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The leftist Labour Party government is reportedly considering talks with Caribbean nations on the issue of reparations for the British Empire’s role in the slave trade.

The flow of electricity between the Baltic countries of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania and Russia was officially severed Saturday morning after officials switched off the Soviet-era grid’s transmission lines and prepared to join the rest of Europe on Sunday.

The once illustrious Lancet medical journal is in full meltdown over Donald Trump’s repudiation of its favorite ideological projects, such as climate alarmism, global abortion funding, and “gender diversity.”

Court sentenced a Syrian national to three years in prison after finding him guilty of causing the death by negligence of a 3-year-old.

Spin doctor, consigliere to Iraq war architect Blair, and “Prince of Darkness” Peter Mandelson insists he does know how to be diplomatic.

British Health Secretary Wes Streeting has admitted that diversity ideology has led to “daft” measures at the National Health Service (NHS), including the proliferation of “anti-whiteness”.

Reform leader gets unusually sympathetic treatment in newspaper profile, calls politicians “wankers” while expressing empathy for Starmer.

Hungary will take legal action to shutter local non-governmental organizations and media outlets that take funding from United States agencies and other international sources, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Friday. He added the time had come to “eliminate these foreign networks.”

The Munich summit is a regular forum for global international security discussions which has taken on new significance amid the Ukraine war.

Germany’s failed green agenda is in the sights of leading leftist populist Sahra Wagenknecht as her upstart party laid out its campaign promises this week ahead of the federal election in little over two weeks.

Labour faces split over how to beat Farage, with faction complaining party has already gone too far in trying to appeal to Reform voters.

Athletic clothing company XX-XY Athletics shared an advertainment on Sunday, titled, “Real Girls Rock,” that went viral on X after author J.K. Rowling — who has been under attack by radial trans activists for years — shared the pro-women message.

The French government survived two motions of no-confidence launched by the far left, giving the Macronist establishment in Paris a brief reprieve from political disaster.

Elon Musk’s Tesla sales in Europe have taken a significant hit in the first month of 2025, with early figures showing a nearly 50 percent drop compared to the same period last year.

President Donald Trump’s 90-day freeze of foreign aid dramatically impacted the budget of BBC Media Action, a stand alone charity that uses media to allegedly promote global democracy alongside the BBC World Service.

A wave of antisemitic attacks has roiled Australia, with a dozen arrests for vandalizing or setting homes, schools, and synagogues on fire.

Migrant Crisis architect Angela Merkel again lashed out at her successor in German politics for moving away from the open borders paradigm.

The remains of the 24-story apartment building loom over North Kensington in west London, a constant reminder of the lives that were lost.

The first Mirage 2000 fighters promised to Ukraine by France’s President Macron arrived on Thursday along with their French-trained crews. 

A group of Labour Party MPs have reportedly joined to pressure Prime Minister Keir Starmer to get tough on migration to prevent the rise of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party.

Vice President JD Vance told Breitbart News during an exclusive interview at the White House on Tuesday that President Donald Trump recognizes his ability to “actually just do things” as president in ways that traditional politicians have not.

Legacy parties are “colluding” to cancel elections across the UK this year because they fear the rise of Reform UK says Farage.

Thousands of residents and visitors have already left Santorini, frightened by the hundreds of earthquakes.

No arrests after “kalashnikov” shooting on public transport lines being shut down to allow police to hunt suspects in subway tunnels. 

Police force data has shown that nearly half of all murders in the United Kingdom were committed with a knife or other sharp weapon over the past three years.

Swedish authorities increased the official death toll of the country’s “worst mass shooting” at an adult education school to 11.

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy arrived in Kyiv on Wednesday, bringing a new support package for Ukraine.

Two alleged home intruders were shot and killed around 9 p.m. Sunday night in Glengarry, Ontario, and both residents of the home have been interviewed by police and released.

Members of Germany’s top two populist parties, the AfD and BSW, have both been banned from this year’s Munich Security Service, which ironically justified the decision by claiming that populists did not believe in “peace through dialogue”.

Russia has experienced around one million casualties in its invasion of Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.

Greenland´s parliament bans political parties from receiving contributions “from foreign or anonymous contributors”.

Pope Francis denounced the “murderous practice of abortion” this week, asserting that “nothing is worth the life of a child.”

The Labour Party government in Britain is reportedly looking to create a “council on Islamophobia” in what critics warn may serve to usher in effective blasphemy laws through the backdoor.

Ukraine would need a million-man army and a nuclear deterrent to prevent future Russian aggression if it doesn’t join NATO, Zelensky said. 

President Donald Trump said on Monday that he wants Ukraine to trade “rare earths and other things” for continued American military and financial support.

Immigration rose to new heights in France last year amid growing calls from the populist National Rally for a referendum on immigration.

At least five people were shot at a school in Örebro, Sweden, Tuesday afternoon, despite the country’s stringent gun controls.