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A promotional video had too many crosses and churches; not enough poor migrants.

French counter-intelligence director: Right-wing groups “would like to spark inter-communal clashes.”

“What can you best invest in if not in your future generations?”

Russia needs 300,000 additional people per year just to reach net-zero growth.

Bringing in the nationalist party will help "represent voters widely across counties and political preferences."

Africans with special World Cup visas didn't go home.

Dozens of new mosques to be built in Russian cities.

"Far-right" party wins 18 percent of votes.

Signs of hope from Eastern Europe.

Where Europe is still European.

Hungary has one, America doesn't.

Orban: “We need Hungarian children.”

Gypsies must integrate or lose welfare.

Some fans are planning to file for asylum.

The government plans to spend $2.92 billion to show gratitude and respect to mothers and grandmothers.

Hungary is offering generous subsidies to parents who commit to having three or more children.

Viktor Orban promotes a Rome-Warsaw pact to save Europe.

That is why many countries have them.

An insider's story.

Hungarian government claims the Soros-founded university wanted only “political commotion.”

In countries that have not withdrawn, the pact is disrupting coalitions.

Populism has grown for 20 years.

They're an “obstacle” to protecting refugees.

200,000 Poles celebrate the restoration of Poland’s independence in 1918.

A basically sound country is beginning to crack.

Serbia got more illegal migrants than they bargained for.

Foreign minister: Brussels wants to make Europe “a country of immigrants.”

Population declined by 92,000 between January and July this year.

Orban says he will not change his policies.

Police deport migrants close to the border without due process.

Orban calls Macon “leader of the pro-migration parties in Europe.”

He wants to rival George Soros' foundation.

Serbian parents want their children educated in a Serbian culture.

It's like a $200,000 grant for a third child.

Rules are aimed at illegal Central Asian immigrants.

Merkel says preventing illegal migration is necessary so legal migration can continue.

"We can be called ‘populists,’ ‘nationalists,’ ‘racists,’ I don’t care — I care about my family, and about my country.”

"Does the survival of the West as a civilization require a ruthlessness the West no longer possesses?"

Viktor Orban: Hungary will not become a “country of immigrants.”

Orbán: "What the people want . . . is different from what their leaders want."

“If it’s another race, then it’s even worse."

"Across Europe, nationalist and far-right parties have made significant electoral gains."

Players must be protected against “discriminatory abuse.”

Possibilities are Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo.

Offenders will be punished with up to a year in prison.

At 1.45, the birthrate is still below replacement.

Eighty percent of Russians want to limit immigration from former Soviet republics of Central Asia.

An unapologetic defense of nationalism.

Soros' group complains of "an increasingly repressive political and legal environment."

Only when one immigrant returned to Poland "did she understand what it means to feel really safe."

An interview with Paul Gottfried.

"[Hungarians] don't want to become a minority in their own country."

Group's eastern European operations are moving to Berlin.

The 2018 AmRen conference is just one week away.

He says white South African farmers are true refugees.

Viktor Orban wins 67 percent of parliamentary seats.

Interview with a Ukrainian woman.

Serbia has one of the world’s fastest-shrinking populations.

Can Russia lead a return to nation and tradition?

Ukraine may be poor, but it is white.

Orban: “Those who do not stop immigration at their borders will be lost.”

High birthrates and immigration from Central Asia are fueling the population growth.

If Hungary becomes an immigrant country, “living standards achieved through hard work will be at risk.”

Poland’s birth rate is increasing, but it's still not up to replacement level.

WHO says it’s because of low vaccination rates.

With mass immigration, especially from Africa, “our worst nightmares can come true.”

That is why many countries have them.

NGOs that support migration pose a security risk to Hungary.

Opera directors say requiring Porgy and Bess to be black is racist and politically incorrect.

Government efforts to boost it have stalled.

Viktor Orban calls George Soros a “public enemy” and says he orchestrated mass migration into Europe.

Orban: “We see them [migrants] as invaders.”

A warning against romanticizing the East.

Polish government gets the same treatment as AmRen.

Border controls make Hungary one of the safest countries in the world.