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Neo-Fascist Fight Clubs Draw Scrutiny as Security Threat Groups associated with far-right extremism, known as "active clubs," have become a growing concern for intelligence agencies in Western nations, according to analysts and official documents reviewed by CuriosityNews. These clubs, which promote an ideology rooted in neo-Nazi beliefs while

Ukraine’s Leader Warns Against Concessions to Russia After Returning from U.S. Visit Ukraine’s president has called on allies not to yield to Russia following his visit to the U.S., where he did not obtain the long-range missiles his country had sought. Volodymyr Zelenskyy traveled to Washington

A North Korean soldier has crossed into South Korea over the heavily guarded border between the two nations, according to South Korea’s military. The soldier was taken into custody after crossing the central part of the border on Sunday, South Korea’s joint chiefs of staff confirmed. Reports indicated

Rebels Detain 20 UN Workers in Yemen’s Capital Houthi forces have seized 20 employees at a United Nations facility in Sana’a, Yemen’s capital. The group is holding five Yemeni nationals and 15 foreign workers, though they freed 11 others following interrogation on Sunday. This marks the second

As a key figure in the Northern Ireland peace process, Martin Mansergh was an unlikely architect. With the appearance of a disheveled scholar and a distinctive English accent, he played a central role in facilitating dialogue between the Irish government and the IRA for many years. Mansergh, who passed away

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy to Begin Prison Sentence Nicolas Sarkozy is set to report to prison on Tuesday after receiving a five-year sentence for his involvement in a plot to secure campaign financing from the government of the late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. Sarkozy, who served as France’s