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The HagueA Dutch daily revealed on Friday that the library at the high security prison in Vught, stocked books by radical Muslims, including by people banned from entering the UK for praising suicide bombings.

WashingtonThe United States' national defense hierarchy is, for the first time in history, largely run by women. According to mainstream MSNBC, women have taken over the US military-industrial complex.

During a meeting between a group of Republican US Senators and representatives of several Ukrainian non-governmental organisations, Americans sharply criticised Kiev's policies, according to a US magazine.

A party office of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the city of Döbeln was bombed last week. The police believe the attack was politically motivated.

Act VIII of the movement by the Yellow Vests launched on Saturday, January 5 was calm in the morning, but clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement broke out in the capital and in the provinces. 

RomeItalian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini insisted on Friday that his migrant and security decree was a State law that must be respected. Salvini is facing a rebellion from leftist mayors who benefit from funding for migrants.

Leftists are no longer proponents of atheism or secularism, as long as the religion concerned is Islam. From 'postcolonial feminists' to French municipalities, the Muslim faith has found favour in left-wing circles.

ParisScandals involving Alexandre Benalla have been ongoing. It has now come to light that his companion reportedly tried to hide that she was working for President Macron's party.

LondonThe British foreign minister has admitted that Syria's president Bashar al-Assad will remain in power for the foreseeable future. London seems to be considering a rapprochement. 

KievUkraine has shut down five polling stations in Russia for the upcoming presidential elections, according to authorities. The decision was made for "security reasons", but this could exclude thousands of potential voters from voting.