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MOSCOW (AP) — The lawyer for WNBA star Brittney Griner said Friday her pre-trial detention in Russia has been extended by one month.

A poll has found that a majority of those living in the Dutch-speaking Belgian region of Flanders believes that no immigrants can be truly Belgian and that to be Belgian requires being born in the country. The poll of 2,000

The European Union is to launch a Ukrainian food export plan which aims to outfox Russia in the hopes of easing food shortages.

The Socialist government of Spain is set to become the first country in Europe to offer women monthly leave from work for menstruation.

Spanish Minister of Equality Irene Montero is finalising the reveal of a rule that will allow minors above the age of 16 to seek abortion procedures without needing the permission of their parents. Girls aged 16 and 17 will again be

Germany’s Minister for Agriculture has called on EU red tape to be cut in order to allow farmers to grow more wheat.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced the formation of a commission to study the decriminalisation of marijuana in the British capital

The globalist architects of the Great Reset at the World Economic Forum have thrown their weight behind the concept of Central Bank Digital Currencies, claiming that state-controlled cryptocurrencies will “revolutionize” the future of finance. Just days before its annual meeting

So-called ‘befriending meditation’ could be used to help bridge the culture-war gap between Brexiteers and Remainers, a study has suggested.

Critics have slammed a new European Commission plan to monitor private communications online in the name of protecting children from abuse.

Ever wondered about just what the huge black hole long thought to be at the very center of the Milky Way looks like? Here’s your chance.

The traditionally militarily neutral Scandinavian country of Finland has announced its intention to join the NATO military alliance in response to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia, with neighbouring Sweden — also normally neutral — widely expected to follow

A number of people traffickers have been jailed after toddlers were “nailed” into wardrobes in the hopes of smuggling them into the UK.

World Rugby announced Thursday the men’s and women’s Rugby World Cups would head to the U.S. for the first time in 2031 and 2033 respectively. The U.S. will be just the second tier-two nation to host the men’s global showpiece,

Britain’s economy grew at the slowest pace in a year during the first quarter, raising concerns the country may be headed for a recession.

Pope Francis decried falling birthrates in the Western world Thursday, calling the demographic drop a new form of “generative poverty.”

The safe house near the Ukrainian border served as a transit point for volunteers coming to Poland, heading into Ukraine, and those transiting out from Ukraine back to the U.S. and elsewhere.

The Taliban shutdown of girls’ education shows the hardline Islamists’ are not listening to the Afghan people, an EU official said Thursday.

Two Bangladeshis were arrested by Italian police after allegedly blackmailing a woman with sexual material they had stolen from her phone. 

The UK Home Office has hinted that illegal boat migrants who claim to be transgender could end up avoiding being sent to Rwanda.

An Algerian illegal who shouted “Allah is great!” in a cathedral while carrying a knife already had multiple orders to leave the country.

British film actress Zara Phythian – who appeared in Doctor Strange alongside Benedict Cumberbatch – has been found guilty of grooming and sexually abusing a girl in tandem with her husband Victor Marke.

A left-wing member of Canada’s parliament named Shafqat Ali virtually attended a recent session of Canada’s House of Commons while standing inside a bathroom stall, the BBC reported on Tuesday.

Russia’s state-run Tass news service on Wednesday reported that the breakaway areas of Kherson in Ukraine and South Ossetia in Georgia will ask to be incorporated into Russia.

Following two years of lockdown measures, New Zealand will finally lift its coronavirus border restrictions in July, said PM Jacinda Ardern.

The EU Commission is reportedly considering borrowing billions of dollars in order to give more aid to Ukraine.

Nigel Farage has overtaken Piers Morgan in the ratings as the former CNN host has slumped following his interview with Donald Trump.

Britain pledged to protect Sweden from attack, with Prime Ministers Boris Johnson and Magdalena Andersson signing a defence pact.

An illegal immigrant who claimed to be a minor after being arrested for possession of cocaine with the intention to sell has been revealed to be an adult after a medical examination. The man, a Moroccan national, had claimed to

American lawmakers have demanded that the UK not rip up a post-Brexit agreement with the EU over Northern Ireland.

Three-hundred-and-sixty-eight Republicans and Democrats voted on Tuesday night to grant Ukraine $40 billion in aid while Americans suffer from historic inflation.

The EU will no longer require masks to be worn at airports and on planes starting next week amid the easing of coronavirus restrictions.

The UK government are pushing for new laws which will allow them to crack down on disruptive protests shortly after climate crazy activists caused fuel shortages in England.

Members of the Italian Communist Party have expressed sympathy for Vladimir Putin, calling the invasion of Ukraine self-defence for Russia. 

London’s leftist Mayor joined the long list of political figures queuing up to tell Elon Musk how Twitter should be run if he buys it.

The head of Tesco has warned that people in the UK are facing “real food poverty for the first time in a generation”.