The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) on Wednesday demanded “wealthy countries” pay them $16 billion in cash up front to drive coronavirus schemes in developing countries, including mass vaccination rollouts.
Belgian police detained 13 people from a radical Islamic Salafist-linked group during raids Tuesday across the port city of Antwerp.
Boris Johnson’s allies have suggested that criticism of Carrie’s involvement in government should be “off limits”.
Under siege Taiwan has received military support in the form of the approval of U.S. weapons contracts on Monday – in face of growing threats from Communist China.
Britain braces for a planned new booze tax coming in next February, with publicans warning of a devastating impact on the alcohol industry.
Hordes of vehicles blocked streets around New Zealand’s Parliament on Tuesday, in a protest mirroring others building around the world demanding an end to coronavirus restrictions and vaccine mandates.
The Metropolitan police have raided the “Nullo”-linked male castration cult in London with seven individuals arrested for their involvement.
Six adults attacked a 17-year-old girl in Berlin for not wearing a face-covering on a tram, beating her so hard she needed hospital treatment.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced Monday that Australia will reopen its borders to “double vaccinated” tourists from the 21st of February.
The Department of Education will investigate Brighton council after reports surfaced that educators are teaching “concerning” race theories.
The Prince of Wales has led the tributes to the Queen following her “remarkable achievement” of “serving” her subjects for 70 years.
North Korea has maintained the development of its nuclear and ballistic missile programs in defiance of all promises made to the United Nations, a report released Saturday reveals.
The British Home Office admitted the cost of housing illegal migrants in 3 and 4-star hotels cost the British taxpayer £4.7 million a day.
A UK migration think tank warned the government not releasing illegal migrant data will allow numbers will to rise without accountabiltiy.
Britons are being assaulted by soaring costs, with the increase to the cost of living reckoned by one MP to be nearly three thousand a year.
New Zealand – which has had some of the toughest coronavirus restrictions in the world – announced Thursday it will begin to relax its border controls by the end of this month.
U.S. Special Forces operators were involved in an action that resulted in the deaths of 13 people, including women and children, during an airborne counterterrorism raid in northwestern Syria across the early hours of Thursday morning.
The lawyer of vigilante driver who attempted to save a woman from being stabbed to death in London confirmed his release with no charges.
Experts suggest face coverings are expected to remain mandatory on domestic and international flights for years to come.
The U.S. will deploy a guided-missile destroyer and fighter jets to assist the UAE following ongoing rocket attacks from Iran-backed rebels
Boris Johnson has conceded to the European Union and dropped his post-Brexit regulation cutting plan in favour of a ‘Net Zero’ agenda.
The World Health Organisation (W.H.O.) warned Tuesday the very personal protection equipment it pushed people to wear during the coronavirus pandemic, such as surgical masks and gowns, is having an unexpected impact on the environment.
Iran executed two gay men by hanging Sunday in Maragheh Central Prison on charges of committing sodomy “by force.”
A pregnant journalist who was forced to rely on the Taliban’s charity in Afghanistan has finally been allowed to return home to New Zealand.
The left-wing UK Labour Party’s employees have voted in favour of strike action following a 2% pay rise offer from the Labour Party.
British MPs are planning to visit Taiwan in February in open defiance of China’s demand that other nations not engage with the country.
Andrew Neil is reportedly in talks with Channel 4 to discuss hosting a new show, as his former network, GB News, announced record ratings.
European populist parties joined forces in Madrid on Saturday, vowing to protect the national sovereignty from the long arm of Brussels.
Disabled veterans have been left without accommodation after a hotel cancelled a Falklands War anniversary event to make room for alleged asylum seekers.
For the first time since leftist Mayor Sadiq Khan was elected, more Londoners think he is performing “badly” than “well”.
ISIS Jihadi bride Shamima Begum has offered the UK Prime Minister a plan to help Britain defeat Islamic terror.
Six rockets hit Baghdad International Airport on Friday in an assault that damaged runways and one civilian plane. The U.S. blamed hostile Iran-linked terrorist militias for the attack.
The British University of Chester has placed a trigger warning on J.K. Rowling’s book Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.
Two Jewish shopkeepers have been “viciously” assaulted outside a London bakery by a lone attacker on the eve of Holocaust Memorial Day.
Prince Andrew’s lawyers on Wednesday demanded a trial by jury in the U.S. District Courts as he prepares to answer sexual assault allegations brought by Virginia Giuffre.
Keir Starmer has been compared to communist dictators Vladimir Lenin and Fidel Castro by his Attorney General.
A full 83 percent of Americans feel the coronavirus pandemic will only be over when the virus mutates to become a “mild illness” or humans build an immunity – which could be never – an AP-NORC poll released Thursday reveals.
Poland is building a €350 million border fence to help stem the tide of illegal migrants attempting to cross into the EU nation via Belarus.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced that children in Scottish schools will be required to still wear facial coverings in class.
The U.S. Coast Guard was searching Wednesday for 39 people reported missing presumed lost off the coast of Florida in a “suspected human smuggling venture” gone wrong.
