
Spanish Ministers, Once Targets of Moroccan Spyware, Forgive and Forget
The questionable appearance of two Spanish ministers at a reception hosted by Morocco occurred after both their phones were hacked by Moroccan intelligence.

The questionable appearance of two Spanish ministers at a reception hosted by Morocco occurred after both their phones were hacked by Moroccan intelligence.

Germany and some EU organisations have reacted negatively against a landmark EU pact with Tunisia they feel was signed without their consultation and shifts migration policy to the right.

A local campaign group opposed to a proposed solar farm development has received almost 500 signatures for a petition.

While hundreds of thousands of men eligible to serve in the army have fled Russia, not many of them have applied for asylum in Finland yet.

A German Cardinal has been admonished by a layman for condemning a priest who gave same-sex blessings.

The appeal claimed that the decree’s terminology, including “gender equality” or “gender perspective,” violates the educational system’s neutrality by being ideological constructs.

After statements condemning gender ideology, Pope Francis referred to several transgender people as “daughters of God” during a past meeting at the Vatican, appearing to confirm their chosen gender.

Parents observed children having increased levels of anxiety and depression, a greater tendency for tantrums, and issues with negative self-esteem, problems that were not present before the lockdowns.

Singer Brian Molko called the Italian prime minister a fascist and racist “piece of s**t,” leading to the defamation suit.

The Greek government has blamed arsonists for the fires ravaging Rhodes, Corfu, and Evia, while also claiming that climate change has played a part.
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