Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on Near East, South Asia, Central Asia, and Counterterrorism, held a hearing on Tuesday to discuss the Houthi terror attacks on Red Sea shipping.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky briefly visited Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, receiving a warm greeting from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and engaging in what Zelensky called a “candid and meaningful conversation.”
Zelensky said the EU has only delivered 30 per cent of its pledged shells, underscoring the hapless state of Europe’s military capabilities.
Transnistria, a sliver of land and unrecognised republic since 1990 is asking Russia to step in for protection from pro-Europe Moldova.
“He betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable”, says Donald Trump as he suggested he would not help Prince Harry if re-elected.
The UK is grinding closer to this year’s election and new polling shows the Conservative Party continuing to fall.
Apple’s hitherto secret effort to develop its own self-driving electric vehicle (EV) has reached a dead end. Multiple sources confirmed to news outlets Wednesday the iPhone maker has dumped the project after a decade’s work delivered little return on investment.
The Irish Catholic bishops have voiced united opposition to a proposed amendment that would eliminate all references to motherhood in the Constitution.
Funeral of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who died in a remote Arctic penal colony, will take place on Friday in Moscow.
Nearly three-quarters of all transgender prison inmates in Britain were convicted of sexual offences or other violent crimes.
A mafia hitman in Italy allegedly poisoned a Catholic priest’s communion chalice in a small town after the holy cleric spoke out against organized crime.
Friends and allies of Alexei Navalny say they cannot find a public or private funeral agency in Moscow willing to host a ceremony.
Pop star Taylor Swift has been accused of performing “Demonic” rituals at her concerts during her Eras tour by Irish singer Shane Lynch, who said that the “Bad Blood” singer might not even realize what she’s doing.
The ease with which a ‘most wanted’ fugitive was able to live in Berlin for decades begs questions about the left-wing networks in the city.
Greater Manchester Police said they had arrested a man after what has been called alleged “death threats” against a political candidate.
A Palestinian writer and activist is facing fierce backlash after saying it’s unacceptable to commit acts of terrorism in support of Gaza.
The prime minister of the legitimate, but powerless, government of Yemen arrived in Moscow on Monday to meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and encourage the Russian government to contain the threat of Houthi terrorism in the country.
A charity established for the preservation of a Battle of Britain memorial has claimed to be the latest casualty in the debanking scandal.
Talk of sending troops has suddenly broken into the open for first time, prompting Russia to warn of invevitable “direct military conflict”.
France has chewed over the issue of vegetarian food makers claiming carnivore terms to describe their plant-based wares and banned the use of the term “steak” on anything but the animal product.
President Joe Biden hopes for a ceasefire “by next Monday” in the Israel-Hamas war, pausing to offer his reflections while enjoying another much-favored ice cream break.
Reform UK has published footage purporting to show death threats against its candidate for Rochdale amid debate on Islamic extremism.
Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has blasted Britain’s Sky News for calling a biological male a “woman” in its story about convicted transgender killer “Scarlet Blake,” who is in prison for the murder of a man in 2021.
An Irish court recently dismissed an $820,000 insurance claim by a mother who was caught tossing a Christmas tree in 2018.
Denmark said they concluded there was deliberate sabotage but “not the sufficient grounds” to pursue a criminal case.
The U.S. State Department accused North Korea of shipping more than 10,000 containers of munitions to Russia for use against Ukraine.
The Houthis celebrated that civilized nations such as America, Israel, and Britain have lost their “influence on international waters.”
‘Cat Killer’ known as Scarlet Blake, born male but identifies as a woman, has been given jail sentences for murdering a man as well as a pet.
Armed jihadists killed at least 15 Christians during Sunday morning worship in a Burkina Faso village church, Vatican News reported.
The U.S. and UK on Saturday launched a fourth round of “self-defense” airstrikes against 18 targets in Yemen controlled by the Iran-backed Houthi terrorists, destroying missile storage facilities, drones, radars, and one helicopter.
Pope Francis canceled all his scheduled activities Monday for the second time in three days, with the Vatican citing a persistent flu as the cause.
The Iran-backed Houthi terrorist group knocked out four undersea communications cables linking Saudi Arabia and Djibouti, a report by an Israeli news outlet claimed Monday.
Hundreds of farmers descended upon Brussels, clashing with police, spraying officers with manure, and pelting EU buildings with eggs.
Hungary´s parliament is to vote Monday on ratifying Sweden’s bid to join NATO, as it seeks to expand in response to Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Ukrainian Defense Intelligence agency leader Kyrylo Budanov claimed in remarks on Sunday that he had reason to believe Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, whose death the Russian government announced on February 16, died of “natural” causes, not state-sponsored homicide.
Amid backlash from voters, Tory MPs reportedly suggested that the suspension of Lee Anderson was a political mistake.
Russia knew Ukraine’s counteroffensive plans before they began in 2023, Zelensky said in a frank admission.
Fighters in places such as Congo, Gaza, Myanmar, Ukraine, Haiti, and Sudan are turning a “blind eye” to international law in general and the United Nations in particular, the globalist organization’s chief Antonio Guterres despaired Monday.
Striking employees demanded better maintenance of the historic landmark, showing traces of rust, and salary hikes.
Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said on Sunday that Brexit leader Nigel Farage should not be welcomed back into the Conservative Party.
