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The current state of global food insecurity and famine is worse than the conditions that preceded the Arab Spring, the UN has warned.

An unrepentant Angela Merkel has refused to accept any blame for failing to prevent or indeed enable the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Bowing to pressure from protests from Muslim groups, a British cinema chain has pulled all screenings of a film over “safety concerns”.

The word ‘women’ has been removed from online advice centres for female cancers on the National Health Service’s website.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is facing the prospect of a no-confidence vote over providing aid to conservative Poland.

In yet another milestone, the number of illegal boat migrants that have landed in Britain has topped 10,000 since the start of the year.

Political correctness and fear of accusations of racism is preventing Islamic extremism being reported, a UK government advisor has admitted.

Education Secretary Nadhim Zawahi was forced to flee a university as he was berated by leftist activists over his views on gender.

Tony Blair has called on the European Union to make “significant” changes to how it views Northern Ireland in order to preserve the peace.

The leaders of the left-wing Labour Party have been served questionnaires from police who are investigating an alleged breach of lockdown.

The British government’s scheme to send illegal boat migrants to Rwanda is planned to commence on on June 14th, Priti Patel announced.

Olaf Scholz has been accused comparing radical climate change activists to the Nazis after he criticised black bloc protesters.

The BBC altered testimony from an alleged rape victim to fall in line with her transgender attacker’s preferred pronouns.

The EU agreed to embargo two thirds of Russian oil immediately with the aims of reducing imports by 90 per cent at the end of the year.

French president Emmanuel Macron and German chancellor Olaf Scholz urged Russian president Vladimir Putin to lift the blockade on Ukrainian grain in order to mitigate the growing global food crisis.

The Home Office admitted that the number of migrants waiting for a decision on their asylum claims rose by over 300 per cent in four years.

Omnigender, pangender, two spirit, and graygender are among the growing list of over 100 genders recognised by Britain’s bureaucratic state.

A Labour Party Member of Parliament (MP) has said that Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling is wrong on transgenderism, declaring that some women are “born with penises”.

MP Claudia Webbe has survived the prospect of facing an automatic recall petition after her sentence for harassing a women was reduced on appeal.

Gas rationing in Europe may be coming down the pike should Vladimir Putin follow through on his threat to cut off supplies to those who refuse to pay Russia in rubbles, the European Union’s energy commissioner has warned. This week,

Rumours, falsehoods, and hate speech should be suppressed by social media, according to a World Economic Forum “freedom of the press” panel.

The percentage of 16 and 24-years old identifying as either lesbian, gay, or bisexual in Britain has nearly doubled over a four year period.

The Conservative government of Boris Johnson will impose a 25 per cent windfall tax on oil and gas companies to provide public handouts.

Last year’s German elections in Berlin were so riddled with irregularities that six contingencies should redo their votes, an official said.

Shakespeare’s Globe theatre in London has added a trigger warning before a production of the Bard’s famed Tragedy of Julius Caesar.

The “partygate” report has called on Boris Johnson to take “responsibility” for failing to abide by his own covid lockdown rules.

China’s Alibaba is developing an “individual carbon footprint tracker”, the firm’s president said at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Swiss police officers bearing a “World Economic Forum Police” patch were filmed detaining American conservative journalist Jack Posobiec.

The migrant crisis has seen over 9,000 illegals reach Britain this year, while the government has downplayed the Rwanda removal scheme.

The legal age of smoking in Britain could reportedly be raised to 21 years old under a move from the nominally Conservative government.

Germany is reportedly preparing to institute gas rationing in Europe’s largest economy as Russia allegedly cut off shipments to Finland.

Distraught villagers staged protests this week against the Boris Johnson government’s plan to dump some 1,500 migrants in a camp in their community of only around 600 adults.

Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi appeared maskless in front of masked children during a visit to a middle school in Verona on Friday.

The EU has spent hundreds of thousands of euros on Drag Queen Story Hour-Esque performances for young people, Breitbart London can reveal.

European universities have collaborated on thousands of joint projects with institutions tied to China’s military, an investigation claimed.

New Zealand will begin handing out millions of checks to citizens in an attempt to fight inflation, despite increasing government spending.