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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has warned the leftist Labour Party government against backtracking on Brexit as Brussels has begun to pressure London to caving on fishing rights, migration, and national sovereignty as Prime Minister Starmer seeks a new trade deal with the bloc.

British magazine The Economist admitted in a profile of Director of National Intelligence nominee Tulsi Gabbard there is “no evidence” to Democrat claims she is a “Russian asset.”

The head of Russia’s nuclear and chemical forces was killed by a bomb blast in Moscow early Tuesday, officials said.

Ukraine’s HUR military intelligence agency on Saturday claimed North Korean mercenaries accidentally killed eight of their Russian partners in a “friendly fire” attack because of the “language barrier” between soldiers from the two countries.

Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, long Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s most powerful and loyal minister, announced Monday she was resigning from the Cabinet as Trudeau struggles with declining popularity.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz lost a vote of confidence in parliament on Monday thereby paving the way for early elections in the European Union’s most populous member and biggest economy on 23 February next year.

Britain’s government gave the go-ahead Monday for the sale of Royal Mail’s parent company to a Czech billionaire, paving the way for the postal service to pass into foreign ownership for the first time in its 500-year history.

The OnlyFans model who assaulted Reform UK leader Nigel Farage with a milkshake will not be sent to jail, sparking further accusations of two-tiered justice in Britain.

The senior clergyman who is due to take temporary charge of the Church of England faced calls to resign on Monday over his handling of the case of a priest accused of sexual misconduct.

A suspected Chinese spy who became a confidant of disgraced royal Prince Andrew is only the “tip of the iceberg” of Beijing’s espionage activities in the UK, former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith claimed Monday.

Pubs and bars across the UK are rationing pints of Guinness in the festive lead up to Christmas amid a national shortage of the iconic Irish stout.

The Miss Netherlands beauty pageant, which crowned a biological male in 2023, is ending.

The British Lawn Tennis Association has changed its gender inclusion policy and placed a ban on transgender players from womeen’s divisions.

A Ukrainian drone struck a campus belonging to Russia´s National Guard Sunday in the Russian region of Chechnya.

Assad regime war criminals should think twice before trying to pass themselves off as refugees in Germany, the government warns.

Israel’s foreign minister, Gideon Sa’ar, announced Sunday that the country would be closing its embassy in Ireland, following that country’s decision to join South Africa’s “genocide” claim at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

At least 11 people have died after Cyclone Chido caused devastating damage in the French territory of Mayotte in the Indian Ocean.

Five people were killed at and around a migrant camp near Dunkirk, northern France, by “precise shots to the head”.

Pro-Western Zourabichvili has vowed to stay on after her six-year term ends Monday, describing herself as the only legitimate leader.

Some Euro states making calculation it is cheaper to make a a single cash payment to go home than keep the guests on welfare indefinitely. 

The U.S. plans to introduce sanctions against Serbia´s main gas supplier that is controlled by Russia, Serbia´s president said Saturday.

ESG- style debanking of defence becoming so severe NATO has appealed to the public to say they support banks having investments in arms.

A man found guilty of orally penetrating a woman until she died has been given what is called in the United Kingdom a “life” sentence.

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) was hospitalized while traveling in Europe on official taxpayer business.

Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister Mikahil Bogdanov told state media on Thursday that Moscow had made “direct contact” with Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), the al-Qaeda offshoot that toppled Syrian dictator Bashar Assad last weekend.

Zelenskyy described the waves of missiles and drones as one of the heaviest bombardments of the country’s energy sector yet.

French political veteran François Bayrou, long time Macron ally, named as next Prime Minister after the last collapsed in record time.

Actress Jameela Jamil, known mostly for her role on The Good Place, appeared to glorify alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO assassin Luigi Mangione.

Paying for a military instead of social security may be painful, but preventing war is considerably cheaper than fighting one NATO boss says.

Dutch populist leader Geert Wilders was presented with an award by the legislature of Israel as he visited the Jewish state to show solidarity in its fight against radical Islam.

The UK economy stumbled and shrank for the second month in a row through October as concerns about the Budget continued to drag business confidence down.

Tradition tells the sandwich was invented in Britain, yet they seem to spell trouble for British politicians, as Kemi Badenoch is finding out.

Supermodel Anok Yai is warning the British Fashion Council to never nominate her for model of the year again after they picked a man identifying as a woman over her in this year’s award ceremony.

Netflix’s “Sex Education” actor Alexander Westwood was reportedly found guilty of rape and sexual abuse of teenagers in acting lessons.

Ukraine has claimed the assassination by shooting of a Russian missile scientist in a Moscow suburbs park.

Danish actor Mads Mikkelsen, known for his roles in films like “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny,” “Another Round,” and “Casino Royale,” expressed dismay over his norther neighbor Sweden becoming so politically correct in recent years.