Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has demanded that “heads roll” at the Essex Police as the police force admitted escorting far-left groups at an anti-migrant hotel protest in Epping.
A primary school in the U.K. is taking heat for pushing transgender actor Elliot Page as an ideal example of “masculinity.”
NEW YORK –There are pioneering music figures, and then there is Ozzy Osbourne, the larger-than-life frontman of Black Sabbath, whose personal mythology is eclipsed only by the strength and immortality of his songs.
Turkey and Britain on Wednesday signed a preliminary agreement for the sale of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets to Turkey, a significant step in Ankara’s efforts to modernize its air fleet.
A German court on Wednesday acquitted a satirist who was charged with having approved of an assassination attempt against Donald Trump during last year’s U.S. election campaign in a social media post and disturbed the public peace.
The British government said that it is urgently important to restore the “social fabric” of the country amid warnings that anti-mass migration sentiment could see another summer of riots break out in the country.
Ukrainian activists called for more protests against a law they say weakens the country’s anti-corruption bodies. The legislation has also drawn rebukes from European Union officials and international rights groups.
A majority of Germans oppose efforts to ban the populist Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party, with many believing that it is merely an attempt by the Berlin establishment to sideline its opposition.
Ozzy Osbourne, the heavy metal pioneer and founding member of the iconic band Black Sabbath, has died. He was 76.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said on the eve of negotiations with European powers that Iran will never give up its uranium enrichment program.
The Foreign Ministry of Ukraine announced on Monday that it had plans to open four new embassies in Latin America by the end of the year and over ten new consular offices in Europe – in part at the expense of Ukraine’s embassy in Cuba.
LONDON (AP) – A British man who dreamed of being like James Bond was convicted on Tuesday of attempting to spy for Russia. Howard Phillips, 65, sought to pass information about former Defense Secretary Grant Shapps to two men he
Protests against military age male migrants being put up in hotels in Britain appear to be spreading, as locals in Norfolk took to the streets to decry a planned site in their small town.
France’s Culture Minister Rachida Dati will reportedly face trial over corruption and abuse of power while she was a member of EU Parliament.
Meghan Markle’s Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan,” flopped hard after struggling to attract enough viewers, unable to crack the top 300 shows on the platform.
Spanish police announced Tuesday the bust of a major sex trafficking network, arresting dozens of suspects and freeing over a hundred predominantly South American migrants from effective sex slavery.
Support for Emmanuel Macron has fallen to its lowest-ever recorded level of his presidency, with fewer than one in five voters backing the increasingly unpopular leader.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Tuesday renewed his offer to meet with Russian leader Vladimir Putin and negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine.
A report from a leading leftist newspaper has declared that the anti-migration rioters in the Northern Irish town of Ballymena “won” as Roma minorities have begun to flee the area.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage gave a major speech on law and order on Monday and said, he understands how those taking to the streets feel.
Russia unleashed one of its largest aerial assaults on Ukraine in recent months, killing two and wounding 15, including a 12-year-old.
An investigation from a British newspaper has uncovered over 700 crimes allegedly committed by illegal immigrants living at taxpayer expense in hotels over the past three years.
A Bangladeshi fighter jet crashed into a school in the capital Dhaka on Monday, killing at least 20 people and injuring more than 170.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi suggested in a letter to senior United Nations leaders, Iranian media reported on Monday, that the heads of France, Germany, and the United Kingdom “be held to account in international criminal tribunals as defendants for complicity in war crimes” for their support of Israel.
Protests against sex assaults on children by migrants in government hotels saw police make further arrests on Sunday night.
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague on Wednesday will reveal a host of proposed penalties the U.N. can implement against countries that defy climate diktats.
The massive influx of foreigners into Britain risks “Balkanising” the country as natives flee areas with high levels of migration, a leading Conservative politician has warned.
Famed comedienne Ellen DeGeneres has blamed President Donald Trump for her decision to flee the United States in favor of the United Kingdom.
A performer holding a Palestinian flag touched off a brief scuffle on stage at the Royal Opera House in London as cast members were taking their bows following the season’s final performance of “Il Trovatore.”
The fees to operate Germany’s electricity grid have more than doubled over the past decade, primarily due to Berlin’s green agenda, according to official statistics.
A council in Kent wants to fine people caught swearing in public spaces and protect the delicate sensibilities of those offended by what it deems profane language.
Russia is open to peace with Ukraine, but achieving “our goals” remains a priority, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Sunday, days after U.S. President Donald Trump gave Moscow a 50-day deadline to agree to a ceasefire or face tougher sanctions.
Greek authorities arrested over two hundred illegal boat migrants over the weekend after Athens suspended accepting asylum applications from those who cross the Mediterranean Sea from North Africa.
Pope Leo XIV renewed his call on Sunday for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, asking the international community to respect international laws and the obligation to protect civilians.
A majority of British voters believe that crime is “out of control” and that the left-wing Labour Party government is incapable of solving the issue, while many increasingly favour Nigel Farage and Reform UK to confront crime.
Thousands of Poles took to the streets on Saturday as over a hundred “Stop Immigration!” demonstrations were staged in 80 towns and cities across the country.
A New Yorker was reportedly stabbed on a train and left bloodied by two migrants in Milan, Italy.
Dozens of Afghans with serious criminal records were handed $1,100 in cash and put on a plane to Kabul on Friday morning.
A German-Franco-led summit on Friday saw six nations demand that the European Union as a whole enact stricter regulations on asylum and step up border controls, in an apparent departure from the open borders orthodoxy that has dominated over the past decade.
Prosecutors have appealed last year’s acquittal against Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini over his blocking of an NGO boat from dumping illegals into the country in 2019.
