
New Year’s Eve Violence Tears Across Western Europe
Riots, mass brawls and attacks on emergency services are becoming commonplace across the continent.
Riots, mass brawls and attacks on emergency services are becoming commonplace across the continent.
Police plan a massive deployment of personnel to deal with the violence.
A Middle East expert says the country has to assume the number of supporters of the terrorist groups is in the four-digit range.
Crowds gathered around to film a recent incident in Yorkshire, but nobody stepped forward to help.
The underlying and ultimate causes of the riots—uncontrolled migration and laxity in the judiciary— remain taboo for the government.
Campaigners say the playing field should be levelled, but in the direction of more free speech, not less.
Private forces are taking up old-fashioned beat policing.
Millions of law-abiding citizens will be included in a facial recognition database, treating them like “suspects.”
Facing an overwhelming wave of organized crime, PM Kristersson has found no other solution than to rely on a state’s last resort for asserting its monopoly of force: the military.
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