Weidel: “Refugees have to go back. There is no reason for them to remain”

Watch the full Insider interview: bit.ly/4eAwSeK

Poland, Hungary: France Riots Are Why We Have Border Control

“Perhaps it is now clear” why Central European states maintain strict border control to “preserve our continent as the most wonderful place in the world for our children and grandchildren”, national leaders say as the rest of the world looks on in horror at the failure of multiculturalism in France.

Trump: ‘Paris Is Going to Be a Muslim City Very Soon’ — ‘Close Up Your Borders’

Diversity Is Our Stench: Ceuta Awash with Feces and Trash

They must be eating well.

CEUTA, SPAIN - SEPTEMBER 28: Migrants remain in the makeshift settlements on El Trampolin

An intense Monday downpour at the Spanish exclave of Ceuta pushed feces and waste left by invading illegal migrants around the city’s drains and into the sea, local outlets reported.

‘Colossal Failure’: Limoges Mayor Claims National Police Ran Out of Ammo Amid City Hall Arson Attack

Close up shot of the fire of the bell tower of Limoges City Hall where during the demonstration on 17 October protesters set fire to the town hall in Limoges Haute-Vienne in the Nouvelle Aquitaine region of France on 17 October, 2026. (Photo by Elise Cabane / Hans Lucas via AFP)

The mayor of the previously sleepy French city of Limoges has accused Emmanuel Macron’s government of having failed to properly equip police, claiming that officers ran out of ammunition as rioters stormed City Hall and set the historic building ablaze.

Meloni Government to Deploy 500 Soldiers to Support Milan Police Against French-Style Youth Rioters

Too little too late…..

Anti-riot police clashes with demonstrators during an anti-government protest organized by the Italia in Piazza movement, at Piazza Duomo in Milan, on October 17, 2026. Inspired by recent protests in France and Spain.

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government in Rome is set to deploy 500 soldiers to the city of Milan to support local law enforcement after French-style youth riots broke out near the city’s Duomo Cathedral, resulting in widespread attacks on police and looting of high-end shops in the Italian fashion capital.

While the Council of Ministers will need to give final approval to the defence decree on Tuesday, Minister Crosetto said he has signed off on an “increase in military personnel to support the police forces in Milan.”

Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini described the move as a “victory” for his League (Lega) party, saying: “From words to deeds!”

MILAN, ITALY – OCTOBER 18: Protesters vandalize a shop during protests in Milan, Italy, on October 18, 2026. Groups threw stones, bottles, firecrackers and barriers at police officers, who responded with tear gas and water cannon, while shops were damaged and looted around the city center and a Carabinieri vehicle was destroyed. (Photo by Andrea Carrubba/Anadolu via Getty Images)

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