Europe struggles with mass migration, crime growth and economic troubles
Following Vice President JD Vance’s By warning that Europe was at risk of “engaged in the suicide of civilization”, the continent has risen under the microscope in order not to largely manage to manage mass migration from mainly third world countries. Associated with this was a huge increase in violent crime and an economy in the absence.
Freedom of speech is under attack, since many complain of a two -level judicial system and, making things even more problematic, the European economy is not behaving as expected.
United Kingdom
The United Kingdom economy has remained stagnant in the last three years without a per capita income growth. “The country has pathetic performances, says Ben Habib, president of the great British political action committee, and former co-owy leader of reform UK.” The United Kingdom also worsened with Europe “.
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Parliament’s houses in London, England, Friday 23 September 2022. (Chris J. Ratcliffe/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Migration is now a national discussion point. Immigration increased between 1.2 and 1.3 million in 2022 and 2023, compared to about 800,000 before the pandemic. He is causing friction.
“The national set is now torn from shreds while unprecedented levels of mass migration transform parts of our country beyond recognition”, observed the conservative party of the conservative party Robert Jenrick into a column for the UK Conservative & Reformer Post. “We have imported ethnic and religious tensions, which means that conflicts on the other side of the world take place on the British roads”.
At the beginning of this week, the State Department said she monitored the case of a woman in Great Britain who was tried for having kept a sign that offers consultancy to women outside an abortion structure in the United Kingdom.
Fox News Digital reported The woman said: “Great Britain should be a free country, yet I was dragged through the court just for offering a consensual conversation … peaceful expression is a fundamental right – nobody should be criminalized for harmless offers to converse.”
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Violent assaults have also ruined many parts of the United Kingdom, compared to other members of the organization for cooperation and economic development (OECD), Scotland has exceeded the list with 1,487 assaults for 100,000 people, according to the data of the United Nations Office on drugs and crime. England and Wales ranked number three on the list with 730 violent assaults for 100,000 residents.
Fox News Digital previously reported That Great Britain was facing a crisis of freedom of speech due to the new left -wing government, too zealous policies and courts that gather on freedom of expression. Last August, the government warned its citizens to be aware of publishing content considered offensive and threatened imprisonment. The Crown Prosecution Service has published a warning on the Social Media X platform, which has been amplified by the official government accounts of the government, warning citizens “thinks before publishing!”
French President Emmanuel Macron arrives at the White House, Monday 24 February 2025 in Washington. (Manuel Balce Cneta/AP Photo)
France
The French economy has expanded in each of the last four years, but the growth rate has slowed down considerably. France also has a high level of debt that will make it difficult to grow rapid growth for the economy, says Venetis.
Migration is a continuous problem in France with an influx of 317, 000 immigrants outside the EU in 2022, compared to 222,000 in 2013.
Right politicians, like those of the national event, are highlighting the friction that the influx of people who do not want to integrate into French society. The leader of the National Marine Le Pen Rally, who until this week was a prominent candidate for the 2027 presidential elections in the country, has just received a prison sentence of two years from a French court, which has considered his party colleagues to appropriation of public funds. Le Pen defined the phrase a “death sentence” and said he felt “interested” just to prevent her from running for the presidency.
Violent assaults in France were classified near the center of the OECD list with 310 cases per 100,000 in the population.
The Vice President of the United States JD Vance turns to the public during the Munich conference at the Bayerischer Hof Hotel in Munich, in Germany, Friday 14 February 2025. (AP Photo/Matthias Schrader)
Germany
The German economy has been in recession in the last two years. In the meantime, the unemployment rate increased to 6.3% in March, from 5.9% last April. This is partly due to the prices of surgery and competition from China.
“People are not happy that unemployment is taking up again,” says Konstantinos Venetis, economist by Ts Lombard. He also says that statistics mask the paid hours of many workers in the workplace. “The amount of people on this status has increased considerably.”
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Migration increased to 1.6 million non -EU immigrants in 2022, compared to less than half a million in 2021.
The German right -wing populist of the Afd party prompted migrants to seek asylum and his message gained traction with the voters during the February national elections, where he arrived second with 20.7% of the votes. The winning party of the Christian Democratic Conservator was forced to adopt stronger immigration policies following the success of Afd with the voters.
The country had a relatively high number of violent assaults, ranking sixth on the OECD list with 630 cases per 100,000 people.
Italy
Giorgia Meloni is seen during a press conference. Giorgia Meloni, leader of the far right and of the National Party-Conservative Fratelli d’Italia (Fratelli Italia), commented on the party’s victory in the Italian elections, held on September 25, 2022, at the Principi Hotel in Rome. (Valeria Ferraro/Sopa Images/Lighthrocket via Getty Images)
The third largest EU economy has grown every quarter since the end of the pandemic, although, like many countries, the growth rate has slowed down.
At the same time, the level of debt in percentage of GDP dropped to 135% last year against 138% in 2022 when Italian First minister Georgia Meloni He took over.
Meloni has been attributed his harsh position on illegal migrants. In 2024, the number of migrants amounted to 67,317, falling by almost 60% compared to 157,651 of the previous year. The drop is at least partially due to an agreement between Italy and Albania to improve borders controls, creating legal ways to immigrate and dissuade illegal entry into the country.
Violent assaults were low at 110 per 100,000 residents.
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Poland
The Polish economy grew by 2.9% last year, slightly more than the estimated growth of 2.8% in the United States, all strengthening its defense sector and hosts an influx of Ukrainians due to the Russian-Ukraine war.
“Poland is a power and has national pride,” says Habib. “It’s a phenomenal country.”
The country also has a low level of asylum requests of 9,513 and 17,038 in 2023 and 2024, respectively. This is confronted with 237,314 in nearby Germany.
Polish farmers and other demonstrators meet in the center of Warsaw to protest against the climatic policies of the European Union and the Pro-EU government of Poland, Warsaw, Poland, on 10 May 2024. (Photo ap/czarek sokolowski)
The levels of asylum claims in Poland will probably remain low when Prime Minister Donald Tusk doubles on illegal immigration. At the end of last month (March) he temporarily suspended the rights of immigrants to claim asylum.
“I think it is necessary to strengthen the safety of our borders and the safety of the Poles,” said the president of Poland Andrzej Duda, who signed the account, as reported by Euro News.
Poland had the lowest violent attacks on the OECD list in two cases per 100,000
Hungary
The Hungarian Prime Minister and President of the EU Council Viktor Orban speaks while he attends the annual gathering of the League in Pontida, north of Milan, in Italy, Sunday 6 October 2024. (Ap Photo/Antonio Caranni)
The Ungheria economy has undergone a setback in 2023, but now it is recovering, with a growth of 0.4% in the fourth quarter of last year. Trading Economics Project analysts that the country will grow by 2.7% next year and 3.6% in 2027.
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Migration from the outside of Europe remained low at 57,000 in 2022 against 45,000 in 2023. Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban Recently he tweeted: “Don’t be afraid to be alone. When another 26 accepted the mass migration, we built a fence and we said no. Now, more and more prosecutors are saying exactly what Hungary said ten years ago, they realized that we were right.”
Violent assaults in Hungary ranked low with 124 cases per 100,000 people.
Fox News Digital Kristine parks contributed to this article.
