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Antifa far-left extremists have called for the murder of 53 members of the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD), publishing their home addresses on a well-known far-left web platform.

A French prosecutor confirmed that DNA evidence has linked a retired policeman to a series of rapes and murders in Paris from 1986 to 1994. The suspect François Vérove, 59, was found dead in a rented apartment in the south of France after taking his own life, with a suicide note apparently claiming to admit to the crimes. Like in the case of the recently-convicted London Metropolitan officer Wayne Couzens, Vérove is believed to have abused his position as a police officer to attack women and girls.

Military and civilian satellites destroyed by enemy forces will be replaced next day, rather than months later, under the plan

A 33-year-old anti-authoritarian far-left anarchist has been charged with multiple felonies after potentially carrying out several armed robberies of banks in Greece. The 33-year-old was the main suspect in an armed bank robbery earlier this month after a Piraeus Bank branch

Britons have been told they can challenge plain-clothes officers confronting them after a London Metropolitan policeman faked a Covid lockdown breach arrest to kidnap, rape, and murder 33-year-old Sarah Everard.

BERLIN — The first soccer game involving an Israeli team at the stadium built for the 1936 Olympics hosted by Nazi Germany was marred Thursday by antisemitic abuse aimed at visiting fans.

Populist French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has revealed her plan to drastically reduce immigration into the country. 

A fire broke out Friday morning at a hospital in Romania´s port city of Constanta, leaving at least nine people dead, authorities said.

Britain’s increasingly green-obsessed Prime Minister has assured young people they have “every right to be angry” with their elders about climate change in Milan.

The French government has announced it will be disbanding six mosques and a number of other associations over radicalisation fears.

Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko ordered a crackdown on protests and blocked several news websites following the death of 31-year-old Andrey Zeltsar, a Minsk resident and employee of a U.S. software company called EPAM Systems. The Belarusian KGB accused Zeltsar of “terrorism” and said he was killed in a shootout that also claimed the life of a KGB agent on Tuesday.

A Danish artist received $84,000 from a museum to use for a piece, but when he delivered the artwork it was not what had been promised, CBS News reported Thursday.

An explosion at an apartment building in the Swedish city of Gothenburg has left 23 people injured, four of them seriously, with some theorising the bombing may have links to gang crime.

London chief of police Cressida Dick is facing calls to step down after one of her officers, a firearms specialist known to his friends on the force as “The Rapist”, was jailed for using his police powers to wrongly arrest a woman before raping and murdering her.

Sir Keir Starmer, the “uber woke” leader of Britain’s opposition Labour Party, said that is is “time for a female Bond” following Daniel Craig’s last outing as the iconic British spy in No Time to Die.

Officials in Germany are investigating why a huge wind turbine collapsed just hours before it was due to be officially inaugurated.

The Europeans are threatening retaliatory tariffs against U.S. products if President Joe Biden doesn’t rescind the tariffs on metals Donald Trump put in place.

France will be cutting the number of visas granted for three North African nations after it was revealed that hardly any illegals from the three countries were deported this year.

A London police officer was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a woman he tricked into his car using COVID-19 laws.

Swedish climate change activist Greta Thunberg branded the British government as one of the chief “climate villains” in the world.

A comprehensive UK report into transgender participation in sport determined Thursday trans men who identify as women retain distinct physiological advantages when competing in female categories, even if they suppress testosterone levels.

Liberal media outlets issued bizarre “fact-checks” after the Polish government revealed migrants have videos of executions and illegal sex acts on their phones, objecting that a bestiality video featured a mare rather than a cow, for example.

Mark Rutte has been given extra security after threats of potential kidnapping or an attack have surfaced from organised criminal gangs. 

A former secretary for the SS commander of the Stutthof concentration camp was being sought on an arrest warrant after skipping her trial.

The feminist MP who pulled out of attending the Labour Party conference over security issues has accused her colleagues of “chucking [her] on the railway tracks” because she wants to use the word “woman”.

The government of Belgium has announced that it will contribute money for women in Poland to get abortions in other EU member states.

The Polish government has claimed to have evidence of Islamic radicalism among migrants crossing its border illegally from Belarus, while others have accused the country of “Islamophobia”.

Itzehoe (Germany) — A 96-year-old former secretary at a concentration camp will go on trial in Germany Thursday, one of the first women implicated in Nazi-era crimes to be prosecuted in decades.

Insulate Britain has once again blocked a major motorway outside of London on Wednesday, despite the government obtaining an injunction.

Police officer Wayne Couzens used his knowledge of Covid patrols to deceive and carry out a fake arrest on Sarah Everard as she walked home, before kidnapping, raping, and murdering her, a prosecutor has said.

Following a recent Australian court ruling making new organizations legally liable for comments on their Facebook posts, CNN has restricted all Australians from accessing its Facebook page, in effect censoring not only a country but an entire continent.

Canada’s military reportedly used the coronavirus pandemic as an opportunity to test propaganda techniques on citizens, despite never being ordered to by the country’s federal government.

Sadiq Khan has admitted that he is protected by a round the clock security detail, as he fails to protect the people of London from crime.

The two parties that are expected to determine who will become Germany’s next chancellor have started talks.

Nearly half of Britons blame the media for the shortage of fuel at the petrol pumps while one-in-five blames the government, according to a poll.

A church in the French commune of Saint-Loup-Hors saw two suspicious fires in just four days, with investigators determining if one or both was intentional.