The European Union (E.U.) sought to place itself in front of Russia’s territorial ambitions Thursday as it announced the “strongest, the harshest package” of sanctions to punish Moscow for the invasion of Ukraine.
Govt advisors in Brussels suggested a statue of controversial Belgian King Leopold II should be melted down and turned into a memorial.
Since 2019 more than 20 National Health Service trusts have spent £46,000 of UK taxpayers’ money on LGBT rainbow crossings.
Australia’s borders reopened on Monday as tearful Aussies and visitors embraced at airports with some seeing loved ones for the first time since the country went into self-imposed isolation back in 2020.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced Monday her left-wing Labour government won’t lift coronavirus restrictions until they are “well beyond” the peak of the virus, speaking even as anti-mandate protest numbers continue to swell in the capital.
Scots will now be able to identify however they like for the 2022 census, regardless of their medical sex status following a legal ruling.
Jeffrey Epstein’s friend and alleged pimp Jean-Luc Brunel was found dead in his French prison cell in the early hours of Saturday.
Julius Malema faces a hate speech trial in the South African Equality Courts over his party’s use of the anti-white “Kill the Boer” chant.
Britain’s Home Secretary has tasked Alexander Downer, one of the masterminds of Australia’s tough border policies, with reviewing Britain’s notoriously weak Border Force.
Canadian police have taken a hardline approach in an effort to break up the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa, with at least 100 arrested and mounted police trampling protesters on Friday.
Britain has been hit by Storm Eunice with some areas taking a battering from 122 mph winds causing major damage to multiple buildings.
The Canadian parliament in Ottawa cancelled its Friday sitting as police action in the area began against the Freedom Convoy.
Canada police plan to physically clear out the Ottawa Freedom Convoy on Friday after protests ground the capital to a halt for three weeks.
New Zealand police declared Friday they will not forcibly remove anti-mandate protesters from the national Parliament’s grounds in the capital.
Infamous “snob” and Labour shadow cabinet member Emily Thornberry declared she wouldn’t date anyone who hasn’t had a coronavirus vaccine.
Queen Elizabeth II has admitted to experiencing physical difficulties associated with age just 10 days after her Platinum Jubilee.
A Bulgarian Member of the European Parliament has been accused of giving a Nazi salute in the organization’s Strasbourg meeting place on Wednesday.
A Greek eco-terrorist has been jailed for eight years under the Terrorism Act in Scotland following his attempt to blow up a park in 2018.
The strict Islamic nation of Kuwait has moved to modernise its armed forces by allowing women to sign up for combat roles, however they will be required to wear hijab face coverings at all times and not be allowed to carry weapons into battle.
The World Health Organization admitted on Tuesday that global coronavirus cases have dropped by 19 percent, with 98 percent of new cases taking the form of the less-lethal omicron variant.
Masks contributed to a patient’s death after they impaired communication between doctors resulting in the administration an overdose.
China has doubled down on refusing to stick to its climate pledges by announcing Monday it will be expanding operations of coal-fired power plants across the country.
French Presidential candidate Zemmour has announced that he had a “warm” conversation with former President Donald Trump on Monday evening.
The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) cautioned Tuesday the threat of armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine is not the only concern on the horizon, pointing to rising coronavirus rates in Eastern Europe as the source of more worries.
Twelve protesters were arrested by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) Monday following the discovery of multiple firearms at a freedom convoy blockade at the busy U.S. border crossing in Coutts, Alberta.
Tahra Ahmed was jailed following antisemitic Facebook posts in which she branded a deadly apartment fire as a “Jewish Sacrifice”.
Labour MP Rosie Duffield has branded her party leader Sir Keir Starmer as bad as his predecessor Jeremy Corbyn.
New Zealand’s freedom convoy remains in place despite police attempting to disperse them by blasting protestors with the ‘Macarena’.
Britain and the EU have advised their citizens to leave Ukraine, after President Biden warned a Russian invasion is imminent.
Nigel Farage has blasted Khan’s reasoning for firing Met Chief Dick for not being “woke enough” over her abysmal record on crime in London.
Iran issued a broad range of death threats against Israel, the U.S. and the UK on Friday as the country paused to celebrate the “peace and harmony” embodied in the 43rd anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.
An estimated 1,500 pro-freedom demonstrators continued to rally outside the New Zealand Parliament on Friday in defiance of the police and the government. They gathered in what was described as a carnival atmosphere just 24-hours after some 120 of their number were arrested and removed.
While 14 U.S. states still mandate masks in schools, the UK’s Education Secretary has insisted face coverings “inhibit learning”.
BoJo has hit back at Former Prime Minister Major’s claim Johnson has “shredded” the UK’s reputation overseas with his Partygate scandal.
Seven illegal migrants have exploited a UK legal loophole and had their people smuggling charges quashed, despite steering illegal dinghies.
The Community Service Trust (CST), an antisemitism awareness charity, recorded 2,255 antisemitic incidents across Britain in 2021, including 176 violent assaults.
New Zealand police arrested 120 people who were protesting against coronavirus restrictions Thursday outside the national parliament.
Canadian inspired freedom convoys have spread into France, where a convoy against coronavirus restrictions is planned in Paris on Saturday.
New Zealand truck protest supporters on Tuesday refused to leave and camped overnight inside the national parliament’s grounds in Wellington – picketing the parliament again Wednesday.
North Korea warned Tuesday it is one of the few countries in the world to have a nuclear capability that could “shake the world” by “firing a missile” with the U.S. mainland in “range.”
