Stonehenge was built by black people, history book claims
A recently released children’s history book asserts that Great Britain was a "black country" before white people came.
Fetishists parade in Berlin's main square
Hundreds of fetishists identifying as dogs marched through central Berlin.
Le Figaro: EU 'helpless against migrants' lives in denial
According to the French newspaper, the European Union has been weakened by the migration challenge, and the crisis it caused has led to a conflict between France, Germany and Italy.
Gynaecologist accused of transphobia for refusing to examine a man
An association has accused a gynaecologist of transphobia for refusing to examine a trans woman. The doctor defended himself by saying that he is not qualified to examine male-to-female trans people, but failed to convince the activists.
Drug trafficking in Belgium an even bigger problem than terrorism
The justice minister is pushing for EU extradition agreements in a bid to make it easier to catch criminals.
Sweden starves its elderly, while housing migrants in hotels
At the nursing home run by the local government, the elderly are given porridge without milk for breakfast, while illegal migrants are accommodated in hotels by the city's leadership.
Danes don't want a country like Sweden
The Danish government has tabled a new legislative package in an effort to put an end to gang violence in the country. Danes don't want to live in a country like Sweden that saw hundreds of shootings and many deaths related to criminal gang activities last year alone, Denmark's justice minister has said.
Heat pumps useless in large proportion of UK homes
Although the government's climate protection targets include the widespread use of heat pumps, Bosch warns that in many homes the appliance is useless.
Taliban demand compensation, threaten legal action
Afghanistan's migration minister has announced that he will use force, if necessary, to force governments to deport Afghan asylum seekers. At the same time, the Taliban are threatening to launch legal proceedings, including one against Germany, for perceived damages.
Chaos, filth and violence. Welcome to NYC Subway!
Rubbish, human excrement and violence. These are the best words to describe New York's subway lines that have turned into a hotbed of crime recently.
Migrants will destroy New York, mayor says
Two years ago, the Democratic leader promised asylum to migrants, criticising the conservative-led southern states for their restrictive immigration policies. Now he's burying his own city.
Authorities now house migrants in secondary schools
Western Europe is no longer able to cope with the migratory pressure. In addition to makeshift housing in tents and containers, authorities are now converting educational institutions into migrant shelters.
Most French are fed up with immigration
Seventy-two per cent of French people believe that the government is providing too much assistance to migrants, and the same proportion think that they are a security problem, according to a fresh survey.
Poverty and immigration lie behind high infant mortality rate
Immigration is a major factor contributing to infant mortality rates being 50 per cent higher than the national average in one of France's poorest departments.
Over a million migrants could reach Europe by year's end
In the first half of the year alone, 500,000 people applied for asylum in the European Union, Switzerland and Norway combined.
Muslim students impose their laws on others
In some schools, teachers are under increasing pressure from Muslim students, according to a fresh study. In many institutions in the capital, strict Islamic law is seen as a priority by pupils, and parents are also encouraging their children to practice their own culture.
Discrimination against whites from primary school to university
White students increasingly feel excluded in schools as a result of social equity.
Over 3,600 12 to 18-year-olds choose sex-change surgery in a few years
At least 3,600 individuals between the ages of 12 and 18 underwent body-disfiguring gender transition surgeries across the United States in the course of just a few years, a recent study reveals.
Even climate fanatics now promote nuclear energy
Internal tensions have developed among climate activists, which also means that even the more lunatic types are starting to realize that nuclear power is the most predictable and safest source of energy today.
New migrant shelters proliferate despite local protests
Despite referendums, open letters and protests, city leaders in Germany refuse to listen to local residents and are seeking to find loopholes for the admission of as many migrants as possible.
"I will rape Jesus!"- frenzied migrant shouts
Churches in Europe are increasingly being attacked by migrants who refuse to accept that there is a religion other than their own, and that they live in a country where theirs is not the indigenous faith.
Is this the Europe we want? – PM asks after migrant attack
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki expressed his outrage on social media after a Polish man was brutally raped by a migrant in Germany.
Ukrainian front turning bloodier and more brutal + video
Photos and videos posted on Telegram show that the fighting is becoming increasingly more horrific across Ukraine.
Parents clash with LGBTQ activists – videos
California Attorney General stands in strong opposition to the idea of informing parents about their child’s mental status surrounding gender.
Even men are victims of rape by migrants
At an underground train station, the immigrant attacked the drunk teenager hurrying home from a party.
White families are not real Londoners, mayor says
London mayor Sadiq Khan has been forced to distance himself from a post on the Greater London Authority's official website which claimed that white families are not real Londoners.
Cops fake being non-binary to get extra clothing allowance
Seven male police officers in Australia are suspected of fraudulently claiming to be non-binary in order to receive a higher expenses allowance for clothing.
Number of US troops in Europe highest since Cold War
The number of US troops stationed in Europe has reached 100 thousand, the highest level since the end of the Cold War, said the White House National Security Council spokesman. John Kirby also stated that they were in close contact with their allies in Eastern Europe in particular and were paying special attention to events taking place in Belarus, which could pose a threat to Poland. Meanwhile, the Polish army is growing stronger, currently ranking the 20th in the world, ahead of Germany and Canada.
Is there vandalism that's wrong and vandalism that's permissible?
Police turned a blind eye to vandalism committed by BLM protesters while they arrested two individuals for placing anti-abortion graffiti.
State school now a scene of culture war
Shortly before the start of the new academic year, the German state of Saxony-Anhalt has become the scene of a culture war between genders. The ministry in charge, led by the Christian Democrats, insists on normal spelling, but the Social Democrats and the Greens are outraged.
France suffers a series of outrageous anti-police attacks
In the capital Paris, minors are suspected to have stolen a policeman's service weapon from his home, while in Marseilles, a man attacked a uniformed officer with a piece of rock.
Germany issues early warning of winter energy shortages
Germany's gas storage facilities are already more full than during the summer of 2022. Nevertheless, the Federal Network Agency warns of potential risks to energy supplies in the winter, calling on consumers to be frugal.
Entrepreneurs sound the alarm: companies go bust almost every day
More and more sectors are sounding the alarm as energy prices spiral out of control, forcing companies to close down one after the other.
Discouraging videos regarding geography education in US now relevant
The majority of people asked on the street had no idea where Russia or Ukraine are located.
The whole world is laughing at VP Harris – video
Short videos showing the US vice-president being ridiculed for her behaviour are spreading like wildfire on the internet.
Some wouldn't put it in their mouths – Ukraine's funny pastry chef unfazed by horrors of war
One could say, to put it mildly, that the chef has managed to find a niche market with his genital-shaped cakes.
We warned: illegal arms dealer caught in Ukraine
War is a hotbed of illegal arms trafficking, and as the conflict in Ukraine drags on, more and more weapons may be changing hands among criminal gangs. In many cases, it cannot be excluded that Western weapons intended for Ukraine end up on the black market.
Porsche removes Jesus from video
The famous car manufacturer had to apologise for having airbrushed an iconic statue of Jesus Christ from one of its promo adverts.
Ukrainian diplomats afraid to return home
Ukrainian diplomats are increasingly reluctant to return to Ukraine for fear of conscription.
Is praying outside abortion clinics legal?
In England, local authorities have launched legal proceedings against a man for praying silently in the so-called buffer zone of an abortion clinic last November. Meanwhile, in a similar case, a German administrative court has ruled in the opposite direction.
High number of shootings deplete blood banks in Sweden
The recent increase in violence has led to a shortage in the supply of a certain blood type in the Swedish province.
German military faces manpower shortage
The German Armed Forces (Budeswehr) have been struggling for months.
Muslims and Christians join forces to protest expansion of LGBTQ ideology in schools
This is not the first time that people of different faiths have joined forces to protest against gender ideology curriculum they find inappropriate in Canadian schools.
Electric vehicles set cargo ships on fire
Fire was the main cause of all damage in 2022, accounting for the loss of eight ships and more than 200 accidents, a report by the Allianz insurance company reveals.
Syrian migrant sexually harasses elderly lady in his care
Omar, in his 50s, reportedly squeezed the 88-year-old patient's breasts and asked her if she had milk in them.
Power supply in the United States may be at risk
Decarbonisation policies taking effect and record-high electricity consumption endanger maintenance of adequate power reserves.
Number of child labor cases spikes in United States
The United States has seen a spike in cases of child labor, which is attributable to the border crisis. Despite the fact that immigration causes huge problems in the US, most Democrats deny that there is a crisis.
Church opens exhibition with pornographic images
An exhibition displaying the works of Rosa von Praunheim, a well-known homosexual artist, LGBTQ activist and filmmaker, has been temporarily closed at the Lutheran Church of St Giles in Nuremberg following a flood of complaints from believers.
Poland to ban sex change for minors
More than two thirds of Poles support a ban on sex reassignment surgery or hormone therapy for minors, a recent opinion poll shows.
Birth rates across Europe at decade lows
In Western Europe and the northern countries on the continent, women are giving birth to increasingly fewer children.