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.
Pro-Palestine activists suspected of involvement in acts of sabotage against military infrastructure in the UK are on hunger strike.
Poll-leading Reform UK will restore ancient, basic British liberties like right to trial by jury if elected, Nigel Farage said in response to the Labour government moving to abolish trials in most cases.
Left-led govt appears to have begun what may be process of softening up public for overturning largest democratic mandate in British history.
Reform now has a bank account, a modern day basic that had hitherto proven impossible in the cancel-culture infused financial sector.
UK gov follows up attacking Magna Carta by announcing it is postponing elections and inroducing a nationwide facial camera recognition system.
“Hundreds” of prestige Porsche sports cars have been disabled by their onboard satellite-linked anti-theft immobiliser system across Russia.
Labour astroturfing posing as grassroots anti-“Fake News” group worked to kneecap outlets threatening its globalist worldview, says report.
Ukraine war ‘peace’ talks were “difficult” but “necessary”, Russia’s Putin said, adding coming to a consensus on Ukraine “is no easy feat”.
France instructed regional governments to boost security at Christmas markets against terrorist attacks, including the deployment of soldiers.
Girl Guides Association and The Women’s Institute (WI) have confirmed they will step back from their “proudly trans-inclusive” stances.
Talks show Putin has no interest in peace and is stringing Western leaders along to achieve his own battlefield ends, Euro leaders said/
Russia would totally eliminate European opponents and be left with “nobody to negotiate with” if war came, Putin said in belligerent remarks.
Citizens want fresh elections, they could see Zelensky outed, and they will happen “immediately” after ceasefire, Ukraine’s ousted FM said.
Lammy defended plans to deprive suspects of a chance to be judged by their peers, insisting he has a superior understanding of Magna Carta.
The most senior military officer in NATO has spoken of the utility of “pre-emptive strike” as a “defensive action”.
UK Parliamentarian Tulip Siddiq has been sentenced in absentia for what a Bangladeshi court said was her role in a corruption plot.
Freedom under even greater threat as studies show a bench of magistrates far more likely to convict free speech defendants a jury.
UK finance minister “on the brink” just days after delivering national budget over what have been called “smoke and mirrors” and “tax lies”.
President Zelensky said he was acting to get ahead of “rumours and speculation” as he dismissed his chief of staff and lead peace negotiator.
New Culture Forum founder and former UKIP deputy leader Peter Whittle has died, his organisation said in a statement on Friday.
Peace negotiations risk disruption as top negotiator raided by Ukrainian anti-corruption police, apparently over nuclear energy kickbacks.
The UK govt argues that, for the greater good, juries should be largely abolished. Is the Star Chamber compatible with good government?
Reform launches campaign day after Reeves published budget, with Farage warning of a crisis so great it could collapse the government.
An Afghan migrant male has pleaded guilty to one count of rape of a child under 13 ahead of trial which triggered local protests.
Jurors told to put political views aside as they heard evidence on a raid on a factory where a female police sergeant had her back broken.
To present a credible deterrence against Russian aggression in Europe, France’s civilians must be “prepared to accept losing its children”.
UK changing border rules, with some who came in ‘Boriswave’ facing a 30-year wait to get Leave to Remain, but others will be fast-tracked.
“Doubts exist” whether UK prepared to defend acts of war and “grey zone” hybrid attacks, while work to rectify situation “glacial”.
