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Copenhagen Mayor Begs Tourists Not To Buy Pot at Christiania Freetown, After Deadly Shooting – The Problem? Half a Million of Them Visit Every Year for Exactly That
It’s known as a ‘hippie paradise’ – but is it?
DEVELOPING: Maryland Police Officer Suspended After Viral Video Shows Him Enter Police Cruiser With Woman (VIDEO)
Controversy has ensued over a viral video that appears to show a uniformed Prince George’s County, Maryland, police officer opening the door for a female and getting into the backseat with her.
Russian billionaires fail to overturn EU sanctions – Bloomberg
An EU court has dismissed sanctions appeals by Russian tycoons Gennady Timchenko and Dmitry Pumpyansky, Bloomberg reports
'Nuclear' Fukushima water is toxic, but not the way you think
Politicization and misinformation swirl around the issue, but the real discussion is about how much risk is acceptable for progress
EU must curb Russian ‘interference’ to expand – French minister
The people in candidate nations who oppose joining the EU are doing Russia’s bidding, French Europe Minister Laurence Boone has argued
Top Climate Scientist Reveals the Key Fact He Deliberately OMITTED In “Climate Change” Paper to Pacify Woke Editors and Get His Paper Published in Top Scientific Journal
A prominent climate scientist has come forward and admitted his role in deceiving the public on “climate change.” At the same time, he also exposed the inordinate power woke editors at scientific magazines have over the careers of actual scientists.
Poland Will Unilaterally Extend Ban on Ukrainian Grain – Warsaw Chose to Prioritize Its Farmers Over Their Military Allies From Kiev
The geopolitical situation in Europe is getting more complex daily – and in Poland, things are no different.
64% of DC Residents Would Find Trump Guilty Before a Trial Even Begins – Only 8% Would Find Him Innocent – How is This Fair?
Nearly two-thirds of Washington DC residents would find President Trump guilty before his trial ever begins.
Court rules UK prisons unsafe
A court in Germany has refused to extradite an Albanian man to the UK, citing the “state of the British prison system”
Russia accelerates sale of foreign currencies
Russia’s central bank has announced additional sales of foreign currency on the market as a Eurobond payment comes due
UK’s second-largest city ‘declares bankruptcy’
Birmingham City Council has shut down all non-essential spending after being hit with a $956 million equal pay settlement bill
Cancer surging among under-50s worldwide, study says
The number of people under 50 diagnosed with cancer has surged worldwide in the last three decades but it is not fully clear why
Russia to step up support for sagging ruble
Russia's central bank announced Wednesday it plans to sharply step up support for the ruble, which has weakened considerably
Russia’s McDonald’s replacement eyes China expansion
Russia’s Vkusno i Tochka has requested McDonald’s approval to open an outlet in the Chinese border city of Heihe, the owner said
Blinken arrives in Kiev
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has arrived in Kiev on a two-day visit
Man charged for throwing explosive at Japan PM
A man accused of throwing a pipe bomb at Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in April has been charged with attempted murder, a court spokeswoman said Wednesday. Ryuji Kimura, 24, is suspected of tossing the explosive device towards Kishida during a cam...