LondonAround 8 000 to 10 000 protesters gathered on Saturday, July 14, in London to show support and send a clear message to British politicians and lawmakers in the country: Free Tommy Robinson. The rally was subjected to extensive police surveillance.
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Mass demonstration against Trump in Britain
LondonA Swedish reporter present at a mass demonstration in London against a visiting head of state, makes an unusual discovery in the crowd: Why minorities should be supported.
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WashingtonThe push for more illegal immigration started long ago in California in the 1950s, Trevor Loudon, filmmaker and an immigrant from New Zealand himself, believes.
‘Persecuted’ Russian artist finds no refuge in France
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Canadian student who had her throat slashed sues university
A young Canadian student whose throat was slashed inside a University of British Columbia student residence, has filed a lawsuit against the university alleging negligence.
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Putin: Russia faced millions of cyber attacks during World Cup
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Mass demonstration against Trump in Britain
LondonA Swedish reporter present at a mass demonstration in London against a visiting head of state, makes an unusual discovery in the crowd: Why minorities should be supported.
Why are US liberals pushing for more illegal immigration?
WashingtonThe push for more illegal immigration started long ago in California in the 1950s, Trevor Loudon, filmmaker and an immigrant from New Zealand himself, believes.
‘Persecuted’ Russian artist finds no refuge in France
ParisRussia's Vesti news network reported on how an ultra-liberal Russian artist wound up sharing bunks with Muslim terrorists outside Paris after he had been granted political asylum in France.
Trump and Putin meet in Helsinki to demolish ‘Russia probe’
HelsinkiThe US president Donald Trump, is busy dismantling the global order single-handedly. In the past few weeks, Trump has confused his NATO allies, insulted the UK and called the EU - probably his closest ally - a "foe". And he has just met with the Russian president, accused of "meddling" in US affairs.
Canadian student who had her throat slashed sues university
A young Canadian student whose throat was slashed inside a University of British Columbia student residence, has filed a lawsuit against the university alleging negligence.
Czech president calls latest EU migrant plan ‘road to hell’
PragueThe Czech Republic does not want any of the 450 migrants rescued from a migrant vessel in the Mediterranean on Saturday, and neither does Italy. The Czech president called the EU's latest shared responsibility plan "a road to hell".
Putin: Russia faced millions of cyber attacks during World Cup
MoscowRussia faced at least 25 million cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure and information systems during the FIFA World Cup event, President Vladimir Putin said.
French World Cup celebrations turn ugly
ParisCelebrations in Paris after France's World Cup victory on Sunday turned ugly. While winning the event should have been good for the country's morale, the riots that followed suggested otherwise.
European Catholic Bishops meet in Stockholm to promote migration
StockholmEuropean Catholic Bishops and delegates responsible for the Pastoral Care of Migrants met over the weekend in Stockholm to combat negative media coverage on mass immigration.
