25 years ago, Britain’s Union Jack flag was lowered in Hong Kong for the final time, replaced with the yellow and red of Communist China.
While the German government prevaricates around its self-imposed energy crisis, citizens are taking matters into their own hands to keep themselves warm this coming winter with sales of cheap, reliable wood burners soaring in Europe.
Climate extremists from the Just Stop Oil group have glued themselves to artworks by Vincent van Gogh and William Turner, to blackmail the government into halting fossil fuel projects.
Inflation in countries using the euro set another eye-watering record, pushed higher by a huge increase in energy costs.
In an example of a tangible benefit of leaving the European Union, the United Kingdom is planning on cutting import tariffs on food products.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Friday made her first visit to the U.K. since both countries signed a free trade agreement.
The Dutch central bank apologized for the institution’s involvement in the 19th-century slave trade, the latest such expression of contrition.
A new allegation has emerged against actor Ezra Miller from a former friend who claims he harassed her in Germany. Meanwhile the woman whom “The Flash” star was filmed choking at a bar in Iceland has publicly spoken out for the first time.
Deputy chief whip Chris Pincher has resigned from his post following allegations that he sexually groped two men at a members club in London
The EU’s announcement on Wednesday that it will ban the sale of new fossil fuel cars bloc-wide by 2035 has been slammed by a populist MEP, who has argued it will cause “suffering” for “hundreds of thousands”.
Judges of the Constitutional Council will rule on whether a transitioned person will be eligible for medically assisted reproduction.
25 years ago, Britain’s Union Jack flag was lowered in Hong Kong for the final time, replaced with the yellow and red of Communist China.
Pope Francis met with a delegation of Orthodox Christians from the Patriarchate of Constantinople Thursday in which he condemned Russia’s “war of aggression” against Ukraine.
Police in Toronto, Canada, asked members of the public to help them find a “woman” with short hair, heavy facial hair, and a strong jawline on Thursday.
Customers can take their business elsewhere if they do not approve of the the implementation of gender pronoun nametags, Halifax Bank said.
A pair of female cyclists claim that transgender riders are still competing in British Cycling events despite a ban put in place by the organization in April.
Fresh off losing her defamation lawsuit to former beau Johnny Depp, actress Amber Heard faces new legal peril as authorities in Australia look to charge her with perjury over dog-smuggling accusations from 2015.
The head of the Vatican’s office for promoting Christian unity has accused Russian Patriarch Kirill of “heresy” for his defense of his nation’s war on Ukraine.
Caroline Russell, a Green Party politician in the UK, called on the Metropolitan Police to investigate anti-woke campaigner Laurence Fox over a tweet comparing the modern-day pride movement to fascism.
Pope Francis has once again condemned the Russian war on “dear and tormented” Ukraine, calling for prayers and aid for the besieged nation.
Boris Johnson’s government has confirmed that hundreds of Ukrainian soliders are being trained in Britain and pledged an additional £1 billion ($1,213,635,000) in militray aid to the country.
Spanish police say they have identified at least a hundred far-left extremists who descended on Madrid to disrupt this week’s NATO summit.
Populist firebrand Marine Le Pen has alleged that discussions on abortion in France, seemingly prompted by the recent Supreme Court decision in the United States, are being used to distract from the issue of mass immigration.
A medical trade union in Britain will lobby government to provide free abortions for Americans in the wake of the repeal of Roe v. Wade.
President Joe Biden made a pointed effort Thursday to criticize two branches of the American government during his trip to Europe.
The Russian Defense Ministry on Thursday announced its forces have withdrawn from Snake Island, which Russia occupied on the first day of its war against Ukraine.
Sweden plans to send additional military support to Ukraine, including anti-tank weapons, support weapons and demining equipment.
Britain’s socialised healthcare system has reportedly removed the word ‘woman’ from an online advice page for those impacted by menopause.
Deportations of rapists, murderers and burglars have fallen to an all-time low thanks to legal challenges based on human rights law.
President Joe Biden said Thursday that American drivers should be prepared to pay more for gasoline until Russian President Vladimir was defeated in Ukraine.
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki visited the border area on Thursday to mark the completion of a new steel wall.
The lone survivor of a team of Islamic extremists who attack Paris in 2015 was convicted Wednesday of murder.
Sadiq Khan has called for the United Kingdom to reverse the will of the people and rejoin the European Union’s Single Market.
Western leaders who mocked Russian President Vladimir Putin’s propensity to be photographed topless have been met with the riposte they would look “disgusting” if they tried to emulate his bare-torso bravado.
A study has revealed that over 35,000 girls in Belgium are either victims of female genital mutilation (FGM) or are at risk.
The UK’s publicly funded healthcare system is not properly questioning its “transgender” patients before surgery, a former “transgender woman” has alleged.
World Health Organization chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Wednesday turned on the U.S. Supreme Court over the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, calling the move “a setback” that would ultimately cost lives.
Britain plans to cut mainland Europe off from its supply of North Sea gas should severe supply shortages emerge due to ongoing hostilities with Russia.
A cyberattack temporarily knocked out public and private websites in Norway in the past 24 hours, Norwegian authorities said Wednesday.
A flimsy boat sank off Libya’s coast, leaving at least 30 people including women and children missing and feared dead.
Canada’s communications regulatory agency, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) could force tech companies to “manipulate” their algorithms to favor Canadian content, according to CRTC Chairman Ian Scott.
