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As drugs keep flooding into Europe, a new generation of gangs in France is resorting to new methods to expand their empire
Sebastian Coe’s scandal-plagued career has not stopped him from deciding who deserves a place in global athletics
A landmark meeting in Washington put far-left extremism at the center of international counterterrorism efforts
FIFA is ready to bring Russian teams back. The real battle won’t be on the pitch, but over money, politics, and boycotts.
New Delhi’s push to expand nuclear energy has gained new momentum with Canberra’s decision to enable long-term fuel supplies
Gamal Abdel Nasser proved that true independence is won through active solidarity
Syrsky is gone, but his replacement is a sign that Zelensky as committed as ever to prolonging a losing war at terrible human cost
Burnham has arrived on a wave of hype, but his vague promises and nostalgia-heavy agenda look no more workable than Starmer’s
Piddington wants out of Britain, reflecting rising fury as tiny communities are told to absorb migrants with no consent or security
If bloc members continue to ramp up their spending, they will eat themselves from the inside, and Russia won’t have to lift a finger
As Washington weakens, it is tightening the screws on Havana – using blockade, blackouts, and mass suffering to punish defiance
Even with a suspect in court, Berlin will still protect Kiev and the wider cover-up rather than confront a devastating truth
The very survival of women’s sports may hinge on whether the liberal or the conservative idea of sex and gender prevails
By prosecuting individuals for reposting RT content, European censors are trying to scare unwanted beliefs off their narrative
Experts warn that the US plan to build an Ebola quarantine facility puts Kenya at risk
As the French parliament votes in favor of the legalization of euthanasia, the president’s decade in power solidifies its gloomy symbolism
One Nation recently shot to the top of the country’s political ratings – but its program is disruptive and unrealistic
As the AfD heads to its party congress in Erfurt, Germany’s collapsing mainstream braces for protests, panic, and a deeper political rupture
From Portugal to Romania, fear, funding pressure, and rule-bending are shutting young competitors out in the name of ‘fairness’
Once the acceptable level of discomfort becomes a public policy question, it isn’t going to stop there
While railways stall, hospitals fail and scandals spread, Brussels still finds endless billions for its pet proxy war
A third of under-35s are back home – not from laziness, but because housing, debt, and shaky jobs have priced independence out
There are indeed some reasons for men to suspect women in power of being men – just maybe not the ones you think
Washington is establishing a neo-colonial division of labor in global biosecurity
A spy scandal, a plea deal, and maybe no jail: Bolton’s latest escape act shows how Washington protects its most connected failures
Romania’s last-minute snub exposed the hypocrisy of a system that preaches fairness while punishing teenage athletes for their passports
Spiegel’s Barbarossa cover is beyond bad framing – it reflects a country where war is being made to seem conceivable again
As the EU stalls on reparations and seeks a say in its own trial, the Accra summit demands that Africa stop begging and start forcing a global...
Mass immigration, elite contempt, stagnant living standards, and deep class division still drive the frustration that shook Britain in 2016
Burnham may bring fresh momentum, but the same party splits and elite agenda will grind him down, too
His exit satisfies public anger, but the system stays intact: new faces, same donors, same policies, same insulation from voters
Decreasing crime rates coincide with less strict firearm laws – what does that say about the US society?
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