In Short

BeijingA video relayed on Twitter in April offers a rare glimpse into China's very discreet recruitment of Western pilots as it prepares for a potential conflict with the United States in the Taiwan Strait. "The instructor" betrayed a French accent in the snippets of these pilots flying somewhere in China.

FürstenfeldbruckSo far it has been dismissed as a malicious “conspiracy theory” that living space for asylum seekers would end up being confiscated in Germany. But this "theory" is sadly coming true. In the Bavarian district of Fürstenfeldbruck, not far from Munich, it is being implemented.

StuttgartGender toilets for those who do not know whether they are a man or a woman have long been considered good manners in "woke" circles, with authorities and institutions bending over backwards to accommodate every whim.

"Those of you who think vaccination kills people can use me as a test. If I die, you were right." These were the words from Doug Brignole, a bodybuilder, author and vaccine advocate. The 63-year-old died suddenly and unexpectedly on October 13.

BrusselsThe Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has singled out European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen for her "extraordinary commitment" to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, also known as the Great Reset goals.

The HagueThis summer, on very hot days, European citizens were bombarded with panic messages about "climate change". But when a cold record is broken in the same season, nary a peep. Not a word about it on the Dutch public broadcaster NOS' eight o'clock news and no tips on how to keep yourself warm.

Srpski KrsturPeaceful villages in Serbia are overrun by illegals who locals say are aggressive and destroy their property. Many are armed.

ParisThe Paris police prefecture has warned on its Twitter account against scams with false petitions, particularly targeting the many French and foreign tourists in the capital. These scammers sometimes ask for money.

AssenIn the "rainbow city" of Assen in the Netherlands, it is no longer possible to go shopping with kids. Cultural Marxism of the Frankfurt School was expelled from Germany in 1933, then settled at Columbia University in New York and is now coming back to Europe to take revenge.

BerlinPolicing language on immigration is the latest idea from the Greens, the Left Party and the SPD. The CDU/CSU, however, find the attempt to introduce "speech bans" on asylum issues problematic but have no means to stop such measures.