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Biden is to push a pro-Brexit party in Northern Ireland into rejoining power-sharing after he arrives in Ireland today.

Bomb threats ahead of President Joe Biden’s visit show that peace is “fragile” in post-Brexit Ireland, the UK’s Northern Ireland Secretary has said.

A number of major bomb threats against Chinese embassies were made in a journalist’s name after she published an article detailing the intimidation faced by critics of the Chinese Communist Party.

Slamming recent comments by French President Emmanuel Macron, who appeared to advocate a distancing of Europe from the U.S., Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) called to clarify whether other European nations stand by Macron’s position and to readjust our alliance in accordance.

Concerned parents in Ireland held a protest against the inclusion of LGBT “pornography” books in the children’s section of libraries in the country.

Over half a million people took to the streets of France on Thursday in another firey protest against Emmanuel Macron’s government.

Germany’s legacy media are in shock after it was found that an award-winning progressive blogger they heaped repeated praise on never actually existed.

Left-wing members of the French opposition have written to President Emmanuel Macron asking him to “give up” on his “disastrous” reform of the country’s pension system.

European media outlets have labelled Trump as being “unforgivable” and America as a “banana republic” as criminal proceedings against the former president begin.

A left-wing German politician has complained that all legacy media outlets in Germany now appear to have the same opinion.

The EU has no plans to force food manufacturers to clearly label when a product contains insects, an official from within the bloc has confirmed.

A spokesman for the Pentagon has denied that a damaged American “nuclear bomb” patched up with tape has been pictured in the Netherlands.

Germany’s decision to shut down its remaining nuclear power plants is a “strategic mistake”, the head of one government party has said.

Rental electric scooters are to go the way of the dodo in Paris after residents of the city voted to ban them in a referendum on Sunday.

Calls for peace talks between Russia and Ukraine are “pure cynicism” a Kyiv government official claimed Saturday.

reland has been completely overwhelmed by migrant arrivals with an emergency housing plan for would-be asylum seekers having now fallen through.

Links to shady websites advertising logins for porn platform Onlyfans have reportedly been found by researchers on an EU website.

A company linked to Russia is set to help continue the work of a major nuclear project operating in Germany.

Reform “Like legalizing burglary because there are too many burglaries,” that will see “millions of migrants” come to Europe, MEPs said.

Authorities in Kyiv have reportedly expelled a large number of Christian monks from a historic monastery in the country amid claims they are “pro-Russian”.

The European Union is in danger of “criminalising” the use of physical cash with its new anti-money laundering laws, an MEP has warned.

The hardcore green agenda-loving leaders of the European Union reportedly travelled to the U.N.’s COP27 great reset summit on a private jet.

A TikTok data centre is using so much electricity there isn’t any spare to power the expansion of an arms manufacturing plant, they claim. 

France remains in a state of chaos on Tuesday as the 10th straight day of union strikes is marked by fuel-pump shortages and government infighting.

A migrant woman who had been declared “mum of the year” by a magazine in 2022 has admitted to assaulting a Ukrainian woman.

The Irish government’s crusade for open borders has reportedly been disrupted after protesters blocked a migrant bus from entering the country’s latest asylum centre.

5,000 farmers are said to have taken part in a tractor rally in Slovenia in order to protest EU green agenda rules in the country.

Former French President François Hollande has blamed his successor, Emmanuel Macron, for the ongoing riots in France.

“You’re so lucky to be sitting there, now that we’ve arrested you,” one officer was reportedly recorded saying. “I swear, I’d have broken your legs, literally. I can tell you, we’ve broken elbows and faces… but you, I’d have broken your legs.”

Authoritarian governments across the world are looking to censor the internet in order to “control people”, a senior official from ICANN has said.

Hundreds of tractors and fishing trawlers are protesting at a German coastal town to protest great reset measures imposed by Brussels.

Over half of Germans believe that their country could be heading towards a future war and that it is unable to defend itself.

Officials in the Netherlands have been told to delete all Iranian, Russian and Chinese apps from their work phones.

Europe’s banking sector is not in crisis despite the collapse of two major players on the continent, a sector official in France has said.

“Adjustments” must be made to the state’s green agenda programme after the Netherlands’ pro-farmer party won the country’s recent election, a senior government party figure has said.

Russia’s security council deputy chairman has threatened to bomb an international court in the Hague in response to it issuing an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin.