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A tea company in Canada has caved to Marvel movie star Simu Liu after he accused the company of cultural appropriation after it introduced its version of a Taiwanese drink.

A former British Army soldier had admitted terrorism charges laid against him over fundraising and equipment meant for the Taliban.

An Israeli policeman was shot dead Tuesday and four other bystanders wounded when a terrorist launched an assault near Ashdod in the south of the country, local media outlets report.

Australia’s left-wing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has splashed out $4.3 million on an oceanfront mansion for himself and his soon-to-be-wife, boasting he earns a “good income” while also saying he knows “what it’s like to struggle.”

The EU imposed sanctions on Iran´s deputy defense minister, senior members of its paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and three airlines.

Britain’s PM danced around question of tax rises, his past as a high-flying lawyer showing in his explaining away the sleight of hand.

Populist Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has thrown a wrench into globalist plans to extend funding for the Ukraine war in an apparent bid to give Donald Trump negotiating leverage should he return to the White House.

Prosecutors asked for a prison sentence for a French citizen arrested on charges of unlawfully collecting information on military issues.

A top university in England has sparked backlash after giving students a trigger warning before reading The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer as seminal work contains “expressions of Christian faith”.

Four people have died in a car crash in France after their Tesla vehicle reportedly hit a road sign and caught fire, police said Monday.

Speculation has built for weeks over the presence of North Korean soldiers, and now Zelensky has acknowledged their presence.

A group of LGBTQ+ Catholics met with Pope Francis in the Vatican this weekend, during which they urged him to give his approval for “gender-affirming care,” which includes sex change surgery.

Apparently not content with merely policing speech on the internet or on the streets, the leftist Labour Party government in Britain is reportedly looking to pass legislation which would crack down on supposedly offensive comments made in pubs.

Three European men bought up tons of lottery tickets to win big in the Texas Lottery, and it was apparently not against the rules.

Spanish researchers have claimed that DNA and other analyses indicate that Christopher Columbus likely came from a Jewish family in Spain.

Nigel Farage’s right-populist Reform UK party has surged to a record high in a national poll as support for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s leftist Labour government has collapsed just over 100 days after sweeping to power with a large majority.

Ukraine’s human rights ombudsman urged international organizations Sunday to respond to a claim that several Ukrainian prisoners of war were executed in Russia’s Kursk region, where Kyiv had launched an incursion in August.

Poland will enact a temporary ban on asylum claims to “regain control and ensure safety” in the country, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.

Three men have been sentenced to a collective 34 and half years in prison for the gang rape of a 13-year-old girl, whom they lured off the streets of London to a flat where they forced themselves upon her.

An Orthodox Jewish girls school in Toronto, Canada, was raked by gunfire early Saturday morning for the second time in five months.

Alex Salmond, the former first minister of Scotland who for decades championed Scotland´s independence from the U.K., has died. He was 69.

Ukrainian military recruitment officers raided restaurants, bars and a concert hall in Kyiv, checking military registration documents and detaining men who were not in compliance, local media reported Saturday.

Norway is introducing temporary border checks on its frontiers with other Western European nations after the domestic security agency raised the terror threat level, police said Saturday.

The Kingdom of Denmark will pay for an “integration plan” and a prosthetic leg for a Nigerian pirate after granting him residency, two years after he attacked the Danish Navy off the coast of Africa.

French anti-terror prosecutors said Saturday that an Afghan national is being investigated on terrorism charges over a suspected attack plot.

King Arthur may have been a member of the so-called LGBTQ+ community according to a council in Wales because he is said to have once worn women’s clothes

(AFP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky voiced hope Friday that the war with Russia will end next year, speaking during a visit to Berlin to ask for sustained military support. As Ukraine faces a gruelling third winter at war, Zelensky

A British woman who murdered her parents and then lived for four years alongside their bodies in makeshift tombs at the family home was sentenced Friday to life imprisonment and told she won’t be eligible for parole for 36 years.

Foreign Office blocked visit by former Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen because it could imperil a minister’s visit to China next month.

A notorious “Catholic” pro-LGBT group has ranked the new batch of cardinals-elect named by Pope Francis as largely “LGBTQ-positive.”

A group of 75 migrants crossing to Europe from North Africa has been rescued from a crippled boat south of the island of Crete.

Pop icon Elton John lashed out at X chief and Tesla tycoon Elon Musk while accepting an award at the Attitude Awards ceremony Wednesday.

One of the world’s most prolific distributors of child homosexual pornography has been arrested, Czech police announced this week.

Russian missile strike on Odesa killed at least four people including a 16-year-old girl, regional authorities said Friday.

A top globalist politician once hailed as the “Trump whisperer” says he foresees a good relationship with whoever wins the U.S. elections.

Pope Francis met Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the Vatican on Friday, the latest step on the Ukrainian president’s European tour to win support.