‘A Traitor is a Murderer’: Kyiv Recruitment Centre in Hot Water over ‘War on Draft Dodgers’ Rant
New statistics about attacks on recruitment sergeants in Ukraine prompted a rant against “traitors” by a Kyiv recruitment office.

New statistics about attacks on recruitment sergeants in Ukraine prompted a rant against “traitors” by a Kyiv recruitment office.

Bar in Switzerland where 40 people died on New Year’s Eve had missed its annual fire and safety inspection every year for five years.

Germany’s intelligence agency hoovered up Obama’s chats for several years, allegedly without the knowledge or permission of the government.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky appointed ethnically Ukrainian former deputy Prime Minister of Canada Chrystia Freeland as his new economic advisor on Sunday.

Deep state will play dirty and even break the law to keep Brexit’s Nigel Farage out of power because they believe they are “fighting fascism”.

Caracas rocked by explosions in the early hours of Saturday morning, with maduro calling for full mobilisation to repel “imperialist attack”.

Farmers, the very constituency from which the Conservatives’ self-image and legitimacy flows has abandoned the party, poll finds.

Two Syrian migrants who allegedly attacked and cut up the face of an American tourist have, months later, been charged by prosecutors.

Fire in basement bar in an upscale ski resort confirmed to have killed 40 people, with identification of the burned to potentially take weeks.

The British government is dominated by a self perpetuating and power-hungry “stakeholder state” undermining democracy, says a former top aide.

European Court of Human Rights has re-opened the case of Shamima Begum, the “ISIS bride” who was stripped of British citizenship.

At least “several dozen” killed and around 100 people are seriously injured after a fire at a New Year’s Eve party in a basement nightclub.

Over 1,000 women were sexually assaulted and raped across Germany’s major cities exactly ten years ago today.

An Afghan-background male has been arrested after staff and patients were assaulted with a metal bar at a hospital in north-west England.

Top executives implicated in “culture wars” controversies rewarded by the British govt by being handed top Royal honours, a report notes.

Radical blogger Alaa Abd El-Fattah has issued something of an apology after his arrival in the United Kingdom sparked major controversy.

U.S. doubles down on sanctioning UK and Euro-citizen pro-censorship activists, as anti-“hate” NGO boss launches fight against deportation.

Starmer hailed achieving “top priority” with arrival of El-Fattah from Egypt, with critics highlighting activist’s writings against Britain.

Bid to get young and diverse people into the Army will see UK offering a ‘gap year’ from 2026, as a years-long recruitment crisis rolls on.

Considerable majority of Britons believe Labour “unfairly neglects those living in the countryside” and prioritises urban issues, says poll.

In-between messages about family and faith, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed the “Godless” and inhuman Russians.

Epping, which saw protests after a girl was sexually assaulted by a boat illegal, won’t have a permanent migrant plantation forced on it.

Five UK and Euro agents of the “global censorship-industrial complex” have been sanctioned by the U.S. government and can be deported.

A German Army colonel has resigned after presiding the unforgivable faux-pas of a military Christmas party hearing their own national anthem.

There is “cause for cautious optimism”, say the Free Speech Union as the UK College of Policing moves to all-but-abolish NCHIs.

Westminster intensifying attacks on rural life, with plans to further restrict shotguns and to eliminate the vestiges of rural sport.

The idea that migration creates risks is a “creation” and Britons should not demonise migrants, the new head of the equality watchdog said.

Russian investigators are considering a link to Ukrainian military intelligence after a top Kremlin general was killed by car bomb on Monday.

Talk of imminent war stalks the discourse in the United Kingdom, yet even the legacy media is reckoning with the reality that many young Britons feel the government has actively sabotaged their interests and are wondering why they ought to risk their lives for such a state.

The Global War on Terror-era head of the NATO alliance now hoards food against the possibility of the “lights going out”, he has said.

Three people arrested after protesters attempted to break into a prison where banned terror org Palestine Action is holding a hunger strike.

Police, who held a line at the very gate of the European Parliament in Brussels, Belgium were pelted with potatoes by angry farmers.

NATO Member Estonia has accused the Russian Federation of infiltrating a small group of security agents into its territory.

Europe pulled in two directions over whether to approve a financial structure using frozen Russian assets to enable a mega loan to Ukraine.

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK has overtaken the once dominant Labour Party on its way down as it haemorrhages members.

A counter-proposal to the Ukraine War peace deal would see the country join the European Union by January first 2027, a report states.

School headscarf ban passed by the Austrian government, defying months of opposition by “Islamist influencers”.

If NATO fails to “stop a war before it starts” by deterring Russia it will be a conflict on the scale of the Second World War, Rutte warns.

U.S. reacted to rejection of Donbas land swap by pitching a “free economic zone” created by withdrawing Kyiv-loyal troops, Zelensky said.

Faith in parties, media, and many state institutions at rock-bottom in Germany, with many saying they feel they could make better decisions.
