
Zelensky Backer Arrested in Latest Corruption Crackdown
Ukrainian billionaire Ihor Kolomoisky, previously a major supporter of President Volodymyr Zelensky, has been arrested for fraud as Zelensky cleans house to appease Western interests.

Ukrainian billionaire Ihor Kolomoisky, previously a major supporter of President Volodymyr Zelensky, has been arrested for fraud as Zelensky cleans house to appease Western interests.

Ahead of an EU legal ruling, grassroots environmentalists are campaigning to classify nuclear energy as ‘green’ and pressuring NGO Greenpeace to change track on its anti-nuclear policy.

The problem of crumbling school buildings is the product of Labour and Conservative administrations. Due to government negligence, 1,000 schools could be forced to close.

Aiming to turn crisis into opportunity, federalists are hoping to centralise EU powers further, compelling one Polish MEP to warn about the formation of a homogenising state.

Intel sources say Russia hopes to trade advanced satellite and submarine technology for North Korean weapons.

The hefty grant was paused after a video of the mosque’s head imam discussing the stoning of women went viral on social media.

Speaking with a unified voice on the burdens of illegal migration, Italy and Greece met to seek unified solutions.

Eritrean migrant groups turned violent in Bergen and Tel Aviv over the weekend, the latest of several riots where Eritrean tensions at home have impacted Europe.

The personal assistant of MEP Flanagan is accused of hacking his former boss’s Twitter account, pretending to look for naked pictures of a colleague in what appears to be an elaborate prank.

Turkey and the United Nations are trying hard to revive the safe export of Ukrainian grain through the Black Sea, but Putin remains an obstacle.
The Israeli leader was left with little choice, as he tried to maintain the coherence of his rightist coalition government as well as the social fabric of his country.
The son of first-generation Pakistani immigrants, Yousaf has received criticism for ties to the Muslim Brotherhood despite being on the progressive wing of the party.
The coalition crisis shows that the green policies, which are already causing a populist upset in much of Europe, are now creating instability in one of the EU’s most powerful governments.
Adults will only need to self-declare their desire to legally transition, while teenagers will be able to take their parents to court if they oppose it.
Among the groups given a platform at the parliament was FEMYSO, an Islamic lobby group accused of being the youth wing of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Before agreeing to a post-2035 ban on the sale of traditional cars, the German transport minister negotiated a provision for those running on so-called ‘e-fuels’.
“Anyone who stakes much on passing theories risks being terribly hurt,” the pastoral letter addressing gender transition reads, adding that “the point of the Church’s teaching is not to curtail love but to enable it.”
The Lancet decided not to publish the letter, calling their assessment “misinformation” and denying that one of the study’s authors had a conflict of interest.
The IMF chief’s statements came over the weekend of the China Development Forum, a yearly conference that brings together CEOs from top western companies and members of the CCP.
According to Professor Solarz, “after the Spanish Congress of Deputies approved its 2004 law on gender violence, the law presupposes male guilt.”
The two self-described feminists are accused of “public provocations to hatred or violence” for insisting that the biological differences between men and women be recognised.
The Russian leader pointed out that the U.S. had been placing tactical nuclear weapons on their allies’ territory for decades and that there was “nothing unusual” about it.