The Italian coalition government under Prime Minister Mario Draghi has approved a new decree restricting the activities of unvaccinated people and creating what has been called a “Super Green Pass”.
Girls who do not like “pink ribbons and dollies” are being treated as transgender by the UK’s socialised healthcare system, a whistleblower has said.
Poland´s Prime Minister said starting in December the government will cut tax on fuels and energy to counter inflation.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage has slammed the Border Force, the Home Office, and Home Secretary Priti Patel as “not fit for purpose” after at least 27 migrants drowned off the coast of France attempting to reach the United Kingdom. While conservative grandee Ann Widdecombe has said that Britain must remove the “magnets” that draw illegals to come to Britain, including the illegal economy and the often rightly-proved assumption that to arrive in the UK is to remain, with little real danger of deportation.
The EU is set to blacklist firms involved with transporting migrants to Belarus for the purpose of destabilising the bloc.
A teen Tunisian ‘influencer’ took criticism after she posted videos online of her aboard a boat of illegal immigrants heading to Italy.
A frigate sailing off West African on an international anti-piracy mission killed four suspected pirates, and injured one.
The EU’s drug regulator authorized Pfizer´s coronavirus vaccine for use on children from 5 to 11 years old.
Irish Senator Gerry Horkan has stated that those who wish to “participate in society” must be vaccinated against the Chinese coronavirus.
The Norwegian postal service Posten has released an annual Christmas video featuring Santa Claus falling in love with another man to mark the anniversary of Norway’s decriminalisation of homosexuality.
Boris Johnson has slammed the French government for not doing enough to stop migrant boats from leaving France after at least 27 migrants died off the coast of Calais trying to get to the UK.
Czech President Milos Zeman was discharged Thursday from the Czech capital´s military hospital after his condition improved.
Istanbul – An Emirati general accused of torture was elected president of Interpol Thursday, despite the concerns of human rights organisations who fear the agency will be at risk of exploitation by repressive regimes.
A parenting campaign group has criticised the “deeply inappropriate” request from a school for pupils to wear a “yellow badge” to show they are exempt from wearing a mask, with many making a comparison to the yellow stars forced upon Jewish people in Nazi-occupied Europe.
French fishermen have vowed to disrupt the flow of goods to the UK within the week over a post-Brexit dispute over fishing rights in British waters. French fishermen have said that they will disrupt the supply of goods entering Britain
A dozen Conservative MPs have reportedly sent letters of no confidence against Boris Johnson as questions swirl around his leadership.
Australian troops will join a small force of police and diplomats bound for the Solomon Islands on Thursday as civil unrest continues across the tiny South Pacific nation.
Vice President of the Lower Austrian Medical Association Gerrit Loibl has suggested that the government should levy a monthly fine of up to €100 to anyone unvaccinated.
A report on policing practices in Rotherham has found that “many instances” of reported child sex crimes have gone unrecorded by police.
Dozens of illegal boat migrants have reportedly drowned in the English Channel after their small boat capsised while trying to reach Britain.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage remarked that “something has fundamentally changed in terms of this prime minister’s standing”, after Boris Johnson made a series of odd remarks about the cartoon Peppa Pig during a talk with the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), with insiders expressing concern over the premier’s leadership.
Swedens first ever female Prime Minister resigned the same day she was selected after the government lost a key budget vote in the Riksdag.
Today’s new Swedish Prime Minister lost her first major vote just hours after her appointment, failing to pass her governments budget.
The Swedish parliament has confirmed left-wing Magdalena Andersson as the first female PM, but trouble is already on the horizon.
The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) on Wednesday okayed offering children coronavirus jabs as approved for individual age groups, adding it should be done alongside the global priority of sharing of vaccines for all.
Australia on Wednesday listed Hezbollah as a terrorist organization in its entirety – banning the armed wing alongside the political affiliate.
Quarantine camps for the unvaxed. What had been dismissed as idle conspiracy is now coming horribly true in Australia’s Northern Territory.
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin has claimed that there may be as many as 700,000 migrants living in France who do not have valid residency papers.
Austrian ski slopes have been allowed to remain open while the rest of the country languishes in a 20-day lockdown.
The World Health Organization said that corona cases jumped by 11% in Europe last week, the only region with an increase since mid-October.
Prince William appears to have blamed rising populations, particularly in Africa, for the loss of wildlife, echoing comments he made in 2017 while his wife was expecting her third child.
The doubly vaccinated French Prime Minister, Jean Castex, has been forced to go into quarantine after testing positive for COVID on Monday.
Belarussian Dictator Alexander Lukashenko has demanded that either Germany or the EU take in 2,000 migrants.
Polish government official Stanisław Żaryn has predicted that the migrant crisis on the border with Belarus may last for a long time, adding that the conflict may be a “cynical ploy” orchestrated by Belarusian services facilitating the incursion attempts “to exhaust our soldiers and officers”.
At least 50 migrants who illegally crossed the English Channel have been bussed over 500 miles to a processing centre in Scotland, though one Conservative politician thinks they should be sent somewhere much farther away in order to deter illegal migration.
Australian Cardinal George Pell has come out against climate alarmism in the third and final volume of his Prison Journal, published this month.
The Dutch government introduced legislation to restrict access for unvaccinated people to bars, restaurants and museums.
Former British Supreme Court judge Lord Jonathan Sumption has warned that “Europe’s new wave of Covid authoritarianism” has exposed how easily society can be subverted by panic and fear.
Boris Johnson’s Conservative government will put Brexit at risk if it fails to cut taxes, Britain’s chief Brexit negotiator has warned.
A Polish Government Official has slammed reports by both CNN and the BBC on the ongoing Belarus Border Crisis.
