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Military personnel are in Ukraine to, it is claimed, keep track of weaponry and ammunition supplied by the U.S., the Pentagon says.

Pope Francis said Tuesday that he looks forward to interreligious dialogue with representatives of Islam in his upcoming trip to Bahrain.

An MP has claimed that the individual who firebombed a border force migrant facility in Dover had no links to the “far-right”.

Steve Jobs’ billionaire widow Laurene Powell was sunning herself with friends aboard her 260-foot luxury yacht Venus sailing the waters of the Mediterranean in the south of France at the height of the coronavirus pandemic.

The British Transport Police (BTP) have arrested a suspect after releasing footage of a man they were seeking after someone was shoved onto the tracks of the London Underground on October 27th.

The number of inmates in French prisons has reached a record high as crime continues to surge.

‘Dependence on China for life’: Populist Salvini decries destruction of European industry for the benefit of battery-tech leader China.

Three “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” cast members roasted British fans during a live show by telling one, who asked a question “you don’t know s**t about guns.”

The European Union has warned left-separatist Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon she must “legally commit” to adopting the euro currency if she wants Scotland to rejoin the EU after breaking with the United Kingdom.

Radical climate activists in Germany are now endangering people’s lives in Berlin, the head of a police union in the city has said.

Polish and South Korean officials have signed initial agreements to develop a nuclear power plant in Poland.

Brexit leader Nigel Farage has warned that a petrol bomb attack on a Border Force migrant processing centre will be used by the open borders lobby to try and shut down discussion of and action against the ongoing Channel boat migrants crisis. 

Over a third of hospitality sector businesses in Britain face closure by next year, a group of industry associations has claimed.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was among the many world leaders lining up to congratulate corrupt socialist Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Monday over his victory over conservative President Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil’s presidential election.

A suspected Russian hack of former Prime Minister Liz Truss’ phone is thought to have leaked top-secret details regarding arms shipments to Russia.

Facing reverses on the frontline, Russian forces are intensifying strategic strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure, with a renewed bombardment of Kyiv (Kiev) cutting off power and water in the capital. 

Germany is postponing decisions on reducing greenhouse gas emissions amid strong opposition to the idea of a universal speed limit.

A senior officer within London’s police force has begged the UK public to refrain from taking the fight against climate crazy protesters into their own hands.

Recorded crimes in England and Wales have reached their highest-ever level, while the proportion of crime being solved by their increasingly woke police forces has dipped to its lowest-ever level.

The U.S. will deploy up to six nuclear-capable B-52 Stratofortress bombers to a remote Australian airbase in a move experts say is aimed directly at China, a report Monday details.

A migrant from Romania killed an 86-year-old woman and left her 88-year-old husband requiring round-the-clock care until his death months later.

London’s Metropolitan Police have belatedly released video of a “vicious” attack on a 19-year-old young woman at Notting Hill Carnival in an effort to track down the perpetrators. 

Poland has demolished four so-called ‘Monuments of Gratitude’ to the armies of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) as part of an ongoing decommunisation programme.

Workers at Frankfurt airport discovered the body of a man in the landing gear of an aeroplane this week that had flown from the Iranian capital of Tehran, fueling speculation the man may have been trying to escape the regime.

Pope Francis warned this weekend against gossip as the most destructive vice that can afflict a Christian community.

Pope Francis prayed Sunday that God “convert the hearts of the violent!” following Saturday’s Islamic terror attack in Somalia.

Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni’s party has moved to create a commission of inquiry into the prior government’s handling of the Chinese coronavirus pandemic, with at least one opposition party also supporting an inquiry.

The Israel Defense Forces has announced a company of all-women tank operators would become a permanent feature of the Israeli military following the success of a two-year pilot program integrating women in the Armored Corps.

A man has reportedly killed himself after throwing three petrol bombs at a Border Force facility in the United Kingdom.

The British public will reportedly be on the hook for another £25 billion in tax hikes in Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s budget next month, as the tax burden is set to hit its highest level since the 1940s.

The Swedish branch of Amnesty has slammed the authorities after 12 climate extremists were sentenced for blocking an ambulance from travelling down a road.

The Biden White House announced Friday a new weapons package worth $275 million is destined for Ukraine, bringing the total U.S. military aid to Kyiv to more than $18.5 billion since January 2021.

A minister within Germany’s ruling leftist coalition government has demanded fracking be legalised to try and boost gas supplies in the country.

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Hannah Pick-Goslar, one of Jewish diarist Anne Frank’s best friends, has died in Israel at age 93, the foundation that runs the Anne Frank House museum said.

Italy’s new Minister of the Interior has announced he will be looking to stop migrant taxi NGO ships ferrying illegal aliens to Italy, stating he will use the decrees previously enacted by populist Lega leader Matteo Salvini when he held the post.

Thousands of people rallied in Prague on Friday to protest the Czech government’s continued support of sanctions against Russia and call for an early election so that a new government can negotiate with Moscow before the winter energy crunch hits.