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Crack in Paris: Suspect laundered money in a washing machine

ParisA money launderer and two dealers linked to crack trafficking in Paris were arrested earlier this week. A stash of notes was found in a washing machine of an African shop.

Syrian Christians in Aleppo hard hit by quake

DamascusWhile Turkey is the focus of earthquake reporting, the war-torn country Syria finds itself in a terrible situation. Western sanctions stand in the way of aid to quake victims.

US ‘took out the Nord Stream pipeline’

WashingtonThe famed American journalist Seymour Hersh cited sources close to the covert operation in which the US and NATO conspired to blow up a Russian gas pipeline. In fact, the US had planned the bombing of the Nord Stream pipelines well in advance of Russia’s incursion into Ukraine.

Polish general warns that Zelensky has nuclear weapon

WarsawApparently it's no longer just about tanks and fighter jets for Ukraine: According to Polish General Waldemar Skrzyptzak (67), the government in Kiev is said to have nuclear weapons once again. Other experts believe that even if they do not have such a weapon now, they'll have one soon.

‘Refugee’ helper spills the beans on white Germans

BerlinAxel Steier, co-founder, chairman and spokesman of the refugee aid organization Mission Lifeline, a prominent player in the immigration process, has once again expressed his views on the goals of his work. This is not about solidarity or assistance, but about the deliberate and sustained replacement of whites in Germany.

Arkansas bill enforces biological sex for school toilets

Little RockAlthough a Democrat is currently calling the shots in the White House, resistance to gender madness and other "woke" oddities is growing in the US. In Arkansas, Republican Representative Mary Bentley introduced a bill that would require transgender students in public schools to use bathrooms, locker rooms, or showers that strictly match their biological sex.

Fidesz MP challenges von der Leyen

StrasbourgIn a current plenary debate on migration, the Hungarian Fidesz MEP Kinga Gál confronted the EU Commission after Commission President von der Leyen had once again spoken out in favor of a European redistribution mechanism for migrants.

Lidl to significantly reduce meat choices

BerlinSteak and sausages will soon have to make way for tofu and soy. A European supermarket chain wants to focus more on vegan instead of animal products in the future.

Australia’s central bank ditches British monarchy

CanberraFor decades, Elizabeth II accompanied Australians in their daily shopping – on the five-dollar banknote. But the popular monarch will be removed, because the central bank of Australia now wants to bring the culture of "First Australians" to paper money.

French police unions furious at internal memo banning car chases

ParisA video released by a police union denounces an internal memo banning officers from chasing fleeing offenders. The memo coincides with a marked rise in crime.