New YorkA UK-drafted resolution calling for a ceasefire in Libya at the Security Council was supported by UN Special Envoy for Libya Ghassan Salame. But Russia and the US will not be supporting the British effort.
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Catalonia schools remove classic children’s books over ‘sexism’
BarcelonaA school in Catalonia, Spain, has decided to take down 200 classic children’s books from its library shelves. The move includes classics such as Sleeping Beauty and Little Red Riding Hood because of their depiction of "sexist stereotypes".
Embattled Libyan PM warns of new migrant wave
Libyan prime minister Fajes al-Sarradsch has warned against a new wave of asylum seekers heading in the direction of Europe.
In a Yellow Vest through Paris
ParisAn exclusive FWM reportage on the Yellow Vest movement that has riled French President Emmanuel Macron for months now. Our reporter joined a group of the famous gilets jaunes.
Riots break out in Copenhagen after campaigner tosses Quran
CopenhagenCivil unrest and riots broke out in a migrant-populated suburb of the Danish capital city on Sunday night, because an anti-Islamisation campaigner tossed a copy of the Quran into the air.
Study: Czechs see a record in wealth increase
PragueAlmost a third of Czech households saw their financial wealth increase last year, a study revealed. This is the largest wealth increase since the study began to be conducted more than twenty years ago.
Identity Movement rallies in Vienna against smear campaign
ViennaSupporters of the Identity Movement Austria (IBÖ) held a rally on Saturday afternoon under a massive police presence in front of the Ministry of Justice in Vienna.
Notre Dame blaze destroys French national unity
ParisWhile French and Catholics mourn the tragedy that struck the cathedral of Paris on Monday, Internet users, especially Muslims, preferred instead to celebrate the fire with insults and shameful ridicule.
Huge loss for France as iconic 850- year old Notre Dame embers smolder
ParisThe origin of the gigantic fire, which devastated the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral on Monday, is still unknown, but an investigation was opened for "involuntary destruction by fire," announced the Paris prosecutor's office in the evening.
Endocrinologist warns against gender experiments
Puberty-blocking drugs, invasive surgery and fake penises – with no chance of reversal – have been noted in the radical gender experimentation being used on children.
Catalonia schools remove classic children’s books over ‘sexism’
BarcelonaA school in Catalonia, Spain, has decided to take down 200 classic children’s books from its library shelves. The move includes classics such as Sleeping Beauty and Little Red Riding Hood because of their depiction of "sexist stereotypes".
Embattled Libyan PM warns of new migrant wave
Libyan prime minister Fajes al-Sarradsch has warned against a new wave of asylum seekers heading in the direction of Europe.
In a Yellow Vest through Paris
ParisAn exclusive FWM reportage on the Yellow Vest movement that has riled French President Emmanuel Macron for months now. Our reporter joined a group of the famous gilets jaunes.
Riots break out in Copenhagen after campaigner tosses Quran
CopenhagenCivil unrest and riots broke out in a migrant-populated suburb of the Danish capital city on Sunday night, because an anti-Islamisation campaigner tossed a copy of the Quran into the air.
Study: Czechs see a record in wealth increase
PragueAlmost a third of Czech households saw their financial wealth increase last year, a study revealed. This is the largest wealth increase since the study began to be conducted more than twenty years ago.
Identity Movement rallies in Vienna against smear campaign
ViennaSupporters of the Identity Movement Austria (IBÖ) held a rally on Saturday afternoon under a massive police presence in front of the Ministry of Justice in Vienna.
Notre Dame blaze destroys French national unity
ParisWhile French and Catholics mourn the tragedy that struck the cathedral of Paris on Monday, Internet users, especially Muslims, preferred instead to celebrate the fire with insults and shameful ridicule.
Huge loss for France as iconic 850- year old Notre Dame embers smolder
ParisThe origin of the gigantic fire, which devastated the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral on Monday, is still unknown, but an investigation was opened for "involuntary destruction by fire," announced the Paris prosecutor's office in the evening.
Endocrinologist warns against gender experiments
Puberty-blocking drugs, invasive surgery and fake penises – with no chance of reversal – have been noted in the radical gender experimentation being used on children.
