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In preparation for World Refugee Day, Pope Francis declared Wednesday that all of us are “required” to welcome anyone who knocks on our door.

Eco-extremists have doused Stonehenge, the 5,000+-year-old Neolithic monument with Orange paint on the eve of the Summer Solstice.

A street-cleaner and a police officer were injured in a stabbing attack by a man armed with a screwdriver in France on Wednesday morning.

The European Union’s executive arm lambasted France for running up excessive debt, a stinging rebuke at the height of an election campaign.

Speaking at a packed theatre that he likened to a Billy Graham revival meeting, Mr Farage hailed the old campaigners of the ‘people’s army’.

The French left alliance nominated an antifa activist on a government watchlist as a candidate for the National Assembly elections.

Jens Stoltenberg, secretary-general of NATO, said on Monday that China should be penalized for supporting Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The plurality of Britons see immigration as negative, while a majority said only Nigel Farage’s party is telling the truth about the issue.

Investigation into an alleged assault on a Parliamentary candidate at the weekend has yielded no arrests days later, police told Breitbart.

The stage veteran, who played Gandalf in the “Lord of the Rings” films, cried out in pain after the fall, according to a witness.

Sixty-four people missing in Mediterranean after their ship wrecked off Italy’s southern coast, United Nations’ agencies said in a statement.

Right-wing populist politicians should be “eradicated”, a leading French leftist parliamentarian said in a supposed slip of the tongue.

North Korea confirmed that Vladimir Putin is expected to arrive in Pyongyang for a brief but intensive two-day stop.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday that American officials have been in contact behind the scenes to work out a prisoner swap deal that might free Evan Gershkovich, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reporter indicted for espionage on Thursday after being held captive by Russia for over a year.

A team from the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower carrier strike group rescued the crew of a Greek-owned ship that Houthis attacked.

Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer said that if elected, his government would take a hardline approach in policing “Islamophobia”.

A mass stabbing in a supermarket the Northern French city of Metz has left five people injured, including at least one very seriously.

France’s sports minister, Amelie Oudea-Castera, on Monday, hailed as exemplary a statement by football superstar Kylian Mbappe urging voters not to back “extremes” in snap elections called by President Emmanuel Macron to combat the far right.

The Chinese state-run newspaper Global Times declared the Ukrainian “peace summit” in Lucerne, Switzerland, this weekend a failure, pointedly noting that American President Joe Biden did not attend the event despite being in Europe last week and Vice President Kamala Harris, who went in his stead, left early.

Farage turns fire on left, launching platform in longstanding Labour stronghold and pitching to be the defender of working class strivers.

Plan to capture a “bridgehead” and prepare for a campaign to take over the British government, Farage said. 

Spain goalkeeper Unai Simon suggested Monday it was not French captain Kylian Mbappe’s place to speak up “against extremes and divisive ideas” ahead of a general election in France.

Support for the British Conservative Party has fallen to its lowest levels in polling history, according to polling guru Professor John Curtice.

Western leaders backed Ukraine’s demands that Russia return all occupied territories as the basis for any potential peace agreement.

Police in Germany shot and wounded a man who was threatening them with an axe hours before the Euro 2024 soccer tournament.

Those who consider themselves “native French” represent a “serious problem” for social cohesion, far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon declared.

British TV host Sue Perkins has apologized for calling actress Emma D’Arcy “she” during an interview to promote HBO’s second season of its Game of Thrones spin-off series, House of the Dragon.

A boat carrying nine Chinese nationals was turned back by Australian Border Force officials forcing the passengers to return to their point of departure in Indonesia.

The World War II mystery of what happened to a Finnish passenger plane after it was shot down by Soviet bombers appears to finally be solved.

Vice President Kamala Harris promised another $1.5 billion in direct U.S. aid for Ukraine on Saturday at a peace summit in Switzerland.

The Conservative Party’s brand is “utterly broken” after abandoning core principles in favour of big tent neo-liberalism, Reform UK Nigel Farage said.

Hundreds of thousands protested in France against the alleged threat to democracy posed by people voting for the populist National Rally.

Social media users were shocked as footage emerged of an officer using a police car to ram an escaped cow in town of Staines-upon-Thames.

German police shot to death an Afghan man after he fatally attacked a compatriot and later wounded three people on Friday evening.

Former French President François Hollande will run as a National Assembly candidate for the far-left-led “New Popular Front” alliance.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni successfully resisted attempts by French President Emmanuel Macron and other leaders at this week’s G7 summit to declare abortion a “right.”