A tourist stunned passersby as he casually strolled down a busy shopping street in just a tight pair of green Speedos. The sun is shining in Majorca and the holiday island is really starting to heat up. One relaxed visitor decided to
AT LEAST two protestors have been killed and several others injured as security services try to regain control of Pakistan- occupied Kashmir. A general strike – which paralysed transport and closed shops – led to Pakistan authorities invoking a two-day national holiday.
The ancient city of Pompeii wowed this week after yet more archaeological treasures were found hidden beneath volcanic ash. Back in 79 AD, the metropolis was destroyed forever after Mount Vesuvius erupted and sent racing pyroclastic flows down its slopes. The last
The Baltic states are being targeted by Russian spy agencies, the head of Estonia’s counterintelligence has claimed as fears grow among NATO members Vladimir Putin may be eyeing up his next target for a new war in Europe. Margo Palloson, the Director
In a huge blow to Brussels, Polish far-right leaders have launched a campaign advocating for Poland’s exit from the European Union. Spearheaded by former MEP Stanislaw Zoltek, these parties are gaining momentum, stirring controversy and sparking debates across the nation. Zoltek, a
World War 3 fears have erupted as tensions in the Middle East continue to grow. Israel is prepared to launch an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities should Tehran respond to last week’s strike in Damascus, a source has claimed. Citing an unnamed
Terrifying chants of ‘long live Hamas’ could be heard on the streets of London this afternoon as thousands of pro-Palestine protesters marched through the city’s streets. The mob travelled from Russel Square to Trafalgar Square during the 11th National March for Palestine
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has sounded the WW3 alarm bells, cautioning that Europe stands on the precipice of a “pre-war era” with the potential for conflict looming ominously for the continent. Tusk’s sobering remarks come amid escalating tensions fuelled by Russia’s
Thousands took to the streets in the heart of Coolock, Ireland, in vehement opposition to the government’s decision to house 500 asylum seekers in a former paint warehouse. Voices rose in unison against what many perceive as an imposition on their community