“Harry Potter” novelist J.K. Rowling is standing up for a teenage girl who was bullied into leaving her school after questioning transgender ideology.
Sadiq Khan has apparently unveiled a new version of the LGBTQ+ pride flag for International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia.
The Vatican has begun minting a commemorative 50-euro silver “Peace” coin, the entire proceeds of which will be destined to charitable works in Ukraine.
Boris Johnson’s government is proposing new punishments for the “middle-class coke heads” fuelling “gang violence and turf wars”, such as requiring them to surrender their passports when their football team is playing abroad.
Using gene editing to make more resilient crops could help in the fight against food insecurity, experts have told British ministers.
Britain froze assets of three Russian airlines, preventing them from selling landing slots at UK airports that are worth up to £50 million.
A 36-year-old asylum seeker from Guinea died last Sunday in a French asylum accommodation in Vergigny after being stabbed by another African asylum seeker during a fight between the pair. The incident took place at an asylum accommodation in the
With locally trained nurses bailing on Britain’s NHS, the system has been left desperately importing foreign staff to stay afloat.
Turkey will oppose Sweden and Finland joining NATO, the country’s president flatly stated in a video released Thursday.
German police say they have detained a suspect in connection with a Thursday morning attack at a high school.
1.2 million Italians are set to receive a fine as Italy continues its policy of mandating coronavirus vaccinations over the age of 50.
Measures akin to a COVID lockdown are needed in order to curb the EU’s reliance on Russian oil, one member state has said.
Famine, floods, pestilence, drought, plague, war, and rumors of war. These are the key issues facing the world today and the invitation-only World Economic Forum (WEF) next week in Davos, Switzerland, is just the place to find the answers provided by the select globalist elites, founder Klaus Schwab declared Wednesday.
Over 100,000 Britons have signed a petition demanding a referendum on the decision to join the World Health Organizations’s Pandemic Treaty.
A man who is accused of murder last Christmas allegedly filmed part of the violence and spoke to a friend about “Snuff” films.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has been accused of worsening the global food crisis by using “hunger as a weapon” at a G7 meeting on Wednesday.
On Tuesday German prosecutors sought a five-year prison sentence for a 101-year-old former Nazi concentration camp guard, the oldest person charged with being an accessory to murder during the Holocaust.
NATO envoys failed to reach a consensus on Wednesday about starting membership talks with Finland and Sweden, as Turkey raised objections.
A man charged with killing five people in Norway when he attacked strangers with a bow and arrows plead guilty to murder on Wednesday.
London’s Sadiq Khan may soon lose influence over local policing after a reviewer was told to examine stripping the leftist mayor of some of his powers.
Spanish populist Party VOX has defended the return of abdicated King Juan Carlos after the former monarch had been away from the country for nearly two years after prosecutors dropped financial investigations. VOX MP Iván Espinosa de los Monteros, the party’s
Ukrainian Major Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk said Tuesday that despite Russia’s sham justifications for its invasion of Ukraine, the real reason is its longstanding “imperial ambitions.”
Calm seas and warm weather conditions have seen nearly 1,000 illegal boat migrants cross the English Channel since the weekend.
Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison is on the campaign trail ahead of national elections this Saturday, and like all politicians the conservative coalition leader is keen to impress.
A leaked review of a UK counterterrorism strategy has found that it ignored radical Islamists while targeting individuals espousing “mainstream” right-wing views as potential threats.
The president of the Red Cross slammed European countries over the level of treatment for Ukrainian refugees compared to other migrants.
The Australian Bishops sent a letter of solidarity to Ukrainian Catholics this week, condemning Russia’s aggression as “genocide.”
Inflation rose to the highest level in 40 years in Britain last month as the war in Ukraine fueled further increases in food and fuel prices.
U.N. chief Antonio Guterres on Wednesday called for an end to oil, gas, and coal use in favor of renewable sources as part of a self-described global climate Marshall Plan.
Nigel Farage warned that it may be a mistake for NATO to accept the applications from Finland and Sweden into the Western military alliance.
A girl who dared to question trans “ideology” was bullied by her peers until she left her school, a report has claimed.
In an effort to become more inclusive and welcoming to LGBT people, the French city of Marseille is moving to scrap mother and father from civil documents and replace the terms with “parent 1” and “parent 2”. The city of
CANNES, France (AP) — The 75th Cannes Film Festival kicked off Tuesday with an eye turned to Russia’s war in Ukraine and a live satellite video address from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who called on a new generation of filmmakers to confront dictators as Charlie Chaplin satirized Adolf Hitler.
A Tory MP has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of rape and sexual assault in the latest scandal to hit the governing Conservative Party.
The UK is to scrap a number of elements of the post-Brexit agreement it had previously agreed with the EU over Northern Ireland.
The rock band Eagles of Death Metal provided testimony about the night Islamic State extremists killed 130 people at thier 2015 concert.
Queen Elizabeth II made a surprise visit to a train station in central London to see a newly completed subway line named in her honor.
J.K. Rowling has argued that the pro-transgender Antifa assault on a feminist demonstrates that the far-left is on the wrong side of history.
A shortage of food due to the Ukraine crisis poses an “apocalyptic” threat to UK consumers, the UK’s central bank head has warned.
Around a third of failed asylum seekers in Germany are able to secure permission to stay in Germany after filing appeals, with the process costing German taxpayers tens of millions of euros. German administrative courts often hear appeals to negative
