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The outcome of the Bavarian state election demonstrates the increasing instability of German politics, brought about by chancellor Merkel's fateful embrace of immigration.

BradfordTommy Robinson has forced the local authorities in Bradford, in the UK, to explicitly and publicly acknowledge a massively disproportionate share of the suspects in organised sexual enslavement of underage white girls by non-white Muslim gangs called "grooming".

WashingtonSaudi Arabia employs - through consultants - a host of retired American generals, diplomats, intelligence experts that get paid exorbitant amounts of money.

LondonThe EU leaders will formally adopt a sanctions regime on chemical weapons at the Foreign Affairs Council in Luxembourg next week aimed at Russia. But based on what hard evidence?

MadridAn ISIS network operating inside more than half of the 30 Spanish prisons holding jihadist convicts, has been dismantled by counter-terrorism authorities. 

BudapestHungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban warned in his regular Friday interview to public radio that Brussels was “going full steam ahead” with its open-border migration schemes.

ViennaAustria, Poland and Denmark may soon join Hungary and the United States in withdrawing from a pivotal UN agreement on open borders.

In a new Science Policy Forum report, scientists have sounded the alarm on genetically modified viruses that would be dispersed into the environment using insects.

MadridEuropean Union internal reports have warned that Morocco's border control was becoming lax, with Moroccan border authorities failing at their task.

ViennaThe recent arrivals have in part increased more than a tenfold, and this time the largest group of migrants comes from Pakistan, says Austrian ORF Balkans expert Christian Wehrschütz.