
Berlin Police Recruits Struggle With German
More than one in three cadets in the German capital has a migrant background.

More than one in three cadets in the German capital has a migrant background.

Massive explosions in Qatar’s capital were part of a precision strike on senior Hamas figures accused of orchestrating the October 7 attacks

The Algerian and the Tunisian had been living illegally in France for almost a year before the attack took place.

Groups representing Chagos islanders accuse the British PM of crimes against humanity—including mistreatment and forced deportations.

Roland Kather urges Western leaders to pursue diplomacy as Russia masses forces near Pokrovsk.

Athens has announced a €1.6 billion tax reform prioritizing Greek families over mass immigration.

Zelensky is apparently fearful about officials being able to say things “contrary to the government’s line.”

Israel has warned that recognizing a Palestinian state will fuel instability, as more countries signal their support for the proposal ahead of the UN General Assembly.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a video statement on Monday evening stating what was going to happpen was “just a prelude.”

A new report calls out the domestic energy industry for its short-term thinking.
The Reform UK leader warns that British and Brussels laws also threaten the freedom of American citizens
The founder of the iconic Italian luxury fashion house passed away after a period of illness that began earlier this summer.
Nicolas Sarkozy warns that peace will mean territorial concessions from Ukraine.
Putin and Xi aren’t the only ones obsessed with achieving immortality.
The Patriots for Europe say Brussels is using financial rules to target them over spending by a dissolved group that has no link to them.
The non-binding opinion was issued in response to a case brought by a Bulgarian transgender individual.
Three children and an adult were injured when a car struck a group of people in Berlin-Wedding.
Facing a major budget gap, Bucharest must choose: fix the deficit or launch a broader economic rescue. So far, Prime Minister Bolojan has shown little leadership to do either.
Tytti Tuppurainen claims Budapest’s expanding its fast-track visa scheme to Russia and Belarus poses a security risk to the EU
Police used pepper spray and drew firearms to stop the rampage in the German town.
A new initiative hopes to set a precedent which citizens across Europe can then follow.
“We cannot confuse solidarity with economic suicide,” Polish analyst Kacper Kita said.