Of all the folk tales and fables to accompany the Christmas season, few have achieved the level of immortality of “The Nutcracker,” which is all the more reason why it should never be cancelled.
Lithuania has completed a fence along the border with Belarus and a surveillance system to monitor for illegals.
Riots in Paris continued into their second day in the wake of a mass shooting at a Kurdish community centre on Friday.
Prince Andrew has reportedly been “evicted” from Buckingham Palace by King Charles III in the wake of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Comcast-owned Sky News has stealth edited an uncritical article about “Chechen jihadis” fighting the Russians in Ukraine, heavily deemphasising their “jihadi” status.
Only a third of Leave voters think Brexit is going well – under a political class that has barely tried to implement it – although only 47 per cent of all voters would vote to undo it, polls suggest.
A strike by the UK’s Border Force on Friday reportedly resulted in airports operating more smoothly than usual, multiple reports have indicated.
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) – Russian shells pummeled the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson on Saturday, killing seven people and injuring 58 more in the city that Moscow’s forces were forced to abandon last month.
The number of illegals landing is past 100,000 for the first time since 2017, as the government struggles to deal with waves of boats.
Britain is facing an impending divorce boom next year after the introduction of no-fault divorce and as wages and housing prices plummet.
Germany’s foreign office is reportedly paying a freelance stylist nearly $8,000 a month to make its minister look presentable.
Swedish Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson has warned that Sweden may be facing a recession this winter that may last years.
Over 1000 leaders of different faith traditions in the United States have signed a petition urging a Christmas ceasefire in Ukraine, Vatican News reported Thursday.
Riots broke out in Paris following a deadly shooting at a Kurdish Cultural Centre on Friday, with Kurdish demonstrators clashing with police.
After backlash amongst the media and the general public, a man who was jailed after refusing to use the preferred pronouns of a transgender pupil has been released in time for Christmas.
(AFP) – If the UK government has its way, the tens of thousands of migrants arriving on England’s southeastern shores each year, after crossing the Channel in small boats, will face swift deportation to Rwanda.
A 24-year-old woman was placed into a coma after her Muslim ex-boyfriend allegedly attacked her. She had gone to the police earlier that day but was told to come back later.
KATHMANDU, Nepal (AP) – Confessed French serial killer Charles Sobhraj was freed from prison in Nepal on Friday after serving most of his sentence for killing American and Canadian backpackers and was taken to the airport for a flight back to Paris, his attorney said.
In yet another assault on Christianity in Britain, a pro-life activist was arrested for silently praying outside an abortion clinic.
British security chiefs are warning Communist China could use a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) to monitor and control citizens – while the British state is itself working on a CBDC.
BOLESŁAVIEC, Poland — In the middle of the woods in below-freezing temperature, several hundred American soldiers trained furiously on a Polish military base in conditions they may someday have to fight in — in the middle of the European winter defending NATO territory.
President Joe Biden may cancel a state visit to the United Kingdom if a deal is not reached on the Northern Ireland Protocol of the Brexit treaty, according to reports.
Paris Police arrested a man in his 60s after at least two people were killed in a shooting at a Kurdish Cultural Centre in central Paris.
A record number of voters believe that illegal immigration has spiked since the UK left the European Union after Brexit, a survey has found.
A migrant taxi NGO has stated that new regulations from the Italian governmentmay cause NGOs to halt their activity in the Mediterranean.
Air travelers faced possible delays at U.K. airports Friday as government employees who check passports went on strike.
Britons should try and avoid getting drunk as the country’s NHS socialised healthcare service will struggle to look after them, a chief from the organisation has agreed.
Viktor Orbán called for the dissolution of the European Parliament after allegations that leftist parliamentarians took bribes from Qatar.
Two churches in the cities of Bordeaux and Paris were attacked, with the latter seeing the vandals write far-left slogans on the doors.
A woman convicted of sexual assault against a man at a football match has avoided being jailed despite her victim requesting she be given equal treatment.
Police in Berlin have been handed a new set of speech guidelines that ban the use of certain terms such as popular terms for refugees.
Migrants are three times as likely to receive asylum in the UK as they are in France, according to research conducted by Migration Watch UK.
Pope Francis on Wednesday vowed to work towards securing the release of four Israelis being held hostage by the Hamas terror group in Gaza.
Pope Francis told members of the Roman Curia Thursday that he and they are in “greater danger than anyone else” because they are besieged by the “well-mannered devil.”
E-commerce giant Amazon has reportedly agreed to settle two European Union antitrust cases related to the company’s alleged treatment of third-party sellers on its platform. The company will dodge any fines in relation to the cases.
Russia’s government spokesmen and diplomats responded scathingly to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s brief visit to Washington, DC, on Wednesday, mocking it as a “Hollywood-style trip” and claiming it confirmed America’s resolve to engage in a “proxy war” with Moscow.
Top Catholic says Christmas carols should not be rewritten to suit fleeting political ideas in a message to the protestant Church of England.
The Canadian Border Services Agency has been using Chinese comms tech for years that is banned by the United States over security concerns.
The Qatar corruption scanda involving Members of European Parliament is “damaging the credibility” of the EU, Charles Michel admitted
China publicly warned Australia on Wednesday against being an “enthusiastic bandwagoner of the U.S. strategy” in the contentious Indo-Pacific region after Foreign Minister Penny Wong concluded her visit to Beijing.
