Author: Press Room

Swimming pool in Thuringia via www.thueringen-entdecken.de German swimming pools are grappling with a surge in sexual violence linked to migrants. At Barbarossabad pool in Gelnhausen, children have been targeted in disturbing attacks. Reports of such incidents are increasingly common across the country. Christian Litzinger, the Christian Democrat Union (CDU) mayor of Gelnhausen, has drawn criticism for downplaying the issue. In an interview with German outlet Welt, he attributed the incidents to “high temperatures and frayed tempers,” dismissing their severity. His remarks have sparked significant backlash. Gelnhausen pools have experienced a sharp increase in reports of inappropriate behavior by migrants. Local…

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South Africa’s foreign affairs ministry posted a photograph of a senior official Tuesday with a portrait of Ayatollah Ali Khameni, the so-called “Supreme Leader” of Iran, a she signed a “condolence book” for Iran in Pretoria. The “Department of International Relations and Cooperation” posted images of Deputy Minister Anna Thandi Moraka visiting the Iranian embassy and signing the condolence book, near a portrait of Khamenei. It was not clear what the “condolences” were for. Most of Iran’s senior military command, which has been engaged in missile attacks and terror attacks on Israeli civilians, was killed by Israel during the 12…

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New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has been playing up his outsider status, and in a recent campaign video he claimed he grew up in the “third world.” But even if he lived for a short time in abject poverty in Uganda (and there’s no evidence he did), he certainly lived a comfortable — or as he put it himself, a “privileged upbringing” — from the age of seven years old and on in South Africa and the U.S. In the video, Mamdani claimed he “grew up in the third world” and also insisted that when he moved to…

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The US president has warned that he will be watching “communist” Zohran Mamdani very carefully US President Donald Trump has warned that the presumptive Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani, could be arrested if he follows through on his promise to prevent federal officials from enforcing immigration laws in the country’s largest city.Uganda-born Mamdani said in his victory speech after the New York City Democratic mayoral primary on Tuesday that he would “stop masked ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) agents from deporting our neighbors.”“Well then, we will have to arrest him,” Trump said when asked by journalists…

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Top Trump aide Stephen Miller unleashed a scathing response to Elon Musk, who has threatened to bankroll primary challengers against Republican lawmakers backing President Trump’s massive legislative package, the “Big Beautiful Bill.” Musk, who recently revived his plans to launch a rival “America Party” and pledged millions to oust pro‑Bill Republicans, labeled the $3.3 trillion tax‑and‑spending measure a “disgusting abomination” and warned GOP supporters they would “lose their primary next year if it is the last thing I do on this Earth.” “If this insane spending bill passes, the America Party will be formed the next day. Our country needs an…

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The African nation of Ghana, the largest gold producer on the continent, is accusing Chinese nationals of running illegal gold mines in addition to the billions of dollars China has legitimately invested in the industry. Ghana has a long-running problem with galamsey, the local term for thousands of small illegal mines spread across the country. Other countries often describe such mines as “artisanal” operations. Artisanal mining has technically been legal in Ghana since 1989, but not for foreigners. Many of the galamsey mines are located in the forested regions that produce cocoa, another major export for Ghana. The mines are…

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UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer suffered a “total clusterfuck of Godzilla proportions”, being forced to totally emasculate his reform bill to narrowly swerve a massive parliamentary rebellion by his own colleagues, leaving his authority in tatters and fostering the unmistakable impression of a country that is rapidly becoming ungovernable. Even with a historic majority, the Labour government of Sir Keir Starmer finds it cannot execute its agenda because the political ratchet on spending can apparently only go in one direction. Despite having been expressly elected to reform welfare and not raise taxes — both of which are in the Labour manifesto (platform)…

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A key Kentucky newsletter has reported that Nate Morris, a pro-Trump businessman who announced his candidacy for Sen. Mitch McConnell’s (R-KY) seat last week, is the “front-runner for a new era,” admitting they “may have underestimated Morris in our previous analysis.” The self-proclaimed “America First conservative” and founder of waste and recycling company Rubicon launched his campaign on Thursday with an announcement on Donald Trump Jr.’s podcast and an eye-catching video ad featuring him “taking out the trash” left in his home state by McConnell: Kentucky Crossroads, a news and opinion blog featuring a podcast hosted by Roger Ford, predicted…

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Mike Johnson is staring down the legislative challenge of his career. As soon as this morning, the speaker will attempt to ram the Senate-passed megabill through the House as dozens of Republicans threaten to vote it down. The detractors come from across the Republican conference after the Senate sent over a bill with deeper Medicaid cuts, steeper deficit hikes and less onerous clean-energy provisions than expected. And he’s gunning to deliver by President Donald Trump’s self-imposed July 4 deadline, as severe thunderstorms in Washington threaten full attendance. “We’ll see. I’ve got to play the cards that are dealt to me,”…

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The number of foreign companies registering their businesses in the first half of 2025 was reportedly nearly double the total for 2024 The number of foreign IT companies applying to register their businesses in Russia surged sharply in the first half of 2025, with Asian firms leading the charge, Kommersant reported on Tuesday, citing research compiled by Kokoc Group.According to the data, around 3,000 foreign registration applications were filed in the first six months of the current year, compared to some 1,650 in all of 2024. India reportedly topped the list with more than 1,000 applications, followed by China with…

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