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A “blasphemous” performance featuring plucked chickens in diapers and half-naked dancers in a 13th-century cathedral to mark the 1250th anniversary of the German region of Westphalia has sparked outrage and forced the local Archdiocese to issue an apology.

The democratic will of the Hungarian people to clamp down on the proliferation of LGBTQ+ ideology should be punished by the European Commission, a group of 16 EU countries demanded on Wednesday.

Rosie O’Donnell left the U.S. in high dudgeon after President Donald Trump reclaimed the White House. Now she is saying – no, promising – a return is impossible until “this administration is completely finished, and hopefully held accountable for their crimes.”

Abrogating international law to take back the power to control Britain’s borders is akin to Nazi German “Realpolitik”, attorney-general said.

Belgium is becoming the breeding ground for antisemitism as the far-left has joined together with groups of radical Muslims to forge a “civil religion” of “Palestinism” as old tropes are combined with Neo-Marxist ideologies of victimisation, a report from a think tank has found.

Swedish climate doomer turned anti-Israel campaigner Greta Thunberg will lead a shipload of protesters to Gaza on Sunday to stand with pro-Palestinian activists.

Urging conservatives to stand united in defense of national sovereignty and shared Judeo-Christian values, Israeli Member of Knesset Ariel Kallner defended his country’s war goals and slammed pro-Hamas sentiment in the West, as he joined other conservative leaders in calling for unity against radical threats seeking to “destroy Western civilization.”

A passionate celebration led to an impromptu shirt removal, which in turn sparked a heated tug-of-war between the sexes, following Arthur Fils’ thrilling five-set victory over Spain’s Jaume Munar on Thursday in the second round of the French Open.

For the Westminster Media-Political ‘blob’, Sir Keir Starmer has one overriding purpose, to keep Nigel Farage out of Downing Street.

One person is missing after a chunk of a glacier careened down a mountainside in Switzerland on Wednesday.

Reports on Thursday confirmed that Turkish Islamist strongman Recep Tayyip Erdogan had organized a constitutional committee, featuring ten lawyers and mostly senior members of his Justice and Development Party (AKP), to replace the nation’s current constitution.

Cyprus will offer Syrian families money to help them resettle back in their homeland.

Ukraine says it has handed Russia a “memorandum” on a proposed ceasefire, urging Moscow to do the same in return.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Wednesday that Hamas’ Gaza chief Mohammed Sinwar has been killed by the Israel Defense Forces.

Farage expands policy platform with an eye on next election, prompting media pile-on of plan to make life easier for hard-pressed families.

Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds waved a Palestinian flag that had been thrown onto the stage during a concert in Milan, Italy.

EUs most high-profile political figure was called “embodiment of the European spirit” by King Felipe of Spain during the ceremony.

British police forces have reportedly said that they do not plan to reveal the ethnic background of suspects in every major incident, after Merseyside Police raised eyebrows by promptly informing the public that they had arrested a white British male after dozens of people were struck down as a driver rammed his car into a parade for Liverpool FC this week.

Actor Sir Ian McKellen, forever immortalized as Gandalf in Peter Jackson’s “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, plans to produce Shakespeare’s classic “Twelfth Night” with an all transgender, non-binary cast.

Some 300 UK celebrities led by members of the entertainment elites signed an open letter Thursday demanding Britain halt arms sales to Israel.

Public safety and the public’s perception of the state’s competence are at risk, a group of Britain’s most senior policemen and spies warn. 

A 64-year-old man remains missing after a huge mass of rock and ice from a glacier crashed down a Swiss mountainside the day before.

A former Dutch drug lord is suing Netflix for “significant emotional, reputational, and financial damage” over the streaming giant’s “Undercover” and “Ferry” series.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced visa restrictions on foreign officials engaging in censorship of Americans.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that it will soon be clear whether or not Russian President Vladimir Putin is “tapping us along” in negotiations to end the war with Ukraine.

American-British influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate have been charged by UK prosecutors with allegations of rape and other offences.

The EU is investigating Pornhub and other pornography platforms for allegedly failing to protect minors from online sexual content under the Digital Services Act (DSA).

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told reporters on Tuesday that he believed President Donald Trump found his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, more irritating than him because of his dishonesty.

Smoke it if you’ve got it. That pretty much sums up the approach of London Mayor Sadiq Khan to personal drug use as backed calls Wednesday for small quantities of cannabis to be decriminalised and “negate problems between the police and ethnic communities.”

The Czech government has identified China as being “responsible” for cyberattacks against a a communication network of the Czech Foreign Ministry, officials said on Wednesday.

It’s a tough job, but somebody has to do it. That is the rationale driving upwards of 10,000 climate doomers jetting to the French Riviera next week for what the United Nations has deemed the latest global “climate emergency” meeting.

Calls for leaders’ talks between Zelensky, the U.S., and Russia, while Moscow said that the next round of “direct talks” will be soon. 

Party for Freedom (PVV) leader Geert Wilders has vowed to withdraw from the Dutch coalition government if his partner parties fail to implement strict migration controls within the next “few weeks”.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Monday dismissed President Donald Trump’s angry criticism of Russian strongman Vladimir Putin by suggesting Trump was suffering from “emotional overstrain.”

President Donald Trump said Russian President Vladimir Putin is “playing with fire” and that horrible things would have happened to Russia if not for Trump.

Ukrainian Foreign Intelligence Service head Oleh Ivashchenko accused China of providing critical materials, including chemicals and tech components, to Russian factories — an allegation China dismissed on Tuesday as “political manipulation.”