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More common sense from the east.

There will be a referendum on whether Hungarians want the EU to be able to force migrants on the country.

But prosecutors say there are "no grounds for allegations of terrorism."

Prime Minister: "Serbia must protect its national interests."

Latvia is planning a similar measure.

Just as it wants to fill the United States with Mexicans.

Opponents call it "shameful."

Hungary's constitution promotes cultural continuity.

South African farmers explore new options in Eastern Europe.

Mass migration "masquerades as a humanitarian issue."

The head of Russia's Federal Migration Service says, "multiculturalism has failed."

Razor wire fence will be 280 miles long.

Putin stands by the right of Hungary to defend its "European identity."

Agreement would involve "direct transportation" of migrants to the heart of Europe.

Reiterates that Hungary is being "invaded" by migrants as he is reelected president.

Meanwhile, the EU has just agreed to relaunch Turkey's bid for membership.

Even "refugees" think Europe's lax security is a mistake.

Country rejects EU's imposed refugee quota.

"Poland for the Polish."

He thinks lefties are importing sympathetic voters.

"Who in Europe voted to allow people to arrive illegally in their millions?"

Says non-Europeans threaten "European cultural identity."

Says his foundations help "uphold European values."

He says Soros does anything to undermine the "traditional European lifestyle."

Critics concede: "At bottom, the real source of Orban’s power is the popularity of his ideas."

Viktor Orban gives voice to Hungarians' desire to stay Hungarian.

Anti-immigration party wins an absolute majority in parliamentary elections.

They keep swarming in. Only Hungary has a plan to stop them.

Islam is "the rulebook of another world."

25,000 rally against "Islamic flooding."

Former assistant secretary of defense fears for the future of Europe.

"Calling us racists or xenophobes is the cheapest argument."

A determined opposition can force changes in policy.

You can e-mail your support, too.

Hungary shows how to stop illegal immigration.

Europa unbars the gates to her oldest enemy.

Viktor Orban says Europe is gripped by a "suicidal liberalism."

Polish media slanted reports on "migrant" demonstrations.

Viktor Orban: "If we allow everyone in, that is the end of Europe."

Says he is doing Europe a service by stopping refugees from leaving Hungary.

Chaos in Europe as Syrian refugees chant "I love Merkel."

The barrier is 108 miles long.

Help build the wall or lose your benefits.

He does not want "mass-scale" mixing of people with different religions.

An American finds a racial identity far from home.

Jared Taylor’s account of the Russian Conservative Forum.

"We would like to keep Hungary as Hungary."

15 of 24 rightist parties in Europe are "committed" to Russia.

Times asks readers to imagine a society where you must lie at every turn.

The Gypsy problem and its origins.

"I am the biggest nationalist in Russia," says Putin. Not all agree.

Foreign Policy reports on the Budapest conference.

Balanced coverage from the BBC.

Lefty journalist stands up for free speech.

American embassy stops just short of applauding Richard Spencer's arrest.

Jared Taylor's speech at the "forbidden" NPI conference.

Organizers insist the show will go on.

Jared Taylor is scheduled to speak.

The testament of one of the last great WASPs.

A promising shift to the Right.

Nationalists find inspiration in Russia, not the US.

A report from Ukraine and Hungary

Another "breakthough" on its way?

Jobbik won 20.5 percent of the vote in Sunday's elections.

Secession and independence movements are flourishing.

Pat Buchanan: "European Man is an endangered species. European Man is dying out."

Another way to fight population decline.

Journalist says they've become "the revolution's most commanding presence."

Hundreds killed this year in ethnic violence.

"Moscow has only just woken up, and Russians have only just started to recognize their identity."

Activists are hoping for a 30,000-strong turnout.

Russian economist: "We should brace ourselves for more social outbursts."

Even a liberal candidate says he's against "turning Moscow into a province of Central Asia."

Creation of Facebook group is being investigated as a crime.

They have the implicit cooperation of the police.