Victims Reveal Untold Horror of Pakistani Grooming Gangs in Rupert Lowe Inquiry

Britain’s grooming gang scandal was far more widespread than previously acknowledged and may have affected hundreds of thousands of victims, according to a new report by Rupert Lowe. Drawing on survivor testimony and previous investigations, the inquiry argues that fears of accusations of racism contributed to decades of institutional inaction and cover-ups.

Far-Left Streamer Hasan Piker Banned from UK Amidst a Mountain of Controversies

Far-left streamer Hasan Piker has recently had his travel permit revoked by the UK government. According to his statements, he suspects this was due to his anti-Israel stances. However, he has been in a number of other controversies as well, including the time he appeared to shock his dog, or when he claimed that ‘America deserved 9/11.’

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen holds a press conference at the end of the emergency summit on threats by the US President to impose tariffs on countries opposed to his push to take Greenland in Brussels, Belgium, on January 23, 2026

EU ‘Emoji Crackdown’ Sparks Mockery and Outrage Online

The European Commission’s first report under the Digital Services Act (DSA) has sparked backlash after warning that emojis such as pills, snowflakes, or leaves may be used as coded language in online drug sales. The findings were quickly mocked online, fuelling concerns about overreach and the policing of everyday communication.

Trump Commends Orbán’s Legacy, Nods to Hungary’s Next PM Magyar

In his first remarks after Hungary’s election, Donald Trump praised Viktor Orbán’s hardline immigration policy, saying he ‘didn’t let people come in and ruin his country,’ while signalling openness to Hungary’s incoming leadership. Moscow struck a similar tone, welcoming Péter Magyar’s readiness for ‘pragmatic dialogue’, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stating that Orbán was ‘never our friend.’

Iryna Zarutska Killer Found Incompetent to Stand Trial

Medical experts at a local hospital found that Decarlos Brown Jr, the homeless man who stabbed Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska to death on a public transport ride in Charlotte, North Carolina in September 2025, is incompetent to stand trial. Now it is up to the judge in charge of the state murder case against Brown if he accepts the findings of the report. If he does so with prejudice, the case will be dismissed.

AfD Extends Lead over CDU in First 2026 Poll

AfD has entered 2026 as Germany’s most popular party, widening its advantage over the CDU in the first poll of the New Year. As the party surges ahead of all governing parties, the results reflect a growing rejection of establishment politics ahead of decisive state elections.

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