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French President Emmanuel Macron excoriated the Les Républicains leader Éric Ciotti for supporting an election pact with the National Rally party in the snap election

After two attacks against Mr Farage in seven days, the government has belatedly stepped in and offered him government-coordinated security.

U.S. President Joe Biden and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky just can’t get enough of each other, with the two leaders set for their second head-to-head in a week alongside the G7 meeting that begins Wednesday in Italy.

The democratic process in Britain is “directly under threat”, Nigel Farage warned after being attacked on the campaign trail twice.

Nigel Farage is vastly more popular among 2019 Conservative Party voters than Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, a survey has found.

President Macron threw down the gauntlet to the French people and the right-populist opposition on Sunday.

The State Department announced on Monday that Ukraine’s controversial Azov Brigade will no longer be banned from receiving American weapons and training. Russia immediately denounced the U.S. for supporting Ukrainian “ultra-nationalists” and “neo-Nazis.”

Chinese media concluded the European Parliament elections would end “policies on immigration, green transition and its support for Ukraine.”

The ominous, intensely red swirling portrait of King Charles III of the United Kingdom has been attacked by an animal extremist group.

Germany is hosting a conference on Tuesday to gather support for Ukraine’s recovery from the destruction wreaked by Russia’s war.

A man has been arrested after Nigel Farage was the subject of a second attempted assault since returning to front-line British politics.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claimed that Ukraine supporters in the West are merely seeking to exploit the country’s natural resources.

New Zealand is scrapping a scheme to price gas emissions from livestock — squelching a so-called burp and fart tax initiated under the previous left-wing government led by now departed authoritarian Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

A liberal, women-led Berlin mosque known as a haven for gay Muslims was a target for an Islamic State terror cell in Germany, prosecutors say.

Sunak said the manifesto would include financial help for first-time homebuyers and a cut to employees’ income tax.

Allies of French President Emmanuel Macron have reportedly dubbed his deicision to call for a snap election “suicidal”.

“We are skint, and it’s getting worse”, warns Brexit’s Nigel Farage as his Reform UK Party launched its economic plan.

Rob Schneider was booed by a crowd of left-wing medical care providers after they became angry over his anti-vax and anti-transgender jokes.

The BBC is facing significant backlash for suggesting the Israeli military should have warned Palestinians before rescuing four hostages.

Belarusian Defense Minister Lt. Gen. Viktor Khrenin said on Monday that his country’s forces are joining “tactical nuclear weapon deployment” drills ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Google has selected the Canadian Journalism Collective (CJC) to oversee the distribution of $100 million annually to eligible Canadian news organizations.

A radical Italian Antifa activist accused of attacking people with a hammer in Budapest has been elected to the European Parliament.

Ricky Gervais is mocking celebrities like Bruce Springsteen, Bryan Cranston, Samuel L. Jackson, Whoopi Goldberg, Lena Dunham, Miley Cyrus, Amy Schumer, Barbra Streisand, Jon Stewart, and more who have previously claimed they would leave their homeland if voters did not back the political party or leader of their choosing.

A four-alarm blaze Sunday morning engulfed historic St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto, Canada, with police now working to determine the cause of the conflagration that has been added to the growing list of church fires being recorded across the country.

The IOC’s “Portrayal Guidelines” has declared it “harmful” to reference transgender athletes as “biological male” or “biological female.” 

The U.S. consulate in Sydney, Australia, was attacked early Monday morning by a sledgehammer-wielding suspect who smashed windows and smeared anti-Israel graffiti on its doors.

Right wing parties performed best in the EU elections, with many new seats at the expense of hard-line greens and their liberal allies.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s government has shut down calls for an election despite a humiliating defeat in the EU Parliament elections.

Right wing parties gained ground in Sunday’s national elections in Belgium, largely at the expense of left wing and green parties.

President Macron responded to the defeat by dissolving the national parliament for fresh elections in bid to regain authority. 

Security police investigating after football fans sang along to eurodance rave classic proclaiming “Germany for Germans, foreigners out”.

The advanced stealth fighter is said to have been hit on the ground at an airbase over 360 miles behind the front lines.

Police said that a body believed to be that of missing British TV presenter Michael Mosley was found on a Greek island Sunday morning.

If Reform doesn’t establish a “beachhead” this election the incoming left-Labour government will govern “completely unchecked”, warns Farage.

Netflix is being sued for defamation by Scottish lawyer Fiona Harvey over Richard Gadd’s Baby Reindeer series; Harvey says she was the inspiration behind the show’s Martha character, who is depicted as an extreme stalker.

The U.S. journalists who are ignoring the displacement and demotion of many U.S. professionals by millions of imported visa workers are suddenly complaining about the inflow of British journos into their top media jobs.