
The Trans Trend Isn’t Dead Yet
Social contagion is continuing to drive young people down a path of medical mutilation.

Social contagion is continuing to drive young people down a path of medical mutilation.

Thousands of young Poles joined the “Vacation with the Army” scheme, part of Warsaw’s push to expand Europe’s largest standing force amid fears of Russian aggression.

Denmark argues that its responsibility is first to its citizens, with aid delivered more effectively in the region than in Danish hospitals.

The UK government will challenge a court order forcing migrants out of the Bell Hotel in Epping, amid rising public anger and local council resistance.

Under the Public Order Act, offenders can face up to seven years in prison.

High schoolers will be allowed to prepare oral tests with generative AI from 2026

Germany’s BSW leader calls for the Bundestag to hear from the Ukrainian president, about the underwater detonation she asserts could only have taken place with his consent.

Karol Nawrocki rejects a wind energy law and promises a separate freeze on electricity tariffs until 2025.

Climate and pro-Palestinian activists shut down Norway’s central bank and DNB headquarters in a ten-day campaign against fossil fuels and Israeli investments.

Kremlin says forces advanced in Donetsk as Kostiantynivka faces gas cut and evacuations.
It is questionable whether Europe’s depleted militaries can credibly deliver, given years of underinvestment.
More than 111,000 asylum applications were filed in the past year, the highest since records began in 2001.
The attack is widely believed to be connected to Cisint’s political stance.
The figures, disclosed after an AfD councillor’s request, also show one school where just 14% of pupils come from native German families.
“It is common sense that standing silently and offering consensual conversation does not constitute harm,” a spokesman for the U.S. State Department said.
Overnight strikes killed one and wounded many, with Russia firing nearly 600 drones and missiles across Ukraine.
The Communist Party sees no need for repentance, insisting the only French victims of communism were “Nazis and their collaborators.”
Judges from Canada and France, along with deputy prosecutors from Fiji and Senegal, are barred from entering or doing business in the United States.
The unmanned aircraft crossed into Polish airspace overnight and detonated about 100 kilometers from Warsaw; no injuries were reported.
From fish suppers to Farage shirts, Labour’s scattergun attacks on Reform UK reveal more panic than policy.
The Merz government is moving forward with proposed legislation to restrict individual rights, without explanation for why that is needed.
Germany’s Buchenwald concentration camp site refused entry to a woman seeking to wear the Palestinian scarf at an anniversary event.