
Small Boat Migrant Describes How He Would Kill Wife in Social Media Video
The man explained how he would use a razor blade to murder his wife if she ever left him.

The man explained how he would use a razor blade to murder his wife if she ever left him.

A major breakthrough is unlikely, but the fact that the U.S. and Russia are negotiating gives peace more of a chance than ever before.

Leader Naim Qassem threatened that the Lebanese administration would face consequences if it moves ahead with plans to disarm the group.

The current cultural power—the LGBT movement—is on a collision course with the rising cultural power: Islam.

Despite being the preferred choice of local residents, Barbie will not be shown due to safety risks.

Putin says upcoming Anchorage talks could reshape relations with Washington and revive strategic arms limits.

The climate debate is no longer limited to the environmental impact of fossil fuels; even the technologies that protect us from extreme heat are now under scrutiny.

As the Netherlands prepares for a snap election, EU regulators are ramping up pressure on major platforms to police online content, raising fresh questions about who decides what voters get to see.

Sixty people were seriously wounded as anti-government rioters staged “well-organized attacks,” but further escalation has been prevented for now.

Berlin denied there is any truth to a U.S. report accusing Germany of a deteriorating free speech environment.
A local newspaper’s decision to strip and annotate an AfD mayoral interview sparks claims the press is waging open war on the party.
A taxpayer-backed LGBT book prize faces walkouts after defending the nomination of an author critical of transgender activism.
Official figures show record welfare claims by non-UK citizens, straining public finances
What’s sold as diversity often collapses into a uniform culture of consumerism—eroding the deeper human needs for friendship, family, and truth.
The Hungarian PM rejects “attempts to set conditions” for the Trump-Putin meeting “to which leaders of the EU were not invited.”
Prosecutors say a Ukrainian woman acted with Russian suspects to send a deadly device via courier.
A Brandenburg intelligence report classified an AfD member’s social media post proposing a day of remembrance as ‘extremist.’
A former agriculture minister is pushing for strict social media age limits, calling it a matter of public safety.
With public trust in freefall, few believe the CDU-SPD alliance will survive until 2029.
German self-ID law and EU courts compel Austria to issue ‘X’ passports, despite no domestic legal basis for non-binary recognition.
The government has admitted it cannot “estimate” how many in the country on certain visas are still here.
Spain’s government has given Jumilla one month to reverse a PP-backed motion blocking Islamic celebrations in municipal sports halls.