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Just over a decade since German Chancellor Angela Merkel initiated her “open-door” policy on unfettered mass immigration that flooded Europe with hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants, the cry of “enough” is finally being heard.

KitKat bars may be hard to come by in Europe for the Easter Bunny this year after thieves stole a massive 12-ton shipment of the popular “crunch” version of the product this week.

Pope Leo XIV urged residents of the cosmopolitan Mediterranean principality of Monaco on Saturday to use their wealth, influence and Catholic faith for good, especially to uphold Catholic teaching on protecting the sanctity of life.

A teenage migrant from Senegal has reportedly been arrested for allegedly attempting to set off a homemade bomb outside of a Bank of America building in central Paris.

The USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s largest aircraft carrier that has been part of Middle East war operations, arrived at the Croatian city of Split on Saturday, the US embassy said in a statement.

Yemen’s Houthi rebels announced their entry into the Middle East war on Saturday by launching a ballistic missile towards Israel, as the world struggled to contain the economic damage of a conflict now entering its second month.

Former EU border force chief and current Member of European Parliament Fabrice Leggeri faces a judicial investigation in France over complaints logged by far-left open borders activists over alleged pushbacks of migrant boats in the Mediterranean.

By his own admission, Andrew Garfield believes watching Harry Potter movies harms transsexuals … and went ahead and did it anyway!

A woman in the United Kingdom proved that the U.S. is not the only country susceptible to government fraud as she was caught ziplining and surfing in Mexico while claiming she was disabled and bilking the British government of more

The man who beat up a “very close” female friend of Barron Trump has been jailed for four years after being reported to London police. 

A Russian man busted for beating up his girlfriend — turned in to police by President Donald Trump’s son Barron — was sentenced Friday in a London courtroom to four years in prison

The government of Slovenia began fuel rationing measures this week amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, supply chain issues, and fuel tourism from neighbouring countries in Europe.

Author J.K. Rowling celebrated the International Olympic Committee (IOC) banning men from women’s sporting events. 

The campaign to prevent Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz continues with raid on country’s “primary” sea mine facility, Israel has said.

Restrictions on Japan’s coal-fired power plants were relaxed Friday as the Asian industrial giant seeks to ease an energy crunch caused by the Middle East war choking oil supplies.

The Supreme Court of Finland, in a 3-2 vote, convicted Christian Democrat MP Päivi Räsänen on Thursday of “agitation against a population group” over a 2004 publication critical of homosexuality.

Noelia Castillo Ramos, the 25 year-old Spanish gang rape victim from Barcelona who lived a troubled life, died by euthanasia on Thursday evening.

Germany has said it wants to field hundreds of unmanned fighter jets by 2029, and considers a range of German, European, and US projects.

Municipal police should be disarmed in the multicultural Saint-Denis suburb of Paris, the city’s recently elected radical Mayor Bally Bagayoko said this week, despite the history of violence and unrest in the area.

Thursday on “The Alex Marlow Show,” Lt. Col. Allen West talked about Europe. West said, “Domestically, they are beholden. They’re being held hostage to Islamic jihadism. Especially in the United Kingdom and especially in France.” The Alex Marlow Show, hosted

Britain’s Secretary of State for Defence subjected radio listeners to dead air on Thursday morning, as well as obfuscatory non-answers.

There are up to a thousand “no-go zones” across Europe and thousands more “sensitive” neighbourhoods as a result of decades of mass migration policies and the failures of multiculturalism to integrate disparate groups of foreigners into Western society, a report has found.

The flow of drones between Tehran and Moscow has reversed, after years of Iran supplying weapons for the war in Ukraine.

The IOC has now made it clear that men who identify as women are not eligible to compete in its women’s sporting events.

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday demanded an end to the conflict engulfing the Middle East, saying it is “high time” fighting stopped as it is “out of control” and threatens to subsume the entire world.

The International Organization for Migration (IOM) has reported that there are nearly a million migrants currently residing in the North African state of Libya, many of whom will undoubtedly attempt to cross the Mediterranean and reach European soil.

Soldiers who heard leadership predict they would be wiped out in a major war have been “summoned for a telling off” after singing about it.

Noelia Castillo Ramos, a Spanish 25-year-old gang rape victim from Barcelona, is slated to receive euthanasia Thursday following a lengthy legal battle by her father who sought to stop the procedure.

Spanish prosecutors on Wednesday ratified their request of a 22-year prison sentence for Jon Perurena, a high school teacher on trial for allegedly offering money to three minor students in exchange for sexual favors.

Speaking at a tech conference in Austin, Texas, Signal CTO Ehren Kret, criticized lawmakers for mandating age verification for technology platforms without accompanying privacy safeguards.

Today, the warning has gone forth that Donald Trump will decrease the number of stories about homosexuals and immigrants told (or in this case, not told) thousands of miles away in the Islamic Republic of Europe.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen’s Social Democrats suffered heavy losses in Tuesday’s general election as voters punished her neo-liberal cross-party government. With no bloc securing a majority, coalition talks with the Moderates as kingmakers are underway in Copenhagen.

British police arrested two men on Wednesday in connection with an arson attack on four ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity.

British military officers are embedded with CENTCOM in preparation for a long-term Strait of Hormuz freedom of navigation mission.

Spain’s socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez scolded the U.S. and Israel on Wednesday for their ongoing attacks on Iran, calling the conflict an “absurd, cruel and illegal” challenge to international law.

London’s far-left Mayor Sadiq Khan has complained that Britain is not safe with President Donald Trump in the White House and therefore the UK should seek to rejoin the European Union for protection.