, forming a human chain which spanned the length of the nation’s 2,200-mile border – through forested wilderness and snowy mountain crossings, along river banks and coastal beaches.
Total shock, no concession speech prepared, Clinton reveals, in European interview.
Supermarket Giant, Lidl, Faces Backlash and Customer Boycott for Editing Iconic Crosses from Range of Food Packaging.
The iconic image is known the world over; brilliant white stone buildings atop a cliffside village on the volcanic Greek Isle of Santorini, the bright blue domes of an orthodox church contrasting with the dark volcanic rock of this ‘’honeymoon’’ island in the Aegean Sea.
Campaigning in the eastern state of Saxony ahead of next month’s federal elections, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was booed, heckled and shouted at, Thursday, by protestors angry at her open borders migrant policy and its transformative effects on Germany.
Residents of Ventimiglia, the last Italian town before the Franco-Italian border, are up in arms over plans to build a second migrant camp in their picture postcard locale.
Viral video shows hundreds of Africans celebrating in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, having successfully crossed from Morocco into the Spanish territory early this morning.
Generation Identity’s ”Defend Europe” mission outsmarts Antifa and ‘’no-borders’’ flotilla waiting in Sicily – with last minute strategic decision to embark from Cyprus.
Viktor Orbán’s government retains its strong lead over opposition parties ahead of next year’s Hungarian elections, a newly released poll shows.
A passionate grassroots campaign by local residents has forced the last-minute abandonment of plans to settle some fifty migrants in an historic French village.
Sleepy Domrémy-la-Pucelle, located in the bucolic Vosges countryside occupies an important place in the soul and history of France.
“The question of upcoming decades will be whether Europe will continue to belong to Europeans.
Extraordinary video footage, taken in Nice, Monday morning, shows the latest stream of migrants arriving into France from Italy – some 150 African men led by pro-migrant activists through the city.
Only days after 2,771 migrants were removed from street squats in Northern Paris, hundreds of new arrivals have already taken their place, with dozens arriving to set-up camp as street cleaners were still hosing down pavements.
Nation’s heroes evoked as huge crowd marches in defiance of government abortion plans.
Down Syndrome advocate and TED Talk star, Karen Gaffney, addressed a huge crowd at a pro-life rally in Dublin this weekend, taking to the stage to deliver the message that all human life has value and should be protected.
At first glance, it looks like it could be a sign at the entrance to any swimming pool or bathing area, a pictogram in red and white stating prohibited activities; no horseplay, no consumption of alcohol, no smoking, no ball games.
Not Islamabad or Karachi but Italy.
Heroes’ Square, Budapest – In a speech to over 1,200 new recruits to his country’s border patrol agency, Hungarian Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, declared this week that mass migration, ‘’thought to be unstoppable can indeed be stopped and can be turned back’’, Hungary being the prime example.
Marine Le Pen, President of France’s Front National has emerged victorious from the second round of voting in her northern French constituency of Pas-de-Calais, exit polls are indicating this evening.
The populist mayor of Rome, Virginia Raggi, has demanded that the Italian Interior Ministry suspend the arrival of further migrants into the capital.
The Czech Republic has joined its Central European neighbors in officially announcing a withdrawal from the European Union’s 2015 migrant resettlement program.
In a slightly embarrassing revelation for France’s new president, French satirical weekly, Le Canard enchaîné, is reporting that the lack of public interest for one of Emmanuel Macron’s first official functions was corrected with a simple phone call to state television – ordering a chief news editor to lose the wide-angle aerial shots and zoom in to exaggerate the size of the crowd.
Strong words, Wednesday, from Poland’s conservative prime minister, Beata Szydło, in reaction to EU threats to force her country to accept migrants or face massive fines.
In a city more accustomed to leftist marches, the sight Joan of Arc parading through Paris on a white horse made for an unusual spectacle, Sunday afternoon, as hundreds of Catholics, royalists and nationalists took to the streets of the French capital to honor the saint and to call for national revival.
In a bad week for French nationalists, Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, the dynamic 27-year old parliamentary deputy and niece of Marine Le Pen, has announced she will quit politics for ‘’political and personal reasons.’’ Citing primarily her wish to spend time with her young daughter, Marion Maréchal-Le Pen, is one of the most recognizable faces in French public life since being elected to the Assemblée Nationale at the age of 22.
Châteaudun, a small town in France’s agricultural heartland, has the curious notoriety of being a ‘ville miroir’, voting as an almost mirror image of the national electoral pattern.
Reports are emerging of torn – and therefore invalid – Le Pen ballot papers being received by voters ahead of tomorrow’s all important French presidential election.
Mystery surrounded the final event of Marine Le Pen’s election campaign this morning.
After months of polls and rallies, interviews and debates, the French presidential campaign wraps up at midnight tonight, followed by the customary media moratorium leading in to Sunday’s vote.
A head to head debate between presidential candidates, Marine Le Pen and rival, Emmanuel Macron, is taking place live across French television tonight.
The Gateway Pundit reports from a politically charged Paris, six days ahead of the historic French election.
Marine Le Pen looks set to shortly benefit from another high-ranking endorsement from the right, that of former parliamentary deputy and respected author, Philippe de Villiers.
The respected leader, founder of the ‘Arise France’ movement, would serve as French Prime Minister in a national government, Marine Le Pen confirmed this morning at a joint press conference.
