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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.

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.

Britain’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) has denied Russian allegations that the Royal Navy directed Ukrainian drone strikes against the Black Sea Fleet and facilitated the “terrorist attack” on the Nord Stream pipelines.

During a speech to the French parliament, President Emmanuel Macron admitted that around half of the delinquency in Paris involves illegal immigrants.

Britain’s Royal Navy helped to execute the “terrorist attack” which damaged the Nord Stream gas pipelines from Russia to the European Union, the Russian defence ministry has alleged.

Over a year after his arrest for the murder of a French priest, Rwandan migrant Emmanuel Abayisenga has been indicted by a French prosecutor.

John Kerry has urged King Charles III to attend the United Nations COP 27 climate change conference after Rishi Sunak backed out.

Russia’s parliament, the Duma, has passed a draft law that will ban LGBT “propaganda” from various forms of media, including television, advertising, books, the Internet, and films.

Elon Musk has been told that Twitter must continue censoring “digital hate” by London Mayor Sadiq Khan and the EU’s Thierry Breton.

Local government officials in England will censor the name and ethnicity of the London Bridge terrorist in an official report, to avoid “demonising” Muslims.

The former hotel in eastern Germany was supposed to be used as accommodation for refugee families starting next week.

Authorities in Belarus added 625 people, most of them with political opposition ties, to an official list of alleged “extremists” Friday.

In the course of attempting to spin the alarming discovery of Chinese police stations in foreign countries as merely “service centers” for Chinese living abroad, Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin on Wednesday admitted the Communist tyranny used the coronavirus pandemic it unleashed as an opportunity to greatly expand its operations in other countries.

Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán says “Western refugees” are welcome to abandon their multicultural homelands for Hungary, and that Joe Biden, unlike Trump, is too weak to make peace in Ukraine. 

U.N. General Secretary António Guterres warned Thursday that the world is headed for a “global catastrophe” thanks to manmade climate change.

Those who use so-called “hate speech” will soon be jailed for up to five years under new legislation published on Thursday.

High fuel prices have resulted in more “sustainable behaviour” from the public, such as eating less meat, Dutch researchers said.

Prosecutors are investigating after the father of a six-year-old girl allegedly assaulted a 16-year-old migrant male.

Six in ten Australians believe elite sporting codes are “too politically correct,” a poll Friday revealed, with the sports-mad nation Down Under turning on woke athletes and management who want to preach politics over simply doing what they are lucky enough to be paid to do.

Fresh from bottling out of the Conservative (Tory) Party leadership, Boris Johnson is making a bid for continued relevance by launching a foundation focused on Ukraine. 

Rishi Sunak has shot down suggestions from Trevor Noah that backlash against his premiereship was a result of his ethnic background.

The EU’s plan to ease the bloc’s addiction to Russian energy is reportedly being used to serve its “Green Deal” climate agenda instead.

Italy’s new Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi has vowed to ban migrant taxi NGOs from entering Italian waters.

A Just Stop Oil extremist glued his own head to the famous Girl with a Pearl Earring painting in the latest attack on a works of art.

Bill Gates met with Rishi Sunak’s counterpart, Labour Party Leader Keir Starmer, to reportedly discuss climate and “global health”.

Any serious reduction in the use of gas by businesses in Germany will be down to companies downsizing or closing and not attempts to save energy, the head of one industry organisation said.

A European Commissioner outlined the EU’s plan to stop the flow of arms from Ukrainian from ending up in the hands of criminals. 

The boat migrant crisis in the English Channel has escalated to the point that up to two per cent of “the entire adult male population of Albania” have now landed in Britain, according to the top border official for crossings. 

A 21-year-old man has been jailed for manslaughter in progressive Ireland after he killed a violent home invader as a teenager.

A poll reveals 66 per cent of Spaniards would set limits to the proposed “Trans Law” allowing minors to change their gender by request. 

If you’ve ever wondered what Prince Harry feels about the world, his family, the loss of his mother Princess Diana, the trials of being born into privileged Royalty and the demands of life’s struggles under constant scrutiny in Montecito, California, wonder no more.

Two members of the Rochdale child rape grooming gang are finally set to be deported to Pakistan after years of taxpayer-funded appeals.

The UK government’s Net Zero green agenda plans risk exposing the country to “critical risk”, a report drafted by MPs has claimed.

Patrolling officers in the Swedish city of Malmo caught and arrested five youths, catching them during the gang rape of a woman at a park.