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Hijab-wearing constable praised as a “role model” for wielding baton against anti-lockdown protesters while in religious dress faces misconduct hearing.

100 British left-wing activists are being funded to campaign for Kamala in swing states, leading to allegations of election interference.

ROME — The Italian parliament has made surrogate motherhood a “universal crime,” to the joy of many feminists and pro-lifers and the chagrin of the LGBTQ+ lobby.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns a third nation wading into the hostilities would turn the conflict into a “world war.”

She admits she’s never met him, but top European Commission figure says she’s sure Elon Musk has a problem with “evil”.

More than 500 Belgians are asking to be removed from the baptismal registry after Pope Francis’ recent trip to Luxembourg and Belgium, in which he harshly rebuked efforts to decriminalize voluntary abortion and referred to doctors who perform the procedure as “contract killers.”

In what may shape out to be a significant political victory for Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, the European Union looks set to follow Rome’s lead on illegal immigration in setting up detention centres outside of the bloc to hold illegal migrants rather than allowing aliens to remain in European territory.

A brand-new fire station and nearly a dozen fire engines have been destroyed in a massive blaze in Germany.

A stage show in Germany featuring roller skating nuns engaging in live sex scenes sent 18 audience members to seek medical attention.

The speaker of the French Senate — the country’s second most senior figure under the constitution — said Thursday he was “astounded”.

President Zelensky wants NATO to deploy a “comprehensive” deterrent so powerful it would prevent Russia from being able to fight any further. 

In the first major hurdle for the recently-installed French Prime Minister Michel Barnier, the battle over the nation’s budget begun on Wednesday, with both Marine Le Pen’s populist faction and the far-left New Popular Front rejecting the austerity measures.

Gay-rights activist Father Timothy Radcliffe, who will be made a cardinal by Pope Francis in December, has blamed African opposition to homosexuality on “intense pressure” from outside influences like American evangelicalism.

The Biden administration on Tuesday urged India to take Canadian allegations of an assassination plot against Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar seriously and cooperate with Canadian investigators.

France will begin supplying Ukraine with ‘kamikaze’ drones in the next few weeks to use in its battle with Russia, the French defence minister announced Wednesday.

Macron’s French government has banned Israeli defence contractors from exhibiting at next month’s Euronaval, a major arms fair in Paris.

President Donald Trump released a statement Wednesday commemorating the 40th anniversary of the martyrdom of Father Jerzy Popiełuszko, a Catholic priest who helped bring down communism in Poland.

Israeli law enforcement authorities revealed on Tuesday that they had traced a failed suicide bombing that occurred in Tel Aviv in August to a Hamas cell based in Turkey.

U.S.-made and supplied Abrams tanks will be sent from Australia to Ukraine under a $245 million military support package to boost the war-torn country’s fight against Russia’s invasion.

Britain’s Undercover Policing Inquiry hears police spied on now-Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s work when he was a lawyer in the 1990s. 

Giorgia Meloni’s conservative government has begun sending illegal migrants from Italy to offshore processing centres in Albania, with the maiden ship setting sail from the island of Lampedusa on Monday.

Ukrainian President set to at least partially unveil a plan to win the war against Russia to his country’s Parliament on Wednesday.

Young men in Germany are increasingly identifying as right-wing, with one in four between 12 and 25 classifying themselves as conservative, according to a major poll.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blasted French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday after the European leader insulted Israel by suggesting that it would not have existed except for the United Nations.

Never mind persuading drivers to buy electric, a new challenge is getting them to keep them, with a more EV owners switching back.

A tea company in Canada has caved to Marvel movie star Simu Liu after he accused the company of cultural appropriation after it introduced its version of a Taiwanese drink.

The European Union is reportedly demanding that the UK offer up British soldiers for so-called “peacekeeping” missions conducted by Brussels as a part of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s “Brexit reset”.

A former British Army soldier had admitted terrorism charges laid against him over fundraising and equipment meant for the Taliban.

An Israeli policeman was shot dead Tuesday and four other bystanders wounded when a terrorist launched an assault near Ashdod in the south of the country, local media outlets report.

Australia’s left-wing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has splashed out $4.3 million on an oceanfront mansion for himself and his soon-to-be-wife, boasting he earns a “good income” while also saying he knows “what it’s like to struggle.”

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has alleged that an “illegal migrant” has made a threat on his life, sharing a video of a man appearing to threaten to shoot the British Member of Parliament.

The EU imposed sanctions on Iran´s deputy defense minister, senior members of its paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and three airlines.

Britain’s PM danced around question of tax rises, his past as a high-flying lawyer showing in his explaining away the sleight of hand.

Populist Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has thrown a wrench into globalist plans to extend funding for the Ukraine war in an apparent bid to give Donald Trump negotiating leverage should he return to the White House.

Generators warned supply was expected to be insufficient for the first time in two years on Monday, just days after UK shut final coal plant.

Prosecutors asked for a prison sentence for a French citizen arrested on charges of unlawfully collecting information on military issues.