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The world order is “under threat in a way we haven’t seen since the Cold War”, the U.K. and U.S. spy chiefs warned Saturday.

Libya’s coast guard intercepted dozens of Europe-bound migrants on a boat and returned them to shore, authorities said Saturday, a few days after a shipwreck off the North African country left nearly two dozen dead or missing.

Leading leftist politicians in Britain have argued that new restrictions need to be enacted against social media platforms.

A shooting saw the perpetrator roam and fire a rifle for ten minutes, with police initially unsure whether the rifle was a prop or real. 

Indonesian police arrested seven people allegedly connected to an Islamic terror plot to attack Pope Francis during his visit to the country.

Pavel Durov, the CEO of popular messaging app Telegram, has publicly addressed his recent arrest in Paris, calling the French authorities’ approach “misguided” and expressing surprise at being held personally responsible for illegal activities on his platform.

Pope Francis has signed a joint declaration together with Indonesia’s Grand Imam Nasaruddin Umar, in which they denounce the “crisis” of climate change.

Former Labour councillor Ricky Jones has denied encouraging violent disorder in a speech at a ‘peace rally’ in August.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky used a meeting Friday with top United States military leaders and 50 partner nations to call for yet more weaponry even as the Biden administration confirmed it would rush another $250 million in security assistance to Kyiv.

The populist right isn’t in power but it’s their fault everything is going wrong, globalist thinktank says, blaming for low economic growth.

UFC fans anxiously await the next time Conor McGregor enters the combat sports arena. However, the Irish MMA legend seems to be signaling an entrance into a different arena, the political arena.

A member of the Royal Navy was killed in a night-flying exercise on Wednesday evening after a Merlin medium-lift helicopter made an emergency landing in the English Channel. The First Seal Lord Admiral Ben Key has spoken of the shocking

Canada’s left-wing New Democratic Party (NDP) on Wednesday announced it was withdrawing from the coalition keeping Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in power, a blow that could seriously threaten the already-embattled Trudeau’s grip on power.

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his support for Vice President Kamala Harris at a press conference on Thursday, saying he prefers her as the next U.S. president because he wants the Biden administration to continue, and because she “laughs so expressively and infectiously.”

LONDON -– UK prosecutors on Thursday said they were dropping a sexual assault case against Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein as there was no “realistic prospect of conviction”.

Top Eurocrat Michel Barnier is the new French Prime Minister, appointed 60 days after Macron’s disastrous snap election.

What do Prince Harry and Hollywood’s own Matt Damon know about the virtues of hard work? Can they offer insights into climate issues, global health, gun violence, and a way forward for all of humanity that defeats hardscrabble inequality once and for all?

An armed man was shot dead by German police early Thursday morning near the Israeli consulate in the southern city of Munich.

Mohammed and Muhammed: AfD gets list of all known 2023 gang rape suspects names, claiming it shows the vast majority are of migrant heritage.

Pope Francis once again insisted Wednesday that people should not substitute pets for children, praising Indonesia for its higher birthrate.

A New York Times article suggests Americans buy homes in Europe that are a “bargain compared with Manhattan.”

During a press conference at the Venice Film Festival for their new film “Queer,” director Luca Guadagnino and actor Daniel Craig were asked if there could ever be a gay James Bond onscreen.

Just a day after 12 migrants died, several dozen others were making another crossing attempt on a crowded vessel.

French ship navigating past NYC to harbor laden with Champagne, Cognac and jam under sail might recall a long-forgotten age of navigation.

High-profile Ukrainian ministers turn in their resignations, with Kyiv asserting this is part of a long-planned major government reshuffle.

Germany’s army rushed an Iris-T air-defence system into service on its own soil for the first time Wednesday having delivered several of the sophisticated systems to war-torn Ukraine to take down Russian rockets, drones and missiles mid-flight.

Pop icon Sir Elton John has been left with “only limited vision” after being partially blinded in one eye after a “severe” infection.

Climate radical Greta Thunberg continues to branch out into other areas of lpolitics, and has been arrested on a Palestine demonstration.

Australia’s “Raygun” is sorry for the backlash her widely ridiculed Paris Olympics performance delivered to the broader breakdancing community. Rachael “Raygun” Gunn, whose routine featured a move that mimicked a kangaroo hopping, made the comments in an interview with Australia’s

An editor at the Wall Street Journal noted this week that Canada’s assisted suicide regime has gone off the rails and is now the fifth leading cause of death in the country.

The anti-mass migration Alternative for Germany populist party was the most popular among young voters in Sunday’s regional elections.

At least 12 people, mostly women, have been killed in an unseaworthy boat attempting to gain access to the United Kingdom’s southern border.

An Irish teacher who rose to international attention for rejecting transgender ideology and so-called preferred pronouns has been jailed for a third time after allegedly violating a court order.

Afghanistan-heritage man arrested after car driven at speed onto sidewalk, suspect allegedly telling police he had acted “on Allah’s orders”. 

Ballistic missiles struck military academy and hospital in Ukraine, one of the deadliest attacks by Russian against a Ukrainian city yet.

The “neurological burden of climate change is becoming increasingly difficult to avoid,” writes Clayton Page Aldern, a former neuroscientist turned environmental journalist.

British government condemned for suspending around a tenth of the weapons export licences for UK companies selling equipment to Israel.