GERMAN PARLIAMENT GETS 150,000 SIGNATURES DEMANDING JUSTICE FOR NEO-NAZI TERROR VICTIMS

Mon 20 October 2025: Family members of victims killed by a neo-Nazi terror group delivered more than 150,000 petition signatures to German lawmakers Friday, demanding that convicted terrorist Beate Zschaepe not be granted early release from prison. Semiya Simsek, Gamze Kubasik, Mandy Boulgarides—daughters of NSU terror victims—presented the signatures during a demonstration outside the German […]

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EU COURT OF JUSTICE ACCEPTS PETS AS BAGGAGE FOR AIR CARRIERS

Fri 17 October 2025: The EU Court of Justice said Thursday that pets are not exempt from “the concept of baggage” as liability for air carriers. The court ruled that, for air travel, a pet falls within the concept of “baggage” and compensation for the damage resulting from the loss of a pet is subject to liability rules for baggage. […]

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MADURO ORDERS MAXIMUM SECURITY IN FOUR VENEZUELAN STATES OVER U.S. ACTIVITY

 Trump said the strike was carried out against ‘confirmed narco-terrorists’. Photograph: Truth Social/Donald Trump Sat 18 October 2025: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has ordered maximum security measures in the western states of Merida, Trujillo, Lara, and Yaracuy as part of the “Operation Independence 200” exercise. The directive aims to bolster the nation’s “integral defense” in response […]

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HUNGARY NOT TO ARREST PUTIN IF HE ATTENDS SUMMIT WITH TRUMP

Fri 17 October 2025: Hungary will not arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin if he travels to Budapest for a summit on the Ukraine war, Hungary’s foreign minister said on Friday, despite an outstanding International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant against Putin. Moscow and Washington are preparing for Putin and US President Donald Trump to meet in the Hungarian capital within […]

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ALCOHOL DRIVES THOUSANDS OF CANCER CASES, DRAINS BILLIONS FROM EUROPE: WHO

Fri 17 October 2025: Alcohol consumption is a major cause of cancer in Europe, the WHO’s cancer research agency warned in a new report. Alcohol is a leading cause of cancer across Europe, and experts say stronger government policies to curb drinking could prevent thousands of cancer cases and deaths each year, Euronews reported. In […]

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MAJOR UK GOVT. DATA LEAKS SURFACE ON DARK NET: REPORT

Fri 17 October 2025: A massive breach of UK government cybersecurity has exposed hundreds of passwords and sparked fears of deeper vulnerabilities, The Independent reported, citing a report. Over 700 email addresses and corresponding passwords from nine government domains have appeared on the dark net over the past year, according to the report by NordStellar, […]

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NATO KEEPS MASSIVE FORWARD MILITARY PRESENCE ON RUSSIA’S DOORSTEP

Fri 17 October 2025: NATO is keeping a large-scale military presence near Russia’s borders, Russian Defense Minister Andrey Belousov stated, pointing to what he called the bloc’s increased training and reconnaissance activities. Belousov made his remarks at a joint session of the Russian and Belarusian defense ministries on Wednesday, according to Sputnik. Cooperation between Moscow […]

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TRUMP, PUTIN TO MEET IN HUNGARY AFTER HIGH-LEVEL TALKS CONCLUDE: US PRESIDENT

Thu 16 October 2025: US President Donald Trump said Thursday that he and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet in Hungary to discuss an end to the Kremlin’s war in Ukraine after high-level delegations meet next week. Trump said that he and Putin agreed to send their respective teams during a “very productive” call. The […]

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RECORD INDIGENOUS CUSTODY DEATHS SPARK OUTCRY IN AUSTRALIA’S NSW

Wed 15 October 2025: Local media reported on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, that New South Wales (NSW) has seen an unprecedented number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander deaths in custody this year, igniting widespread outrage across the country. The state has so far recorded 12 deaths in custody this year, ABC News reported, citing […]

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