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An Afghan illegal immigrant was arrested in the French city of Bordeaux last Friday after attempting to stab several people on the street while yelling “Allahu Akbar.” The 22-year-old Afghan national living in France illegally was arrested shortly after 2

A “homemade bomb” using drain cleaner was found at a library in the Finnish town of Lapua this week during a talk on trans children.

A school handbook by an “anti-hate” group has declared Canada’s former flag, the Red Ensign, a “hate-promoting symbol.”

A mob of around 80 pelted the building with projectiles and fireworks following the arrest of a man at a local football match. 

Farmers protesting plans to reduce emissions that could put many out of business have continued blocking supermarket distribution centres.

A man was arrested by police in Sweden after allegedly making “Nazi gestures” in the middle of an LGBT Pride Parade. 

The EU Commission vowed to create a new emergency plan to reduce or remove Russian energy products, including pushing for more renewables.

Four Swedish political parties have announced their support for a change to the country’s constitution that would guarantee women the right to have abortions. The Liberals, Centre Party, Greens, and the centre-right Moderates have all come out in support of

A Swedish lawyer has been convicted by a court in Halmstad for tampering with evidence by planting a deactivated firearm to help get his client acquitted in a shooting case.

Judges of the Constitutional Council will rule on whether a transitioned person will be eligible for medically assisted reproduction.

Spanish police say they have identified at least a hundred far-left extremists who descended on Madrid to disrupt this week’s NATO summit. 

A study has revealed that over 35,000 girls in Belgium are either victims of female genital mutilation (FGM) or are at risk.

The suspect in the Oslo shooting that left two dead at a local gay bar is said to have had direct contact with an Islamist group.

A 19-year-old people smuggler has been sentenced to seven years in prison for his role in the deaths of two Syrian illegal immigrants.

Two of the four people convicted by a Swedish court in connection to Easter’s Qur’an burning riots will be deported.

The European Union law enforcement agency Europol has announced that it has identified several trafficking schemes directed toward vulnerable refugee women from Ukraine leading to sexual and labour exploitation. The police agency was able to identify various trafficking schemes online,

Bomb threats targeted cities across Austria on Monday as the trial for an Islamic hate preacher began in Vienna.

A Spanish judge ruled an eight-year-old can change the gender on their birth certificate, saying they are sufficiently mature to decide. 

Two young Muslims who plotted a terrorist attack in Italy both avoided jail as one was sentenced to house arrest and the other was released. 

Finnish Chief of Defence Timo Kivinen warned Russia that his country has been preparing for an attack and would offer stiff resistance.

European gas prices have risen substantially this year but one expert has predicted that costs could double or even triple by year’s end. 

Swedish action film star Dolph Lundgren has decried the number of rapes in his home country, claiming Sweden cannot protect women.

A study of Jewish populations in twelve European countries found that Jews living in France were the most fearful for their own safety.

A poll released this week found that 65 per cent of the French public believe the country has seen too much immigration.

The Austrian government has scrapped a law that would force residents of the country to be fully vaccinated against the Wuhan coronavirus.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his use of the Emergencies Act, saying unvaccinated Canadians had accepted the consequences.

Non-Ukrainians who fled in the wake of Russia’s invasion should go home rather than claim refugee status in France, the country said.

While the vast majority of Europeans support sanctions, less than half do if they mean price rises, which experience suggests they are.

So-called “home abortions” are on the rise in Sweden despite overall abortion numbers declining as more and more Swedish women have their abortions performed at their own homes, rather than a clinic. In 2021, Sweden saw around 33,700 abortions performed

Members of President Macron’s party have signalled a willingness to work with Marine Le Pen in the French parliament to pass legislation. 

Concerns have grown in Sweden about children sent abroad and placed into forced marriages over the school summer holidays.

The French populist announced she will be focussing on work in parliament itself after the RN outperformed expectations, winning 89 seats.   

A 19-year-old Iraqi national who was sentenced to two years in prison for transporting illegal immigrants claimed that he was offered passage to the United Kingdom by a people smuggler in return for driving the migrants. 19-year-old Ali Mohamad was arrested

A 22-year-old with prior convictions for a bombing has been arrested in Sweden’s multicultural Malmo over the killing of a 20-year-old.

The federal head of the German police union has largely blamed migrant-background youths for a mass brawl at a Berlin swimming pool.

Russia threatened action after Lithuania began to block sanctioned goods from travelling into the exclave of Kaliningrad.