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Riots broke out once again in Spain on Monday evening in the northern city of Bilbao as far-left activists staged protests to pressure the cancellation of an appearance by a right-wing influencer.

Police are investigating attempted homicide after a car was repeatedly driven into a group of pedestrians in a German town.

Marine Le Pen blasted French newspaper that published a false claim that an alleged terrorist had party flyers in his car.

Spain’s anti-mass migration VOX party and the center-right People’s Party (PP) on Monday announced a new electoral agreement to stop running against each other in several Senate races during the upcoming November 29 snap elections.

On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” British Ambassador to the U.S. Christian Turner discussed the situation in France and said that “the weight of welfare for aging populations, that’s a challenge.”

A series of messages published on social media Tuesday morning call for a wave of violent riots across Spain “inspired” by the recent chaotic events in France for Saturday, October 31, local outlets warned.

The British government has announced an independent review into the circumstances surrounding the murder of teen Henry Nowak and whether police failed to prevent his death at the hands of a Sikh knifeman in December of last year.

Europe’s top NATO members are ready to take greater responsibility for the continent’s security while standing with the U.S. as an “indispensable ally,” the organization affirmed Tuesday.

President Emmanuel Macron admitted on Monday that his government was caught flat-footed by the outburst of violent riots earlier this month accross France, which threaten to continue for the foreseeable future.

Elon Musk acknowledged over the weekend that SpaceX deliberately slowed Ukraine’s access to Starlink satellite internet, saying the company acted because Ukrainian forces had used the civilian service to guide offensive drone strikes against Russia.

Actor Sacha Baron Cohen is doing a bit of an about face on Donald Trump, giving the president praise as a man of “brilliance” while noting that the left too quickly dismissed Trump as a “nincompoop.”

French police have released the suspect in the Trappes attack to psychiatric evaluation on suspicions he may be unfit for trial.

Over 30,000 Spaniards peacefully gathered in Madrid on Sunday to demand solutions for Ceuta as the North African exclave nears the third month anniversary of the ongoing mass illegal migrant invasion of its territory.

LONDON — Grammy-winning singer Chris Brown arrived Monday at a London court for sentencing over brawling at a Mayfair nightclub three years ago.

French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen told thousands of supporters on Sunday that they are on the precipice of a national “Renaissance” as she officially opened her campaign for the Élysée Palace.

Youssef Siher, the man identified as the presumptive “mastermind” behind the recent riots in Milan, is also being investigated in Genoa on allegations of being involved in a complex scheme providing funding to Hamas, local outlets revealed.

A packed Stade de France near Paris made history Sunday as it hosted its first NFL regular-season game with the Pittsburgh Steelers defeating the New Orleans Saints 16-10 in a festive, party atmosphere. On hand for the historic occasion were tens of thousands of fans happy to defy the violent riots engulfing the rest of the country.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has accused Prime Minister Andy Burnham of plotting a “betrayal” of the British voter by suggesting a backtrack on Brexit to rejoin the European Union’s so-called free movement of people scheme.

Caribbean nations campaigning for slavery reparations have won support from an unexpected source — the descendants of some of Britain’s most prominent families to have benefitted from the slave trade.

Police in France arrested 1,314 rioters Saturday as violent street clashes continue to consume the country, the interior ministry said, adding 53 officers were hurt in clashes.

Protesters clashed with police across Italy on Saturday and even briefly stormed the Colosseum in Rome; however, Giorgia Meloni’s government claimed that widespread disorder was prevented by the expanded powers granted to police, which enabled preventative detention and led to the arrest of one of the chief architects of the Milan riots.

Riots and looting spread to Barcelona, Spain, on Saturday evening as local youths sought to imitate the unrest seen in France and other European nations in recent weeks, apparently motivated by little more than a desire to cause destruction and loot stores.

Manuel Otto, a German influencer who created the popular multiplayer game Stick Run, has died at 30 after setting himself on fire during a Twitch livestream.

Ukraine’s access to Starlink and Starshield satellite links has been restored to the speeds it had before restrictions that disrupted front-line operations for more than a week, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Saturday.

Clashes and chaotic scenes have once again broken out in cities across France as the Islamo-Leftist (Green-Red) protest movement continues into its second month.

The head of the Bulgarian Taekwondo Federation and vice president of the European Taekwondo Union was shot dead on Saturday at his home in Sofia, police said.

French President Emmanuel Macron has been forced to an embarrassing backtrack after falsely claiming that the shootings in Trappes were the first time that the country had experienced a terror attack over race or religion.

Meghan the Duchess of Sussex’s response to a probe into child sex abuse material found at her father’s former home has drawn scrutiny.

Firearms dealers in Paris have reported a massive surge in sales for non-lethal deterrents including high power pepper spray guns.

The retreat known as the Eagle’s Nest built for Adolf Hitler in the Bavarian Alps was almost completely destroyed in a fire, and work to extinguish the blaze was still in progress Saturday, authorities said. A suspect was detained.

Italy deployed soldiers to Milan as the nation’s fashion and finance capital expected fresh protests on Saturday, one week after looting and clashes with police.

President Trump says the NFL could have “postponed” Sunday’s game in Paris as the French capital descends into anarchy.

The Louvre and several other major Paris museums will be closed on Saturday over concerns about potential violence.

An American tourist tragically plummeted nearly 1,000 feet to her death in the Italian Alps while trying to photograph the awe-inspiring scenery there after departing from an established mountain trail.

First lady Melania Trump has secured an agreement between Russia and Ukraine to temporarily halt military operations in the southern Ukrainian city of Oleshky, where humanitarian aid will begin arriving October 29 and preparations for civilian evacuations will get underway.

State Department issued travel warning ahead of a busy weekend in Paris that promises ‘act two’ riots and a major NFL match in the city.

Finnish authorities have ordered Google to stop construction at two planned data center sites after an investigation found the company cleared vast stretches of forest without completing required environmental reviews.