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A British pro-life activist has pleaded not guilty to new charges for silently praying near an abortion clinic in Birmingham, in what her lawyers call the first prosecution of its kind testing freedom of thought under UK law.
Italy’s new school rules banning face coverings, capping foreign-born students at 30% per classroom, and fining parents who skip language courses are fueling a broader debate among experts over whether Europe’s assimilation struggles are a preview of what’s coming to America.
President Trump announced on Truth Social that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to an immediate halt in strikes on each other’s energy infrastructure, though it remains unclear how the truce will be monitored or enforced.
The State Department has updated its China travel advisory, warning Americans of exit bans, arbitrary detention and surveillance of electronic communications.
A 15-year-old bodyguard for a Michoacan cartel leader was killed alongside his uncle in a military raid, after documenting his gun-toting lifestyle on Instagram for two years.
Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick unveiled a plan to cut £108 billion in government spending, including £50 billion from welfare, as UK borrowing costs hit a 30-year high and Prime Minister Andy Burnham struggled to name any cuts of his own.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic says he fears for Christians and Serbs in northern Kosovo after NATO began withdrawing troops from a key bridge, and is appealing to Washington and NATO to reverse course.
Iran fired ballistic missiles and drones at U.S.-operated bases in Jordan late Sunday, hours after American forces struck Iranian personnel near the Strait of Hormuz, ending a monthlong pause in direct fighting. Jordan’s military says it intercepted eight missiles, while a U.S. official reported no impacts.
China confirmed it punished ten people for allegedly spreading “misinformation” about the Tibet flood death toll, as Beijing reports just 16 deaths compared to Nepal’s confirmed toll of over 900 across the border.
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