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The Associated Press' new stylebook guidelines have a clear political agenda: Keep sugar-coating the growing problem of immigration.

The UK National Security Advisor, Sir Mark Sedwill was asked by a Whitehall panel about the evidence available implicating Russia in the Skripal affair recently. The Q&A took place after Sir Mark’s speech to the Defence Committee of the UK parliament and provided much insight into how Britain functions today.

ViennaMore and more readers are turning away from the mainstream, an Austrian expert has revealed. For key topics in 2015, all the Austrian outlets had identified themselves with the mainstream narrative. Especially the asylum wave impressively demonstrated this. In the summer of 2015, there was not a single daily newspaper that had pointed to the dangers of open borders.

WashingtonUS President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that the United States will be pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal and will re-impose economic sanctions on Iran.

Former Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma warned that Ukraine was rapidly becoming a lawlessness territory "where nothing works". But could that be impacting South Africa?

As more and more migrants try to reach Europe, new smuggling routes are being opened. Western European countries believe the arrivals could be far higher than some estimates suggest, with EU border states allowing many migrants to pass through their territory unrecorded.

Robert Ménard, the mayor of the town of Béziers in the South of France and a member of the Front National, blamed Islam for France's social ills. He was assaulted for stating some facts.

MoscowThe Russian President Vladimir Putin stated his goals for his next term during an inauguration ceremony in Moscow held in the Grand Kremlin Palace.

After waiting for 94 days, Alessandra Verni managed to bring the remains of her murdered daughter Pamela home. She also welcomed the flowers sent by a controversial figure for the occasion.

Almost 200 years after the original Hambach Festival, a revolutionary spirit was once more perceived blowing through the idyllic vineyards around Neustadt.