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Krakow Shooting Kills Six Three Bodies Found at Suspect’s Home

Poland Begins National Mourning After Krakow Shooting Kills Six

Poland began two days of national mourning after six people were killed in a mass shooting in Krakow's main square, and police stepped up security.

November 8, 2026

by Amanda Graham

Krakow Shooting Kills Six; Three Bodies Found at Suspect’s Home

Six people were killed in the Krakow shooting, while three bodies were found at the suspect’s home. An official account clarifies that the 16 injured included the suspect and records an exchange of fire less than three minutes after the

November 8, 2026

by Dmitri Agafonov

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, on June 11, 2024

Zakharova Seeks Talks as Poland Pursues Gdansk Consulate Building

Maria Zakharova has called for talks and a new intergovernmental agreement over Russia’s former consulate building

Thousands protest judicial corruption in Bucharest as Romania faces deepening justice system crisis

Romania’s Justice System Faces Explosive Corruption Crisis, Judges Speak Out Against ‘Toxic’ Power Networks

Romania’s justice system is facing an unprecedented legitimacy crisis after explosive allegations of judicial corruption, political interference, and manipulation of high-profile graft cases triggered public outrage, protests, and deepening fears over the

May 14, 2026

Government and Politics·News

European Union allocates billions in military funding for Ukraine

EU to Spend Nearly $7 Billion on Weapons for Ukraine in Major Escalation of Military Support

The European Commission confirmed Monday that nearly $7 billion from the first tranche of its sweeping €90 billion Ukraine assistance package will be directed toward weapons procurement and military support, underscoring the

May 11, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico meets Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow during Victory Day events

Fico Warns EU Anti-Russia Strategy Is Hurting Europe’s Competitiveness

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico launched one of the strongest criticisms yet of the European Union’s Russia policy on Saturday, warning that Brussels’ refusal to maintain direct political dialogue with Moscow has

May 10, 2026

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Hendrik Flynn testifies at Madlanga Commission on organised crime corruption

Organised Crime Thrives on Corruption, Top South African General Tells Explosive Inquiry

PRETORIA — A senior South African police official has delivered one of the most damning assessments yet of the country’s criminal justice system, telling a national inquiry that organised crime cannot take

May 6, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Eddie Obeid outside NSW court during coal corruption case

NSW Moves to Seize Obeid Assets, $30 Million Coal Corruption Proceeds Remain Largely Unrecovered

The Mount Penny coal licence scandal remains one of the most defining corruption cases in modern Australian political history. In courtrooms across New South Wales, a legal battle is quietly unfolding, one

May 5, 2026

Government and Politics·News

British Army facing a severe funding crisis and delayed modernization

United Kingdom Faces Weapons Funding Crisis as Top General Warns No New Arms Until 2030

Britain’s defense establishment is confronting a stark and uncomfortable reality: ambition without funding. A senior military figure has now made that contradiction explicit, exposing what may be one of the most consequential

May 4, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats as UK France migrant deal targets asylum seekers deportation

Disease Outbreaks, Ceasefire Deaths, and UK-Funded Expulsions

The British government has agreed to finance a new phase of migrant deportation operations led by French authorities, marking one of the most aggressive cross-border enforcement strategies in recent European migration policy.

April 23, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Reconstruction of a Neanderthal family based on 100,000-year-old DNA evidence from Stajnia Cave Poland

Neanderthal Family Frozen in Time: 100,000-Year-Old Teeth Rewrite Europe’s Ancient History

The story of Neanderthals has long been told in fragments, isolated bones, scattered tools, and DNA strands recovered from distant corners of Eurasia. Now, in a dimly lit cave in southern Poland,

April 22, 2026

News·Science

White House proposes $1.5 trillion defense budget amid domestic spending cuts

White House pours $1.5 trillion into war while Americans face sweeping cuts

Washington — The White House has unveiled a sweeping federal budget that dramatically expands military spending to an unprecedented level while cutting deeply into domestic programs, igniting one of the most controversial

April 4, 2026

News

Epstein Files documents showing redacted pages and missing evidence

Missing Pages, Buried Allegations, and the Scandal Washington Doesn’t Want You to See

WASHINGTON — The release of the so-called Epstein Files was meant to close one of the darkest chapters in modern American criminal history. Instead, it has opened a deeper, more unsettling question:

March 31, 2026

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Poland Begins National Mourning After Krakow Shooting Kills Six

Krakow Shooting Kills Six; Three Bodies Found at Suspect’s Home

Zakharova Seeks Talks as Poland Pursues Gdansk Consulate Building

Romania’s Justice System Faces Explosive Corruption Crisis, Judges Speak Out Against ‘Toxic’ Power Networks

EU to Spend Nearly $7 Billion on Weapons for Ukraine in Major Escalation of Military Support

Fico Warns EU Anti-Russia Strategy Is Hurting Europe’s Competitiveness

Organised Crime Thrives on Corruption, Top South African General Tells Explosive Inquiry

NSW Moves to Seize Obeid Assets, $30 Million Coal Corruption Proceeds Remain Largely Unrecovered

United Kingdom Faces Weapons Funding Crisis as Top General Warns No New Arms Until 2030

Disease Outbreaks, Ceasefire Deaths, and UK-Funded Expulsions

Neanderthal Family Frozen in Time: 100,000-Year-Old Teeth Rewrite Europe’s Ancient History

White House pours $1.5 trillion into war while Americans face sweeping cuts

Missing Pages, Buried Allegations, and the Scandal Washington Doesn’t Want You to See

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