“2023 is the end of access to pornographic sites for our children,” said Jean-Noël Barrot, French Minister for Digital Affairs.
Speakers from across politics and academia gathered in Brussels to discuss the looming threat of abortion being inserted into the EU Charter, contrasting it with Europe’s philosophical and religious roots.
“The destiny of Europe, the fate of Europe, has never rested on politicians, and that should not be the illusion now.”
The Swedish Security Service cited the January 21st burning of the Quran outside the Turkish embassy in Stockholm as a major catalyst.
As the small republic comes under pressure from the war in Ukraine, calls mount for reunification with Romania.
As a young priest, Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill worked for the KGB, two Swiss newspapers claim.
The latest Vanity Fair photo shoot points to the darker occult roots of the entertainment industry.
Seemingly weeks away from an historic peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Moscow has derailed the process—strengthening its hand—without a shot being fired.
“I have seen all those reports on the internet about fit and healthy people just dropping down with health issues,” said Today host Karl Stefanovic, as Canberra recommends a fifth COVID shot.
As Europe grapples with ammunition shortage, it becomes clear that soft power can not substitute for military might, NATO Commander Cavoli believes.
Chega is preparing to govern, but it won’t happen under just any circumstances.
Responding to some of the more spurious statements the UN secretary-general made during his address, Elon Musk asserted that the “UN is more likely to cause, rather than prevent disinformation.”
