Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was the clear winner of the debate on Russian labour migrants in the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Those who accused Hungary did not have a clean slate.
Continue reading »60 Minutes’ cleanup of a response during its interview with Kamala Harris is a boost for Donald Trump’s strategy: CBS News confirms that Trump is right every time he accuses the media of «fake news», says the US editor of The Times.
Continue reading »In St Petersburg on the west coast of Florida, rescue workers had set up shop on the home field of the Tampa Bay Rays baseball team, but overnight the stadium’s entire roof was blown off by Hurricane Milton. See videos.
Continue reading »Joe Biden is due to hold talks with Benjamin Netanyahu today, a week after Iran’s missile attack on Israel. The US wants to limit the size of Israel’s retaliation, but it is certainly not certain that Israel will take this into account.
Continue reading »Despite a series of high-profile scandals, the government in Kiev is determined to tackle officials’ dishonest transactions as part of its negotiations for EU membership.
Continue reading »Exiled Albanians are sneaking back into the United Kingdom and they are exploiting the European Convention on Human Rights to avoid being deported.
Continue reading »Milton is threatening to be the worst storm to hit the area in 100 years and is heading straight for Florida. Mass evacuations are underway and the mayor of Tampa says those remaining will die.
Continue reading »On Saturday, an earthquake was reported in Iran that measured 4.5 on the Richter scale. Today there is speculation that it may have been a test blast. If it can be determined, there is a much greater chance that Israel will strike and most likely with the support of the US.
Continue reading »The Israel Defence Forces are sending more troops to Lebanon to take part in the invasion launched last week to fight Hezbollah. At the same time, Hamas marks the first anniversary of the war by attacking Israel with rockets from Gaza.
Continue reading »Jyllands-Posten has conducted a survey of Danes’ views on 7 October and the answers are shocking: 35 per cent of Danish Muslims support the attack, but just as disturbing is the fact that 14 per cent of the general population does. 25 per cent of Muslims strongly agree, i.e. express strong support for 7 October. 10 per cent “mostly agree”. A total of 35 per cent.
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