France appeals court opens door for Le Pen presidential run, with ankle tag
Paris appeals court rules Le Pen guilty of misusing public funds but reduces the ban on her holding public office.
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Starmer set to resign as UK PM: How does a leadership contest work?
The United Kingdom will have its seventh prime minister in a decade.
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Trump-endorsed far-right candidate elected Colombia president: What’s next?
Election results show Trump-endorsed millionaire Abelardo de la Espriella wins by razor-thin margin.
From a meatball lunch to a hug: The normalisation of Sweden’s far right
Once shunned by every major party, the Sweden Democrats have gone from political pariah to the heart of government.
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Why UK’s Makerfield by-election matters far beyond one parliamentary seat
Thursday’s contest could pave the way for Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to challenge Keir Starmer’s premiership.
Thousands rally in Rome, Italy for rival pro- and anti-migration marches
Thousands of police deployed to keep the rallies apart as far-right ‘remigration’ initiative gains traction.
Thousands attend anti-racism rallies following unrest in Belfast
The rallies in Northern Ireland follow two nights of anti-immigrant violence provoked by a stabbing attack.
Pope Leo’s visit lays bare Spain’s tangled politics of faith and migration
The American pope’s message underlines the rift between his Catholicism and that of Spain’s far right.
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Stephen Miller’s War
Unelected and unaccountable, Stephen Miller has become one of the most powerful figures in modern US history.
Published On 11 Jun 2026
Police in Belfast use water cannon as anti-immigrant unrest continues
Clashes come as family of knife attack victim calls for calm and condemns violence targeting immigrants.
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Belfast plunged into chaos as vehicles set ablaze following stabbing attack
Global News Insight’s Milena Veselinovic reports from Belfast, where protests have escalated into violent riots.
Published On 10 Jun 2026
