German Chancellor Merz Visits Kyiv Amid Russia’s Escalating Strikes
Friedrich Merz lands in Kyiv as Moscow steps up missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities.
Wars, heat, and everyone else’s fucking mess.
Friedrich Merz lands in Kyiv as Moscow steps up missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities.
After the Omani co‑pilot allegedly plunged a plane 16,625 feet in a mid‑air stabbing spree, Australian agencies are digging into his old LinkedIn profile to see how their screening missed a pilot already barred for extremist views.
The Houthis say they struck an Aramco site in Riyadh; the Saudi‑led coalition calls the claim “misleading” and says its forces carried out 97 precise targeting operations that disabled 44 vehicles and hit about 260 fighters.
Court hears the pair, who arrived by small boat, were instructed by an Iranian contact to make a homemade bomb from chlorine and brake fluid.
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune says Algeria deployed four Sukhoi Su‑30 jets to Niger after mutineers attacked Niamey, but the timing raises questions about the operation’s impact.
Zelenskyy swears to torch the other guy's gas station, because he's not the one who fights like a cunt.
Fatima Zahra Mansouri gets the top job just in time to coordinate World Cup port-a-potties while the king holds the actual power and her party's big plan for women is a three-point pamphlet.
Two asylum-seeking Iranian nationals charged with trying to build a bomb for a Yom Kippur attack in Manchester, proving the Islamic Republic's foreign policy is just a shopping list for hardware-store jihad.
A Flydubai co‑pilot, barred from flying in Oman over alleged extremist views, stabbed the captain during Flight 1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv.
Admin bypasses courts and lies to protected refugees, buying one-way tickets to a corrupt dictatorship where beatings are part of the package deal funded by your taxes.
The G7 will release 100 million barrels of oil in the coming weeks, front‑loading diesel to curb record U.S. prices.
In a desperate bid for cash, the Milei government lets foreigners buy citizenship for a cool $350,000, proving national pride is just another asset to be liquidated.
The Brazilian senator launched his campaign by comparing himself to Pelé's son, a confession that his entire platform is being a shittier, cheaper version of a coup‑plotting father who's currently in prison.
Mediapart has screenshots, a court bailiff's certification, and Meta authentication. Bardella has "crude fabrications" and the excuse that at 17 he was barely alive. Then his inner circle goes one better: he "has always stood for the same things," which, given the alleged messages, is the most damning defense imaginable.
President promises to review unsolved murders and fix streetlights while begging 'good men' to maybe say something if they see a colleague raping.
Adeniyi Adeyemi ran the Presidential Foreign Intervention Promotion Council for the better part of a year. The only problem: it did not exist. The bigger problem: it took a rival agency complaining before anyone checked.
Using a brand-new law, police have banned over a dozen activists from a huge weapons fair's security zone, threatening massive fines and prison for anyone who dares to think about peace.
The nursing union ends its commercial partnership with the Israeli‑linked drug maker after due‑diligence revealed multiple legal sanctions and settlements.
Russia’s foreign ministry said Ye’s “Heil Hitler” song and swastika merch made his sold‑out St. Petersburg shows unacceptable, prompting the promoter to pull the plug.
President's spokesperson says only non-criminals or terrorists allowed while prepping beds and citizenship paths with zero numbers or payments disclosed
Attorney General Roger Mariaca and 13 pals were collared for allegedly running a protection racket for cartels, with the government citing an ambulance stuffed with cash and a freed trafficker as evidence of a legal system that had become a fucking joke.
Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration touts a sharp homicide decline but faces soaring disappearances, rising femicide and a surge in kidnappings, while navigating U.S. pressure and a stubborn corruption problem.
Twenty‑three illegal e‑bikes were shredded in western Sydney as authorities begin to enforce recently introduced speed and power limits.
Tribunal lets Naomi Campbell off the hook for Fashion for Relief's luxury spending, blaming it all on a rogue lawyer who allegedly forged her signature and sent emails from a fake address. The charity's accounts were still a shitshow.