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The Netherlands’ contestant in the Eurovision Song Contest who was dramatically expelled from the competition hours before the grand finale will likely be charged for making illegal threats, Swedish police said Monday.

The Global Disinformation Index was criticised by The Times for fake neutrality while enforcing censorship based on ideological lines.

Russian strongman Vladimir Putin sacked his defence minister, Sergei Shoigu, who last year been the subject of the Wagner attempted coup.

Ukrainian troops are locked in intense battles with the advancing Russian army in two border areas, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.

Netflix has reportedly fallen under fire after British viewers were presented with a fully erect penis in the closing episode of the streaming giant’s new six-part drama series, “A Man In Full.”

A Eurovision juror said his views on Israel influenced his vote, sparking suggestions the contest was rigged against Jewish singer Eden Golan.

JK Rowling is causing the left heartburn by doubling down on her criticism of a UK soccer team’s “openly transgender” coach.

Fiona Harvey, the woman who allegedly inspired the stalker “Martha” character in the TV series Baby Reindeer, says she will sue Netflix and Richard Gadd, the show’s creator and star.

A fourth Indian national living in Canada has been charged in the slaying of a Sikh activist that sparked a diplomatic spat with India.

The UK will not stop supplying arms to Israel, David Cameron said, after the Biden administration began halting weapons shipments to Israel.

A fire broke out on Sunday morning in a vast shopping center housing 1,400 shops and service outlets in the Bialoleka district in Poland’s capital.

Old foes Turkey and Greece will test a five-month-old friendship initiative Monday when Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visits Ankara.

Thousands more civilians have fled Russia’s renewed ground offensive in Ukraine’s northeast that has targeted towns and villages.

Bambie Thug declared that the “queers are coming” after the victory of fellow “non-binary” performer Nemo from Switzerland.

Self-described “non-binary” Swiss rapper Nemo has won the 68th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, with the song “The Code”. 

Bambie Thug, the Irish entry into the Eurovision 2024 contest, said Saturday that she cried in disappointment when she learned that the Israeli singer, Eden Golan, had qualified for the finals in Malmö, Sweden.

Thousands of pro-Hamas protesters took to the streets of Malmö on Saturday in opposition to Israel’s participation in the Eurovision contest.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk traveled to the country’s border with Belarus, vowing to strengthen security along its eastern frontier.

The Bank of England has admitted that mass migration is a chief factor in the increasing cost of rent in the country.

An unusually strong solar storm hitting Earth produced stunning displays of color in the skies across the Northern Hemisphere early Saturday.

Pope Francis lamented the West’s continued demographic decline, insisting on Friday that fewer kids signals a lack of hope in the future.

The Netherlands’ contestant in the Eurovision Song Contest was expelled hours before Saturday’s final over an alleged backstage incident.

A 22-year-old man has been charged with the murder of a woman at a bus stop in north-west London on Thursday.

An Iranian exile was arrested in London after he waved the St George’s Cross flag and ate a banana at a pro-Hamas protest in London.

Russian forces began a renewed ground assault on Ukraine’s northeast, forcing thousands to evacuate from the Kharkiv region.

The leader of the Yemeni Houthi terrorist organization, Abdul Malik al-Houthi, demanded that the Muslim world work to revive “conscious spiritual Jihad” against America and Israel in remarks on Thursday, condemning Muslim-majority countries he suggested were embracing “passivity.”

China and Hungary signed 18 agreements after a meeting between Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and visiting genocidal dictator Xi Jinping.

The U.N. has warned the world is teetering on the edge of a climate abyss and a Guardian survey affirms hundreds of the world’s foremost climate experts agree with the globalist body, expecting global heating to pass the international target of 1.5C.

The Eurovision Song Contest, the most flamboyant attempt to prevent World War III ever conceived, will hold its annual Grand Final on Saturday in the most emotionally charged political atmosphere in recent memory.

Two elderly green protesters entered an exhibit at the British Library and used a lump hammer and cold chisel.

David Tennant, one of the most popular actors to portray Britain’s Doctor Who, has a message about transgenderism and says he is sick and tired of the “weaponization” of transgender rights. His criticism isn’t aimed at the transgenders attempting to force their will on the west, it’s with those resisting transgenderism.

A handbag snatcher is alleged to have stabbed a woman in her 60s, who died from her injuries, as she resisted the theft in North London. 

The British economy bounced back strongly in the first three months of the year, bringing to an end to the technical recession.

A review found BBC staff were discouraged from reporting on the negative impacts of migration over concerns of being branded racist.

Canadian climate activist David Suzuki wrote Thursday that “environmental racism” is one of the prime drivers behind the ecological irresponsibility of American corporations.

Ukraine is legislating to spring the nation’s prisons to bolster its military, as Moscow’s war grinds on and casualty lists grow.