The conservative think tank reports double standards applied at the end of a fourteen-month investigation.

German security services monitored Abdul Ballout for weeks before he drove a van into crowds at Berlin’s Pride celebration.

As the search for a scapegoat heats up, loss of the power supply to Tbilisi and beyond has divided Georgia online.

The party is mobilizing the residents of Polígono Sur, preparing legal action, and pressuring the PP-run city council to prevent the construction of the Islamic complex.

The post appeared weeks after the murder of a senior Reform politician and amid growing security fears within the party.

The state-subsidised Féile an Phobail (Festival of the People) propaganda festival declared that women without penises were not welcome to hold meetings as they were not inclusive of ‘women with penises.’

Ukraine warns of further attacks—and its own retaliation.

Survey shows Lula ahead of Flavio Bolsonaro in a possible runoff, with Brazil’s president also leading first-round voting intentions.

President Marcos Jr says it may be time to go back to nuclear energy as the country grapples with high electricity prices and inflation.

The current disaster is the product of a combination of several factors: human-caused fires, extreme weather conditions, and inadequate public policies—driven by ideological choices—in the face of a risk that has become structural.

Tehran says it remains in control of the Strait of Hormuz and is not seeking talks with the US after a two-week bombing campaign stopped.

Insult was added to injury in the French capital when an assailant’s Islamist ranting was immediately treated as his individual mental health problem.