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July 4, 2024
As 21 year old Peyton Stearns took wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova all the way as the czech player won in three sets in a match lasting over two hours. Another american is also out, Asjessica Pegula was beaten in straight sets by madison keys. Pegula left the court in tears, but she does still have a part to play later on in the womens doubles, while shes also a part of the mixed doubles, too. With less than four weeks to go until the ryder cup begins, we now know who will line up for tea...
May 31, 2024
Even children are being used to carry out Iranian activities that threaten security in Sweden, intelligence officials say
May 26, 2024
Europe bends over backwards not to offend murderous mullahs, more interested in potentially reopening trade than in human rights.
May 20, 2024
“European solidarity? With whom. And with whose money?” one MEP asked.
May 20, 2024
European Union stood out among democratic West for sending "sincere condolences" for death of "serious human rights violations" president.
May 20, 2024
Tom Tugendhat has blasted the EUs expression of condolences after the death of Iranian President Raisi.
May 17, 2024
A vigil is set to be held for a former Oxford University student who is currently detained in an Iranian jail.
April 29, 2024
Police in Germany said on April 28 that they had arrested a 57-year-old Russian man on suspicion of stabbing two Ukrainian soldiers to death in a shopping center in the Bavarian city of Murnau a day earlier.
April 29, 2024
Police in Baku detained the chairman of the Election Monitoring and Democracy Education Center, Anar Mammadli, his colleagues said on April 29.
April 29, 2024
The total value of a 35-year contract to maintain, operate, and build most of Hungary's highways won by seven private equity funds whose owners have close ties to the Hungarian government is at least $45 billion, according to documents obtained by RFE/RL.