Yet another male British pedophile has avoided a prison sentence for child pornography by identifying as transgender.

French parties proposed referenda on immigration, compulsory military service, pension reforms, and euthanasia in response to President Macron’s call for a “cycle of discussions.”

The island’s reception center is on the brink of collapse after admitting 130 boats, carrying over 4,000 refugees, within the last 48 hours.

Peterson vows to take the case to the Supreme Court if needed, but if his appeal is dismissed, he’d attend the course and broadcast it in the name of free speech.

The remaining leadership of the Wagner Group threatens another march on Moscow if the leader’s death is confirmed.

The new Irish hate speech law will carry a penalty of five years in prison, potentially even for memes, thanks to the hard work of Soros-funded NGOs skewing the data to present one of the most tolerant societies as anything but.

The Summit called for “a comprehensive reform of the UN, including the Security Council” to make it more representative of the developing world.

While the others focused on the future of their economic partnership, President Putin used his screentime to blame the West for the war in Ukraine and appeal to the developed world by offering free food for those most hit by the grain shortage.

“For the U.S. and its henchmen, the territory of the former Union is a ‘country of unlearned lessons,” the former Russian president wrote on the anniversary of the Georgian war, while casually threatening to renew the conflict.

The U.S. State Department believes the Polish purchase of 96 attack helicopters and nearly 3,000 missiles “will not alter the basic military balance in the region.”

A follow-up to the inconclusive Jeddah talks could happen during the next UN General Assembly.

The press statement warned that assaulting UN personnel is a crime under international law and called for both sides to return to formal negotiations in order to put an end to the 50-year conflict.