Southport Killer Attacks Prison Officer
It raises serious questions that terror convicts continue to have access to potentially lethal materials while behind bars.
It raises serious questions that terror convicts continue to have access to potentially lethal materials while behind bars.

The German Chancellor did not beat about the bush on many issues as he met with the main leaders of the EU and the Atlantic alliance in the capital of Europe.

In practice, the Commission calls on homosexuals and transgender people to confirm that they experience inequality.

“It seems that the humanitarian and moral dimension of Christianity is only recognized in external relations—when the EU speaks about humanitarian aid on other continents.”

If the new pope takes a more welcoming line to traditionalists, and holds the line on abortion, euthanasia, and gender ideology, he will go far in winning over U.S. Catholic conservatives.
No mention of defending shipping.
Steger says the migration plan undermines countries’ border control.

Perhaps the new pope will begin to roll back the disgraceful policy of discrimination against the Latin Mass and “build bridges” with the Catholic Church’s traditionalists.

Some green politicians may be honest about the cost of their policies, but remain “tone-deaf regarding families’ everyday finances.”

Brussels sees “an opportunity” in the U.S. no longer funding international networks of social activism controlled by politicians.
‘Capitulation’ follows the U.S. military offensive against the armed Islamists.
The human smuggling business is thriving, a Hungarian domestic security advisor said.
After three years of negotiations, the British government agreed to a deal granting significant advantages to Indian temporary workers while leaving locals behind.
The Irish airline settled a lawsuit with a German who felt violated by having to choose between “male” and “female” when booking flights.
The Slovakian PM and Serbian president were denied flying over the Baltics and Poland.
Hungary warns Brussels’ energy “diversification” plan deepens dependency on the U.S. and drives up prices.
Friedrich Merz limps into office while Berlin moves to ban the main opposition party.
The Kremlin says both leaders stressed the need to protect WWII history.
What Germans learnt the hard way about their newly elected chancellor will most likely determine his rule: yes to conservative votes, no to delivering on their priorities.
Hungary’s leader warns Brussels against turning a bad deal into policy.
Being the first German chancellor in history who needed two rounds to be confirmed already casts doubts on the long-term viability of his government.
The vote came after the CDU leader faced an unprecedented humiliation in the first round.