The farcical Madleen voyage epitomised the vapid virtue-signalling of pro-Palestine Westerners.
Britain’s latest investment in nuclear has been described as “a tacit admission that wind and solar don’t work.”
Cars are burning, flags are flying upside down, and the elites still don’t see it: America’s immigration crisis is turning into something far more dangerous.
In an interview with a French public broadcaster, Macron said such regulation was backed by experts and platforms have the ability to verify age.
The decision is based on an official foreign ministry report on the situation in post-Assad Syria.
The move has sparked backlash from U.S. officials, who warn it weakens the West’s stance against Hamas and emboldens anti-Israel forces.
Russian ambassador to the United States Alexander Darchiev told TASS, however, that lower-level talks “will take place in Moscow in the very near future.”
Calm seas are back, meaning the quantity of known ‘small boat’ migrants reaching Britain in 2025 has passed the figure of 15,000—with no end in sight.
Ballymena saw a second night of violence as the teens accused denied attempted rape—using an interpreter speaking Romanian.
Once again, Germany’s political class puts woke ideology ahead of children’s needs.
A second challenge against Hamas’ proscription again relies on the ECHR. And more could be on the way.
The violation came only weeks after a similar incident, which was also followed by a summoning of Russia’s diplomatic representative.
