
Poland Deploys 40,000 Troops as Russia and Belarus Launch ‘Zapad’ War Games
The drills come just two days after nineteen drones violated Polish airspace.

The drills come just two days after nineteen drones violated Polish airspace.

The U.S. president also ordered the national flag to be lowered to half-staff nationally, paying tribute to Charlie Kirk.

The Chinese-owned app manufacturers dismissed French MPs who called for a social media ban for those under 15.

While the Spanish government funds the rescue NGO and teaches minors how to request asylum, the right-wing party denounces Open Arms as part of the human smuggling chain.

Lithuania says that its people were returned from Belarus safely, praising the international efforts to help secure their freedom.

It’s never been so clear that many left-wing commentators, journalists, and activists are baying for blood.

Audit reports and court rulings raise questions about the role of activist groups in Berlin’s resettlement scheme.

The German MP is under investigation over allegations of money laundering and bribery but denies any wrongdoing.

At some point, ordinary, law-abiding people are going to get sick of the disorder protected and excused by their degenerate liberal governing elites.

Emails revealed Peter Mandelson called Epstein “my best pal” and backed his early release after a child sex conviction.
To preserve European cooperation, the Hungarian PM proposed a sweeping restructuring of the Union into “concentric circles.”
Her remarks came ahead of a confidence vote in the government of Prime Minister François Bayrou, which she predicted would mark “the end of the agony of a phantom government.”
Netanyahu orders troops to surround villages linked to gunmen after six killed in east Jerusalem.
The warning follows Five Eyes talks on cracking down on smuggling gangs, sharing criminal data, and curbing illegal migration routes.
The Paris appeals court has accelerated Le Pen’s case to issue a ruling by summer 2026
Merz said hybrid Russian attacks, including suspected sabotage in the North and Baltic Seas, show Europe needs a lasting security architecture.
Norwegians went to the polls Monday in an election focused on tax policy and economic reform
French diplomatic sources confirmed Monday that ultra-distance cyclist Sofiane Sehili, 44, has been placed in pre-trial detention in Russia’s Far East
Seven sites hit in Bekaa Valley as Beirut pledges to disarm Iran-backed militants despite Hezbollah opposition.
For the first time, voices are rising to expose the real culprits behind the collapse of the French national education system.
Locals drape entire streets in St. George’s Cross after council orders removals, saying patriotism is being wrongly branded as “racism.”
Hagen, in western Germany’s Ruhr region, sees growing migrant communities and open drug use driving residents out of the city center