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Police arrested suspects and raided homes across Germany and Italy in a clamp down on members of the Italian ´ndrangheta syndicate.

Black residents of California should be given a slavery reparation “down payment” as soon as possible, a slavery task force has told the state.

Police arrested a teenage male after a shooting in Belgrade, Serbia which killed at least nine, with the victims mainly children. 

Plan would see thousands of farms shut down to comply with EU climate goals, and farmers banned from ever working again to get a cash payout.

A controlled explosion was carried out by police outside Buckingham Palace after a man was arrested on suspicion of possessing a weapon.

Multiple reports in the past week, including on the state news site Ukrinform, claimed that Pakistan is finalizing deals with Ukraine to both purchase Ukrainian military hardware and provide Kyiv with air-defense systems.

An American think-tank has launched a lawsuit demanding that the U.S. government hand over files relating to Prince Harry’s visa application in light of his drug taking.

Donald Trump Jr. has branded recent pushes to establish hate speech laws in Western nations as being “insane”.

Driver who crashed his car was apparently drunk enough to think having an obviously fake ID would somehow help.

Chancellor Scholz said Ukraine must not use weapons supplied by Germany to attack Russian territory so as to avoid a broader war with Moscow.

The UK government is planning on buying up to ten disused ships in the hopes of housing English Channel boat migrants.

A university in the United Kingdom rejected a research proposal on transgenders in sports after it mentioned the word “male.” 

Major gulf between a willingness to eat in-season fruit and veg, and drastic civilisational change like not having children, research finds.

Australia’s left-wing Labor government announced a nationwide ban on recreational vaping Tuesday. At the same time it is tightening other e-cigarette laws in a huge crackdown on the tobacco industry as it tries to drive teenagers away from smoking in any form.

Performing trans surgery on children, as well as prescribing a child with puberty blockers, is now a felony offence in the state of Oklahoma.

In a sign that the protests against Macron do not appear to be going away, some 782,000 people poured onto the streets of France on Monday.

The official Twitter account of the Defense Ministry of Ukraine caused an uproar in India this weekend by posting an illustration appearing to show the Hindu goddess of destruction Kali dressed as Marilyn Monroe.

James Corden’s Late Late Show was losing millions, proving the ongoing suicide of divisive, toxic left-wing late-night television is inevitable.

MasterChef Australia judge Jock Zonfrillo has died suddenly at the age of 46, with Melbourne Police discovering his body on Monday morning.

A Russian freight train hauling fuel was derailed and partially consumed in fire on Monday morning, with an “explosive device” blamed.

Donald Trump landed in his ancestral homeland of Scotland as he is set for a tour of the British Isles during the Coronation of King Charles.

Ukraine is grateful to the West for the deployment of advanced anti-air missile systems but they are not enough and “much more” is needed. 

JP Morgan Chase will take over the assets of First Republic bank after it collapsed in the second American bank failure in the past two months.

Russia launched its second large salvo of missiles at Ukraine in recent days early Monday, damaging buildings and wounding at least 34.

Golden Retriever Cooper spent 27 days surviving by his own wits in a bid to get home, crossing major roads and open country.

Nigel Farage has slammed the UK’s “globalist” post-Brexit era government as being a “disaster” for businesses.

A migrant attempting to cross the English Channel illegally stabbed a French gendarme who was trying to block their group from setting sail.

The 20-year nationwide experiment in legalising prostitution and taxing their income has failed, a group of lawmakers have said.

Wikipedia could be banned from the UK as a result of impending censorship legislation, the charity that hosts the website has warned.

Politicians in France have been warned by a security chief that their country is particularly vulnerable to Russian spy infiltration. 

Weapons provided to Ukraine from the NATO country of Italy are reportedly not battle ready, according to Kyiv defence sources.

Allegedly “green” biodiesel being shipped into Europe from China is likely fake, various climate orgs have discovered.

The UK vowed to maintain support for Britons trapped in Sudan but said conditions had grown too dangerous to continue evacuation flights.

Elon Musk has condemned forthcoming hate speech laws in one EU country as being a “massive attack against freedom of speech”.

Despite thousands of boats bringing illegal migrants to Britain, the government only managed to charge 82 people smugglers last year.

Jesus Christ does not want his disciples to be lazy “couch potatoes” but vigorous agents of change, Pope Francis told young people in Hungary Saturday.