🇫🇷 France is the most unsafe country to live in out of all 27 member states of the European Union!

According to the Global Peace Index, France ranks 74th out of 163 countries in terms of "level of peacefulness".

This index measures the “state of peace” in three main areas, namely the level of safety and security in a country, the scale of ongoing national and international conflicts, and the degree of militarisation. Each country is rated 1 to 5 out of 23 categories of analysis, 1 corresponding to an excellent level of peace and security, 5 at the most serious. If we find criteria such as the perception of crime, the rate of incarceration, the impact of terrorism or political repression, elements inherent in global power status are taken into account, such as external conflicts, arms exports, and the possession of nuclear weapons. On these three points, France is credited with a score of 5 out of 5, the worst step.

According to the data presented by the think thank, France has a general “peace index” of 1.97 out of 5, and ranks 74th, on the same level as a majority of African, Asian and Latin-American states.

Sierra Leone, Ghana, Botswana and Namibia, Gambia, Tanzania, Zambia and Malawi rank higher on the index than France does.

The safest countries are Iceland, Ireland, New Zealand, Austria, Switzerland, Singapore, Portugal, Denmark, Slovenia and Finland.

Overall, the makers of the Global Peace Index note “a continuing decline in world peace, with many key indicators leading up to major conflicts that are higher than at any other time since World War II"

The think tank theorizes the idea of a “Great Fragmentation” that it defines as a “fundamental remodelling of the world order marking the emergence of a new geopolitical era.”

Many recorded active conflicts between States since 1945 (59), deterioration of world peace, internationalization of conflicts, “global economic impact of violence”, tripling of the number of “influential countries” on a global scale since the end of the cold war... according to the circle of thought, the reasons for this “fragmentation” are numerous and contribute to this decline.

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🇪🇺❌🇵🇱 When You Vote “Wrong”: EU Allies Push To Overturn Polish Election

Poland’s recent presidential election is now at risk of being overturned after the conservative candidate, Karol Nawrocki, won a surprise victory against the liberal favorite. Backed by the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party, Nawrocki defeated the liberal Mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, a close ally of Prime Minister Donald Tusk and his Brussels-aligned coalition.

But instead of acceptance, Nawrocki’s win has triggered a wave of resistance. Unlike in other EU countries—where electoral irregularities are tolerated if the “correct” candidates win—Poland now faces the prospect of having the vote annulled altogether. The Supreme Court has announced that it will issue a verdict on the election’s validity on July 1 after receiving more than 50,000 complaints.

Among the allegations are vote-counting errors, misattributed ballots, and unusually high invalid votes in districts where Trzaskowski had led in the first round. The ruling coalition has openly encouraged citizens to submit complaints, and some of its members are already calling for a full recount. PiS, on the other hand, says there is no basis to overturn the vote and accuses the government of trying to sabotage democracy after losing.

Adding to the controversy, the final ruling will be made by the Supreme Court’s Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs Chamber—whose judges were appointed during the previous PiS government. Although this chamber is legal under Polish law, the EU refuses to recognize it as legitimate, adding a distinctly European dimension to the internal conflict. This may well give Tusk and his Brussels allies an excuse to ignore the ruling if it does not go their way.

According to reports by RMF FM, prosecutors involved in reviewing the official complaints are already claiming the July 1 deadline “unrealistic.” They say thousands of complaints are yet to be read—let alone evaluated. Yet the Supreme Court President, Małgorzata Manowska, has insisted the ruling will be issued on time, unless “extraordinary events” intervene. She has even warned of potential attempts to breach the court building, suggesting that someone with authorised access might allow protesters in.

The pattern is unmistakable: when the people vote against Brussels’ agenda, the effort to delegitimize the result begins at once. There were no calls to redo elections in Romania despite multiple fraud allegations, because a pro-EU liberal won. However, in Poland—a country that has resisted Brussels’ ideological diktats on migration, judicial sovereignty, and gender policies—the possibility of cancelling the result is seriously being considered.

🔗 https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news/when-you-vote-wrong-eu-allies-push-to-overturn-polish-election/