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“We want to be in the (European) Union, but at the same time we want to remain a sovereign state,” Kaczynski said.

A survey pitting outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel against current French President Emmanuel Macron for the head of the European Commission has revealed that many EU countries would support a Merkel presidency.

Pope Francis urged young people in Slovakia Tuesday to have the courage to dream of marriage and a family.

The crisis in the English Channel saw more illegal boat migrants cross from France last week than the entire year of 2019

Rap star Nicki Minaj sarcastically expressed her “love” for British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, after the UK leader and England’s Chief Medical Officer denounced her for spreading claims that the coronavirus vaccine causes impotence and “swollen testicles”.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has defended domestic vaccine passports, calling them a “game-changer”.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid has revealed the government’s “Plan B” if the Chinese coronavirus surges in the Winter, which includes mask mandates, working from home, and the possible introduction of domestic vaccine passports.

Two Algerian men have been convicted and sentenced in connection to the 2009 murder and robbery of a gay Belgian man after they had had sex with him.

Conservative MPs have warned that allowing children to override the wishes of their parents and be vaccinated against coronavirus could “pit parents against parents” and put too much pressure on children.

Pope Francis called for universal condemnation of anti-Semitism Monday evening in an address to Slovakian Jews gathered in Bratislava’s Rybné námestie Square.

The European Union’s radical green agenda risks sparking widespread political unrest as energy prices soar throughout the bloc.

Monday´s result means that currently all five Nordic countries now have left-leaning governments.

Afghan interpreters airlifted to Britain are having to be guarded because of “Taliban sympathisers” among the evacuees, reports have revealed. 

The Greek government implemented new restrictions on unvaccinated people, including barring anyone without a vaccine pass or a certificate proving recovery from coronavirus from some indoor venues.

A leading MEP has called for Brussels to speed up in efforts to craft a fully-fledged EU Army in order to rely less on the United States.

Painter Charlotte Johnson Wahl, the mother of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, has died aged 79.

Police arrested three Muslim men who engaged in a street prayer on September 11th using a loud sound system to broadcast the prayer.

Huawei was accused of “infiltrating” Cambridge University after members of the school’s Centre for Chinese Management have ties to Huawei.

One minute it is bringing you flowers, the next it’s punching you in the stomach.

Boris Johnson has suggested that Health Secretary Sajid Javid, who said that domestic vaccine passports are off the table, and Vaccine Minister Nadhim Zahawi, who said they were going ahead, are “both right” in the latest instance of unclear messaging coming from the government.

Twelve bishops at the increasingly woke Church of England have penned an open letter to the government urging them not to turn back illegal migrant boats coming from safe, EU member-state France, published by the leftist Guardian. 

Actress Lashana Lynch says that reactions to her being cast as an MI6 in the next James Bond film “No Time to Die” was “really mean,” “dark,” sexist, and reminiscent of segregation.

Chris Whitty announced on Monday that children from the ages of 12 to 15 years old will be offered coronavirus vaccinations in England.

The chief of the UK’s biggest union has warned that tens of thousands of people could lose their jobs under the government’s plans to enforce vaccination on care home staff and potentially for NHS staff.

The meeting Sunday between Pope Francis and Hungarian government ministers went far more smoothly than reported, the Sismografo revealed Monday.

A former aide to who triggered a crisis when he was identified beating up a protester goes on trial Monday.

The UK has canceled an agreement to buy at least 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine from the French pharmaceutical startup Valneva.

Launched her bid for the French presidency, Marine Le Pen promised to take on the “Talibanised” areas of France.

An Afghan arrested in Sadiq Khan’s London after allegedly raping and murdering a child in Austria entered the country after crossing the Channel on a migrant boat, according to reports.

Less than 24 hours after a leading government secretary announced the cancellation of plans to introduce vaccine passports for the end of this month, another minister has said that no formal decision had been made, and they “haven’t been ruled out forever”.

White males are the only demographic in Britain which saw a decrease in securing spots in universities, according to newly released figures.

The United Nations opened a high-level donors conference Monday with the call for the world to urgently send $600 million to help fund the Taliban’s self-declared Islamic Caliphate of Afghanistan over the next three months.

Australian Christian leaders in the state of New South Wales (NSW) say they do not attend to turn away unvaccinated churchgoers despite Canberra’s claimed mandate to do so.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson will head to Washington, DC, later this month and has scheduled in talks with President Joe Biden.

A six-year-old child was slashed in the throat by a Somali asylum seeker in Rimini, Italy, with four other women being stabbed.

Pope Francis ended his visit to Budapest, Hungary, on Sunday by praising Hungarians for their deeply Christian spirit.