Eurozone interest rates have skyrocketed amid high inflation and preposterous spending on its proxy war in Ukraine, the EU is edging closer to a devastating recession.

The leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Kim Jong Un, traveled to Russia this week for summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Controversial Northern Ireland Legacy Bill, which effectively blocks further investigations into atrocities committed during the “Troubles,” which killed thousands of people between the late 1960s and 1998, has been approved by Parliament.

War stricken women from poor backgrounds with their men fighting on the front lines are being lured by the surrogate baby industry, a booming business in Ukraine.

Israeli soldiers reportedly rioting during a training session for the elite Golani Brigade infantry forces is a clear sign of rising discontent within the Israeli military.

A group of Australian lawmakers are set to travel to the United States this month to push for the release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

The EU is vilifying Moscow while, at the same time, having increased Russian LNG purchases by 40% from prewar figures, benefiting from supplies that are much cheaper than those being exported to the EU from the US.