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ParisMarion Maréchal-Le Pen, who had asked in July - after the assassination by jihadists of Father Hamel in a church - to be incorporated into the military reserve, has just been denied entry on the grounds that a legal provision precludes the recruitment of a parliamentarian.

MoscowThe Moscow Times reported that the Russian government has blocked an adult video site because its pornographic content has a “deeply negative influence on the human psyche”.

ParisEx-socialist candidate Emmanuel Macron is being groomed by the mainstream media as a serious contender to win France's presidential ballot in the first round and a favourite for a second.

GothenburgA second Swedish police officer has blown the whistle on a government cover-up of migrant crime. In a groundswell of public support, it has led to Swedes demanding a national conversation on the issue, a "Swedish Spring" after a first Facebook message on the issue went viral.

Fingers have been pointing towards certain Muslim countries as funders of jihadist terrorists in Syria, Iraq, and other countries around the world, but many consumers are unaware that buying products certified as "halaal" may eventually also end up in the hands of the wrong organisations.

LondonA poll has revealed that a majority of Europeans want a ban on immigration from Muslim-majority countries, despite being told by their current leaders that they should welcome "refugees".

For almost two weeks now, the people of Donbass have endured thousands of artillery shellings by Poroshenko’s forces.

SYRIA/GERMANYThe German daily Berliner Zeitung accused the Syrian embassy in Berlin of issuing Syrian passports without checking the identity of the applicants – for an “extra fee”.

Black Congresswoman Maxine Waters is no fan of president Vladimir Putin's "advance in Korea" while he has the US president firmly in an embrace.

Who is paying for costly "Muslim travel ban" lawsuits in the US?