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Uprising against brutal forced conscription in Ukraine

Forced recruitment of young men to the front has long provoked strong reactions among Ukrainians. In Lviv, open unrest broke out during the night into Wednesday after a man was seized by the mobile units that drive around effectively kidnapping people. The anger displayed by the crowd has shocked the authorities.

Bonfire topped with mosque model lit in Northern Ireland

The bonfire topped with a model of a mosque in Moygashel, Northern Ireland, was lit on Thursday evening earlier than planned in order to pre-empt the police, who intended to remove the mosque model. A 56-year-old man has been charged with a hate crime after placing the symbol on the bonfire.

TINE loses 61% of organic milk sales – Fails to mention Bovaer scandal

Tine has gone from having 90 per cent of the market for organic milk in 2010 to under 25 per cent in 2025. Neither dairy company Tine nor Nationen mentions the Bovaer scandal, which shook Tine throughout the autumn of 2025 and spring of 2026.

Sánchez caved in

Trump said the United States would halt all trade with Spain. The announcement came as a shock at the NATO summit in Ankara. But it did not take long before Spain came asking for favourable terms, and Trump was happy to oblige. He and Sánchez then had a cordial chat about football and golf. Spain had flatly refused to spend more than 2 per cent of GDP on defence. Now it is singing a very different tune.

Disney shelves woke and returns to magic and traditional family values

Disney, once the spearhead of the left-wing cultural industry, has recognised the reality behind “Go woke, go broke” and is laying off its woke activists. Future productions will promote traditional values rather than identity politics, fluid gender identity and critical race theory.

Hungary’s largest media outlet submits to new power: “We apologise for having lied”

Hungary’s new Prime Minister is, as promised, launching hard attacks on Hungarian media which he accuses of having been under the control of the previous Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, well helped by oligarchs to whom Orbán is said to have distributed large sums. Magyar appears to believe that state control ensures the press freedom from state control.

Trump switched aircraft after NATO summit in Ankara; Iranian threats reportedly behind the move

Threats from Iran are allegedly the reason why President Trump changed his flight plans on his way home from the NATO meeting in Ankara, Turkey. The USA has resumed attacks on Iran, which according to Trump is led by «evil, sick people».

“We’re rowing up here!” — Air traffic controller salutes Norway’s national team

The Norwegian national team and its supporters continue to be the World Cup’s biggest crowd favourites, bordering on superstardom. What began as a simple, playful gesture has evolved into something far greater, generating enormous goodwill and forging genuine bonds between people on both sides of the Atlantic.

Tehran targets journalists abroad

Romanians George Stana and Nandito Badea were sentenced to 12 and eight years’ imprisonment respectively for the attempted murder of Iranian journalist Pouria Zeraati in March 2024. The judge concluded that the Iranian regime was behind the attack. With the verdict, the United Kingdom has sent a clear message that politically motivated assassination attempts on British soil will not be tolerated. The Iranian ambassador has been summoned to the Foreign Office.

Norway’s largest trade union federation to host “Stop the Progress Party” debate—Invites former fundraiser for terrorist group

The Labour-Affiliated Union Invites Debate on How to “Stop the Progress Party”—Enlists Far-Right Experts, Including a Former Fundraiser for a Terrorist Group