Italian police officers arrested a Chinese woman at Rome’s international airport on Friday morning after more than five kilograms of cocaine concealed in Chinese fortune cooky packages were found in her luggage.
Ceuta residents are protesting nightly, tearing down and even burning migrant tents, and engaging in tense standoffs with pro-migrant NGOs.
The Treasure of Villena, a unique Bronze Age trove, was stolen from a Spanish museum on Thursday in a rapid, four-minute long heist.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Wednesday announced the deportation of a Venezuelan colonel accused of torturing and repressing dozens of dissidents during the rule of Nicolás Maduro.
Angry Bengali Muslims living in Venice are threatening to stage a strike after local authorities denied a permit to build a controversial mosque in the historic Italian city’s mainland borough of Mestre. Islamists say the action is unfair and defies their rights to freedom of worship wherever followers gather even if they are in the minority.
Two people were killed and at least ten more were left injured Wednesday night after a man crashed a car into a group of people at the northern French city of Caen.
The United States Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) on Tuesday announced that U.S. forces struck a drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean, killing four narco-terrorists.
The Assembly of the Cuban Resistance (ARC) called upon the E.U. to stop financing the communist Castro regime and help Ukraine instead.
Hundreds of Ceuta residents on Tuesday staged a peaceful protest against the Spanish government over its plans to shelter invading migrants in several local facilities and public sports centers. The protest was organized by local communities who are fed up
At least 14 newborn babies died on Wednesday morning after a deadly fire broke inside a hospital in Islamabad, Pakistan. According to international outlets, the deadly blaze erupted at 06:45 a.m. (local time) after an air conditioning unit exploded inside
Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, son of Brazil’s socialist President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, lives a luxurious life in Madrid that only the top 0.8 percent of Spaniards can afford, according to a report by the Brazilian outlet Poder 360.
Haitian gangs killed at least 47 people and injured more than 22 in a brutal massacre inside a church on Sunday night.
Songs created with the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) have been banned from Australia’s music charts as a new prohibition enforced by the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) launched this week.
France and Saudi Arabia reached a $7.2 billion agreement for the construction of three theme parks near Paris — one of which will be inspired by the widely-famous Japanese franchise Dragon Ball Z.
The Chinese embassy in the Dominican Republic on Sunday accused its American counterpart of spreading “defamatory” remarks by sharing statements made by a U.S. official warning of the potential security dangers that come with using Chinese tech.
Brazil’s President Lula da Silva and conservative Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro are “technically tied” ahead of October’s presidential election.
The Italian government detained and fined a ship operated by the German migrant delivery NGO Sea-Watch, Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi announced on Sunday.
Ceuta’s hospitality industry is on the brink of collapse as a result of last month’s massive illegal migrant invasion of the Spanish enclave, local hoteliers warn.
A Peruvian radio newscaster went viral on social media for maintaining complete calm as an earthquake struck Peru on Thursday afternoon.
Cuban communist regime officials documented twice as many deaths as births in Cuba during 2025, outlets reported on Friday.
A Hong Kong court on Friday convicted two pro-democracy activists on “incitement to subversion” charges for organizing peaceful vigils in memory of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) on Friday charged a Russian-Australian dual national for attempting to disclose information about Ukraine’s military activities to Moscow.
Security Minister of Argentina Alejandra Monteoliva detailed that 4,000 tons of cocaine are being produced in South America per year.
Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison announced that it seeking $1.5 billion in damages through international arbitration proceedings launched against Panama on Wednesday over the loss of two key Canal contacts this year.
A controversial priest known for his extremely pro-illegal migrant actions has been removed from pastoral services in Tuscany, the Holy See confirmed Thursday to Italian outlets.
Spain’s socialist government is preparing the “urgent” mainland transfer of more than 500 unaccompanied minor migrant girls that entered Ceuta during the late July mass invasion of the enclave.
Agents of Cuba’s communist Castro regime infiltrated a recent international sports event in the Dominican Republic to prevent Cuban athletes from defecting, the local newspaper Diario Libre reported on Tuesday.
Conservative President of Colombia Abelardo de la Espriella on Tuesday presented a dossier containing 80 complaints and allegations of corruption against the preceding administration of Marxist former President Gustavo Petro.
French President Emmanuel Macron officially promulgated France’s controversial new assisted dying law on Wednesday morning.
The Swiss government plans to resume the transfer of alleged asylum seekers who entered E.U. territory through Italy back to the neighboring nation by the end of August.
Marxist former President of Colombia Gustavo Petro this week suggested that Swedish DJ Avicii was allegedly killed as part of a conspiracy to protect Jeffrey Epstein.
Colombian superstar Shakira on Monday announced a $1.25 million pledge to help rebuild ten schools and a university in one of the regions most affected by last week’s devastating earthquake.
A high school student in the Philippines killed a fellow student before committing suicide in a livestreamed Tuesday morning school shooting.
A staggering 191 percent surge in illegal migrant arrivals at Ceuta preceded the massive late July invasion of the exclave, Spanish government authorities documented Monday.
Cuba’s communist regime allegedly attempted to kidnap a group of Cuban athletes who recently defected in the Dominican Republic, the athletes denounced to 14 y Medio over the weekend.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro kicked off their respective campaigns Sunday ahead of the upcoming October elections.
Hundreds of illegal migrants that stormed Ceuta staged a protest on Sunday demanding the Spanish government grant them immediate asylum benefits including – but not limited to – food, shelter, medical treatment, and freedom of movement to mainland Spain and beyond to the rest of Europe.
Spanish Health Minister Mónica García on Sunday denied the collapse of Ceuta’s healthcare system following the recent migrant invasion of the city — attributing such claims to alleged “xenophobic” messages linking illegals with disease.
Former President Gustavo Petro confirmed that he intends to travel out of Colombia after getting the required Congressional authorization.
The government of the Dominican Republic on Thursday expelled nine officials from the Cuban embassy in Santo Domingo.
