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The UK has nationalised British Steel after it was bought by a Chinese Communist Party-linked company that seemed determined to shut it down. 

Team Argentina may face fines by FIFA after members were seen hoisting a banner citing the Falkland Islands on Wednesday.

Polish prosecutors have charged a Ukrainian man with sabotage and diversionary activities on behalf of Russian intelligence.

The family of the suspect in the killing of an American mother in Ireland this month has complained of “racist” and “negative” comments online about their son, who has been arrested in his native Jordan.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Actor Sam Neill died from pneumonia and will be honored at a private family memorial at his New Zealand farm later, his agent told The Associated Press on Thursday.

The E.U. and Ukraine on Wednesday announced a drone deal between Brussels and Kyiv during European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s visit to the Ukrainian capital.

Macron declared nationalism must “never” take hold in France as he seeks to institute further EU integration in his final year in office.

The UK will revitalise decades-old plans, nudge public to stockpile food and water, and host an exercise to test its home defence strategy.

England’s Jude Bellingham had a rough response to his team’s painful 2-1 loss to Argentina at the World Cup finals on Wednesday.

FIFA could potentially fine Argentina for unfurling a banned flag just after defeating England in the World Cup semi-finals.

If you are wondering whether Argentine Vice President Victoria Villaruel was over the Falklands War, you can save yourself the suspense; she is not.

A Bolivian Foreign Ministry official confirmed on Tuesday that young Bolivian men are being deceived and falsely led to fight for Russia in its ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

The European Broadcasting Union has developed new rules to avoid “sexualizing” female athletes by restricting how they can be shown on TV

SHUSHA, Azerbaijan — Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev hailed President Donald Trump as a uniquely effective peacemaker whose fundamentally different approach to diplomacy proved decisive in securing the historic Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement and ushered in what he described as an unprecedented new era of U.S.-Azerbaijani relations.

Spanish immigration officials are reportedly expecting upwards of three million people added to the total population due to chain migration.

A man who allegedly threatened he would shoot Brexiteer Nigel Farage has been arrested, as scrutiny over political security intensifies.

A report published in Catholic media this week, citing anonymous sources, claimed that Pope Leo XIV has personally contacted French President Emmanuel Macron repeatedly to encourage him to oppose a bill that would expand the legality of euthanasia and assisted suicide.

The left-wing Labour Party government is reportedly set to backtrack on its planned crackdown on immigration for the millions of so-called Boriswave migrants, many of whom are in line to gain permanent residency in Britain. 

The narrative that Reform UK are “fascists” is “so relentless it constitutes incitement,” the party said after the killing of Ann Widdecombe. 

The Ebola epidemic racing through the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is spreading faster and proving more virulent than efforts to contain it, global ​medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) warned on Wednesday.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni suffered a setback on Tuesday after a voting reform bill bitterly failed to pass in parliament by a single vote.

The mass amnesty of over 1.2 million illegal migrants set in motion by Spain’s socialist government will “collapse” the issue of foreign national identity cards, police officers warned on Wednesday.

Left-wing British politicians have already begun to seize upon the killing of Brexit hero Ann Widdecombe to push for more censorship on social media to combat “hate”, despite no public indication that the suspected killer was radicalised online.

The Hungarian Parliament, controlled by the recently elected Prime Minister Péter Magyar, adopted a constitutional amendment to oust President Tamas Sulyok over his ties to former leader Viktor Orbán.

Ukraine’s air force said Tuesday it intercepted five ballistic missiles launched by Russia in a raft of overnight attacks.

The government is very “blasé” about the security of Reform UK because its MPs have the wrong opinions, party spokesman Robert Jenrick said.

The suspect in the alleged murder of Brexit warrior and former government minister Ann Widdecombe reportedly had far-left literature in his home, as police have been forced to belatedly admit that there may have been a political motive in last week’s killing.

Independent reviewer of terror legislation questioned erratic approach of police into the apparent murder of a major political figure.

Ukraine will produce French-made cruise missiles, precision guided bombs, and air defense interceptor missiles through a license granted by Paris to Kyiv, President Emmanuel Macron announced on Monday.

Migrants with criminal records may still be eligible for residence permits in Spain if they have a Spanish national relative, the nation’s Supreme Court determined on Monday.

Incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to add as much as £38 billion to Britain’s already historically high tax bill to fund a progressive handout agenda, analysis from Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party has warned.

Senegal had a dismal run at the FIFA World Cup and exited early despite high hopes for a better result. Now the recriminations are starting with reports Monday alleging the team doctor had no background in sports medicine but rather was a gynecology specialist.

Norway’s Erling Haaland traveled all the way to America seeking a World Cup championship, but he will have to settle for a stuffed raccoon.

A 18th-century shipwreck off the coast of Norway has been hiding rare treasures that have fascinated archeologists.

Rob Dieperink, a Dutch soccer referee who was fired from the World Cup after being arrested for sexual assault, was found dead

A series of arson and vandalism attacks on Jewish sites in Britain were the work of a proxy group backed by Iran, the UK said Monday.

The continuing drip release of court documents relating to the murder of Henry Nowak has revealed that some of the British teen’s final words to his killer were “I’m not racist”.