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The wounded Flydubai captain is being hailed as a hero after helping save all 174 people aboard when his co-pilot… 🇦🇪 The wounded Flydubai captain is being hailed as a hero after helping save all 174 people aboard when his co-pilot allegedly stabbed him and sent the aircraft plunging more than 14,000 feet. Captain Smit Machchhar, 39, fought back despite his injuries and unlocked the cockpit, allowing passengers and crew to overpower the attacker. Source: @IvanaLefebvreh

Tennessee was less than 2 hours from executing a woman for the 1st time in 200+ years when a federal appeals court… 🇺🇸Tennessee was less than 2 hours from executing a woman for the 1st time in 200+ years when a federal appeals court halted Christa Pike’s lethal injection. Pike, now 50, was 18 when she murdered 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer in 1995 and would have been the only person in the state’s modern death-penalty era put to death for a crime committed as a teenager. Judges stayed the execution to weigh whether her history of severe childhood sexual abuse, bipolar disorder, and PTSD was adequately considered, even as the victim’s mother supports the sentence and Tennessee has already asked the Supreme Court to lift the stay.

A Flydubai co-pilot allegedly stabbed the captain and tried to crash a plane heading to Tel Aviv, before passengers and… A Flydubai co-pilot allegedly stabbed the captain and tried to crash a plane heading to Tel Aviv, before passengers and crew managed to overpower him. His exact motive is still being investigated. But one thing is simple: if “Free Palestine” — or ANY political cause — makes you believe murdering innocent civilians is justified, you need to seriously re-evaluate your life choices. Supporting Palestinians is one thing. Terrorism is another. There is no liberation in murdering civilians. There is no “resistance” in crashing passenger planes. Whatever your politics, this line should never be difficult to draw.

Spain’s coastguard has picked up another 60 migrants just kilometres off Morocco’s coast near Tarfaya and brought them… 🇪🇸 Spain’s coastguard has picked up another 60 migrants just kilometres off Morocco’s coast near Tarfaya and brought them to the Canary Islands. The group is expected to be transferred to mainland Spain, where some could continue onward to other European countries.

6 men just got 6–10 years for manslaughter in the deadliest English Channel crossing on record: an overloaded dinghy… 🇫🇷6 men just got 6–10 years for manslaughter in the deadliest English Channel crossing on record: an overloaded dinghy that deflated in November 2021. 27 bodies were recovered, at least 4 people were never found, and only 2 survived. 5 years later, the organizers of that crossing are finally going to prison. Source: @ivanalefebvreh

Javier Milei has given Britain two weeks to halt the Sea Lion oil project near the Falkland Islands or face legal… 🇦🇷 Javier Milei has given Britain two weeks to halt the Sea Lion oil project near the Falkland Islands or face legal action from Argentina. Milei calls the project illegal exploitation of resources Argentina claims as its own. Source: @IvanaLefebvreh



There are active ANTIFA zones operating all over the city of Rome, Italy There are active ANTIFA zones operating all over the city of Rome, Italy. How did this happen? DISCLAIMER: The views expressed in the video are not necessarily that of Newsforce, but of our contributor.

Sex-segregated queues at a supermarket in Romford, Essex, sparked outrage after men and women were seen lining up… 🚨 Sex-segregated queues at a supermarket in Romford, Essex, sparked outrage after men and women were seen lining up separately. 🇬🇧 Should this have a place in modern Britain? 👇

Police in Lyon were targeted with mortar fire by high school students during clashes outside a school 🚨 Police in Lyon were targeted with mortar fire by high school students during clashes outside a school. 🇫🇷 How did clashes involving students escalate this far? 👇

Illegal migrants were filmed crossing from Turkey into Greece through the Evros River 🚨 Illegal migrants were filmed crossing from Turkey into Greece through the Evros River. 🇬🇷🇹🇷 How secure is Europe’s border if crossings continue like this? 👇

A major fire broke out at Aimé-Césaire High School in France after students deliberately set the blaze 🚨 A major fire broke out at Aimé-Césaire High School in France after students deliberately set the blaze. 🇫🇷 What drives students to set fire to their own school? 👇

FIFA has accused UEFA of “harassing” Gianni Infantino and spreading misinformation to influence next year’s FIFA… FIFA has accused UEFA of “harassing” Gianni Infantino and spreading misinformation to influence next year’s FIFA presidential election. The dispute centers on Infantino’s abandoned plan to sell a stake in FIFA’s commercial rights for $4.2 billion to investors including Josh Kushner, Jared Kushner’s brother. @Patrick.Schnecker breaks it down.



Hundreds of migrants entered Mexico from Guatemala and are now heading north toward the U.S 🚨 Hundreds of migrants entered Mexico from Guatemala and are now heading north toward the U.S. border. 🇲🇽🇺🇸 Could the U.S. be facing another major surge at the southern border? 👇

Fifth Circuit Judge Leslie Southwick is stepping down, handing Trump another lifetime seat on the appeals court that… 🇺🇸Fifth Circuit Judge Leslie Southwick is stepping down, handing Trump another lifetime seat on the appeals court that served as the Dobbs pipeline and still launches the biggest conservative legal fights to the Supreme Court. Trump already has Anna St. John pending to replace Judge Engelhardt, and the conservative legal world is already floating Mississippi Solicitor General Scott Stewart for this new vacancy. @RealMacyGunnell says 2 Fifth Circuit seats at once is how you lock a court in for decades.

In Oleshky, a Russian-occupied town in Ukraine’s Kherson region, around 2,000 civilians remain 🇺🇦 In Oleshky, a Russian-occupied town in Ukraine’s Kherson region, around 2,000 civilians remain. With food in short supply, Ukrainian authorities say they have delivered roughly four tonnes of supplies by drone to 100 locations across the town. Evacuation remains the urgent question. The figures come from Ukrainian officials; Russia disputes responsibility for the restrictions on aid. Source: @ivanalefebvreh

Five British men arrested near RAF Fairford, a US-used military base in Gloucestershire, over suspected explosives and… 🇬🇧Five British men arrested near RAF Fairford, a US-used military base in Gloucestershire, over suspected explosives and terrorism offences are being released on police bail. The arrests triggered a major security operation, with 85 homes evacuated, roads closed and bomb disposal teams examining three suspicious vans near the base. Source: @Patrick.Schnecker

This is the new street art in Italy This is the new street art in Italy. What happened to the Italian flag?

A migrant robbed a Belgian man on the streets of Brussels 🚨 A migrant robbed a Belgian man on the streets of Brussels. 🇧🇪 How safe do you feel walking through Brussels? 👇

In Kabul, some taxi drivers are playing music despite restrictions imposed by the Taliban 🇦🇫 In Kabul, some taxi drivers are playing music despite restrictions imposed by the Taliban. They switch it off near checkpoints, fearing they could be stopped by the morality police. Music has largely disappeared from the city’s cafés, restaurants and shops since the Taliban returned to power in 2021. Inside some taxis, it can still be heard. Source: @IvanaLefebvreH

British military EOD robots were deployed to examine suspected explosive devices inside vehicles near RAF Fairford in… 🚨 British military EOD robots were deployed to examine suspected explosive devices inside vehicles near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire. 🇬🇧 What could be behind this security alert? 👇

A massive protest is taking place in Madrid against the arrival of tens of thousands of illegal migrants in Ceuta 🇪🇸 A massive protest is taking place in Madrid against the arrival of tens of thousands of illegal migrants in Ceuta. Are concerns over Ceuta’s migration crisis spreading across Spain? 👇

Russian drones struck a McDonald’s warehouse in Kyiv, damaging the facility 🚨 Russian drones struck a McDonald’s warehouse in Kyiv, damaging the facility. 🇺🇦 Is Russia increasingly targeting civilian infrastructure in Ukraine? 👇

At the UN this week, Erdogan called Gaza a concentration camp At the UN this week, Erdogan called Gaza a concentration camp. Iran’s president said “Israel kills, but Iran gets sanctioned.” This is the regime that gunned down its own people in January. Up to 50,000 Iranians killed, by some counts, for protesting. And they want to lecture the world about crimes? Pakistan? Same script. Israel could have flattened Gaza in an hour. It didn’t. It warned civilians and told them where to go. That’s not genocide. On October 7th, Hamas got a few hours. They murdered 1,200 people and took 251 hostages. Iran keeps firing missiles at Israeli cities. They tried and they failed. Give Hamas or the Islamic Republic Israel’s power, and Israel wouldn’t last a day. That’s the difference. #Iran #Israel #UNGA #Gaza #MiddleEast

A half-naked migrant holding a beer was filmed watching children at a playground near the Eiffel Tower in Paris 🚨 A half-naked migrant holding a beer was filmed watching children at a playground near the Eiffel Tower in Paris. 🇫🇷 What would you think if you saw this near your local playground? 👇

WATCH TONIGHT: THE MAN PUTIN WANTS DEAD 🚨🇺🇦 WATCH TONIGHT: THE MAN PUTIN WANTS DEAD Russia has tried to assassinate him at least 10 times. Now, one of the most powerful men in Ukraine is sitting down with NewsForce. @Kyrylo.Budanov, the legendary former military intelligence chief turned Zelenskyy’s Chief of Staff, speaks exclusively with @RealMacyGunnell about the war, the search for peace and what happens if Russia’s aggression moves beyond Ukraine. Why does Kyiv believe Trump and the United States remain indispensable to ending the war? Can Europe defend itself without America? What does Ukraine need to survive another winter? And how are Russia, North Korea and their allies reshaping the battlefield? Budanov has spent years fighting Putin from the shadows. Now, he’s stepping into the spotlight. Live on X at 4pm ET only on NewsForce.

Ukrainian forces shot down a Russian drone using a minigun 🇺🇦 Ukrainian forces shot down a Russian drone using a minigun. Is this one of the wildest drone takedowns of the war? 👇

Masked protesters gathered outside Basingstoke Police Station, demanding the release of Danny Tommo 🚨 Masked protesters gathered outside Basingstoke Police Station, demanding the release of Danny Tommo. 🇬🇧 What do you make of the scenes outside the station? 👇

Pezeshkian stood at the UN holding pictures of dead children and called Iran a victim of terrorism Pezeshkian stood at the UN holding pictures of dead children and called Iran a victim of terrorism. Those children were victims. So were the Iranians killed during January’s protests. His government cut the internet as security forces cracked down on people demanding a life they could afford. Thousands died; the full toll is still disputed. Pezeshkian was president then. He is president now. If he wants the world to recognise innocent lives lost, he can start by answering for the bloodshed on Iran’s own streets.

A migrant left an injured young child in the water while attempting to board a small boat crossing the English Channel 🚨 A migrant left an injured young child in the water while attempting to board a small boat crossing the English Channel. 🇬🇧 How dangerous have these Channel crossings become? 👇

Let’s talk about the MEK, the Mujahedin-e Khalq Let’s talk about the MEK, the Mujahedin-e Khalq. They show up at Iranian opposition protests calling themselves the alternative to the Islamic Republic. So who are they? The MEK was built on a mix of Islamist and Marxist ideas. They helped topple the Shah in 1979 and backed the revolution at first. Then Khomeini’s regime turned on them. Their next ally was Saddam Hussein. During the Iran–Iraq War, the MEK set up in Iraq and fought alongside Saddam’s forces. In 1988 they launched an offensive into Iran with Iraqi backing. Iranians fighting Iranians, backed by the country that was bombing Iran. Today they sell themselves as a democratic, secular alternative. Yes, they oppose the regime, and yes, the regime brutally repressed them. But opposing the Islamic Republic doesn’t erase that history. How much support do they actually have inside Iran? And who gets to decide Iran’s future? The Iranian people do. Know who’s claiming to speak for you.

Police are dismantling illegal street vending stalls at Ceuta’s Trampolín Beach for the third consecutive day 🚨 Police are dismantling illegal street vending stalls at Ceuta’s Trampolín Beach for the third consecutive day. 🇪🇸 Will the stalls simply return once again? 👇

A Ceuta nurse says hospitals are treating 1 to 3 sexual assault victims daily since July’s mass crossing, suggesting… 🇪🇸 A Ceuta nurse says hospitals are treating 1 to 3 sexual assault victims daily since July’s mass crossing, suggesting the true number could exceed 100 despite just 35 formal reports. Source: @ivanalefebvreh

@MailaMariaRosa interviews Roberto Vannacci on his opposition to separate legal categories for femicide and… @MailaMariaRosa interviews Roberto Vannacci on his opposition to separate legal categories for femicide and antisemitism. Vannacci argues that justice should be universal, with crimes punished equally regardless of sex, religion, skin color or sexual orientation.

Reported cases of early and forced marriage rose 123% in Gaza in the second quarter of 2026, while reported sexual… 🇵🇸🇺🇳 Reported cases of early and forced marriage rose 123% in Gaza in the second quarter of 2026, while reported sexual violence increased 61%, according to the UN Population Fund. The UN says displacement, poverty and collapsing services are leaving women and girls increasingly vulnerable. @ivanalefebvreh breaks it down.

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called for the next UN secretary-general to be a woman from Latin America 🇪🇸 Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called for the next UN secretary-general to be a woman from Latin America. Sánchez noted that all nine secretaries-general in the UN’s 80-year history have been men, with António Guterres’ term ending on December 31. Source: @ivanalefebvreh

A jewelry store in Lyon was broken into around 4 a.m., with at least four suspects fleeing in a company car 🚨 A jewelry store in Lyon was broken into around 4 a.m., with at least four suspects fleeing in a company car. 🇫🇷 How brazen are robberies becoming in France? 👇

Trump’s Board of Peace has a $2.45 billion, six-month plan for Gaza: move families out of tents, clear rubble, repair… Trump’s Board of Peace has a $2.45 billion, six-month plan for Gaza: move families out of tents, clear rubble, repair hospitals and restore water and electricity. It also proposes a security force and a weapons buy-back scheme. It’s a plan, not a done deal. Funding is still incomplete, and Israel and Hamas would both need to cooperate.

Ada Lluch travels to the Spanish autonomous city to report directly from the scene, documenting the situation through… Ada Lluch travels to the Spanish autonomous city to report directly from the scene, documenting the situation through on-site footage and interviews. Her report gives viewers insight into the atmosphere in Ceuta and the broader debate surrounding the city's borders, migration, and security. Watch the report to discover what she found on the ground.

Police continue dismantling migrant vendor stalls on Ceuta’s Trampolín Beach 🚨 Police continue dismantling migrant vendor stalls on Ceuta’s Trampolín Beach. 🇪🇸 Should authorities keep clearing these makeshift markets? 👇

Spain’s prime minister’s wife, Begoña Gómez, has been ordered to stand trial on corruption charges involving her… 🇪🇸 Spain’s prime minister’s wife, Begoña Gómez, has been ordered to stand trial on corruption charges involving her professional activities and use of a government aide. Gómez denies wrongdoing, while prosecutors have previously sought to have the case dismissed. Source: @AdaLluch

A bull jumped the barrier at the Murcia Fair in Spain, sending spectators scrambling 🐂 A bull jumped the barrier at the Murcia Fair in Spain, sending spectators scrambling. 🇪🇸 How terrifying would this be from the crowd? 😳👇

Protesters tried to block buses carrying newly disembarked boat migrants from leaving the Port of Dover 🚨 Protesters tried to block buses carrying newly disembarked boat migrants from leaving the Port of Dover. 🇬🇧 Are tensions over Channel crossings continuing to escalate? 👇

Burnham leaves EU return open 🇬🇧 Burnham leaves EU return open. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has refused to rule out Labour campaigning to rejoin the EU at the next general election. Asked whether it could feature in Labour’s manifesto, Burnham said it was “a question for another day.” Source: @Patrick.Schnecker

Trump gave Iran two options: make a deal or face complete obliteration Trump gave Iran two options: make a deal or face complete obliteration. Both possibilities come after the mid-terms as the government is in-transition hence why Trumps hands are more open regardless of what happens.

British protesters blocked roads near Gosport in an attempt to stop authorities from disembarking illegal migrants from… 🚨 British protesters blocked roads near Gosport in an attempt to stop authorities from disembarking illegal migrants from a large dinghy. 🇬🇧 Are frustrations over Channel crossings reaching a breaking point? 👇

Protesters in Gosport blocked buses from collecting illegal migrants, prompting authorities to reportedly redirect them… 🚨 Protesters in Gosport blocked buses from collecting illegal migrants, prompting authorities to reportedly redirect them to Hastings. 🇬🇧 Are protests beginning to disrupt Britain’s migrant processing system? 👇

New footage shows the perspective of the woman who had a brick thrown at her by a migrant in Ceuta 🚨 New footage shows the perspective of the woman who had a brick thrown at her by a migrant in Ceuta. 🇪🇸 How terrifying would it be to experience this firsthand? 👇

Migrant criminals fled on foot from mounted police officers in Nice, France 🚨 Migrant criminals fled on foot from mounted police officers in Nice, France. 🇫🇷 Are French police being given the tools they need to keep streets safe? 👇

Lithuania is building the region’s first fully drone-fortified power substation just 19 miles from Russia’s… 🇱🇹 Lithuania is building the region’s first fully drone-fortified power substation just 19 miles from Russia’s Kaliningrad, designed to withstand drone strikes, explosive-laden trucks and tunnel infiltration. Source: @Patrick.Schnecker






















🇺🇸 NewsForce is back in Dallas for Day 2 of the RNC Midterm Convention with Macy Gunnell on the ground. Follow along for coverage you won’t see anywhere else, with interviews and an inside look at the biggest moments throughout the day. After an electric opening day, the convention is gearing up for an even bigger Day 2 as Republicans build momentum ahead of the midterms.




🇺🇸August jobs just smashed the forecast: +162K versus 50–65k expected, plus unemployment stuck at 4.1%. Gains in restaurants, schools, manufacturing, and construction. The White House says the private sector has added over a million jobs since Trump took office—and he’s pounding the table for the Fed to cut.

🇪🇸 Migrants in Ceuta allegedly pulled a baby dolphin from the water, with one reportedly striking the animal in the head with a stick. They later attempted to return the dolphin to the sea, but it was already dead.

🎾 A US Open umpire halted play during Naomi Osaka’s second-round match after influencers staged a photoshoot with lights in the stands. 🇺🇸 Has influencer culture gone too far? 👇







🚨 A small boat carrying more than 50 illegal migrants arrived at Calblanque beach in Spain’s Murcia region. 🇪🇸 How secure are Spain’s borders if boats can arrive directly on its beaches? 👇

🪂 Canadian skydiver Marc Olivier Desmarais set a new Guinness World Record after completing 41 somersaults during a single skydive. 🇨🇦 Would you ever attempt something like this? 😳👇

🚨 A motorist was assaulted by two taxi drivers after their taxi collided with his car on a main road in Johannesburg. 🇿🇦 Is road rage becoming dangerously out of control? 👇

🎉 Notting Hill Carnival returned this weekend, with thousands packing the streets of London. 🇬🇧 Would you brave the crowds for Europe’s biggest street party? 👇




















🇩🇪 A German city councilor wants to hold swingers’ parties at Mannheim City Hall and turn the city into a destination for nudist and swinger tourism. He says the idea could bring more money into the city without raising taxes, while officials have questioned whether it can actually happen.

🤖 One humanoid robot beat Usain Bolt’s 100-meter record, while another toppled over attempting to lift a 33-pound barbell. 🏋️ Robot takeover postponed? 😂👇





🚨 Ukrainian long-range drones struck an Ozon logistics center in Russia’s Samara region. 🇺🇦🇷🇺 Are Ukraine’s deep strikes inside Russia entering a new phase? 👇

🇲🇱 Posters circulating in Mali are openly promoting female genital mutilation. Mali already has one of the world’s highest rates, with nearly nine in ten women and girls subjected to the practice.











🔥 A huge fire has erupted in Surrey Quays, south London, sending thick smoke across the skyline. 🇬🇧 What do you think caused the blaze? 👇

🚨 An illegal migrant in Florence set fire to a gas pipe in an attempt to blow up a residential building. 🇮🇹 How much more should European communities be expected to tolerate? 👇




🚨 A migrant who failed to cross into Poland illegally was seen taunting a soldier guarding the border. 🇵🇱 Is Poland right to take such a hard line on border security? 👇

🚨 A fight erupted inside a Target store as several Somali women brawled, sending merchandise across the floor. 🇺🇸 What would you do if this broke out while you were shopping? 👇




🚨 Armoured military vehicles have been deployed to Ceuta’s Tarajal border ahead of a possible mass migrant crossing from Morocco. 🇪🇸 Is Spain finally preparing to take control of its border? 👇

🚨 A hotel housing migrants in Wembley, London has caught fire. 🇬🇧🔥 What do you think happened here? 👇

🚨 Parts of Ceuta have become makeshift camps, with thousands of illegal migrants living in shelters along the beaches. 🇪🇸 How much longer can Ceuta sustain a situation like this? 👇




🚨 A migrant was seen sitting in the middle of a promenade eating a dead rat. 🐀 What would you do if you saw this on your local streets? 👇

🚨 An African migrant was knocked out by a Polish man after harassing two women in Warsaw. 🇵🇱 Would you have stepped in to defend them? 👇

🚨 Police arrested an African migrant after he jumped onto the subway tracks at a Barcelona station. 🇪🇸 Is public safety on Barcelona’s transport system becoming a serious concern? 👇




🇮🇹 A McDonald’s in Italy has reportedly hired migrant security guards to tackle migrant pickpockets targeting customers. 🍟🚨 Has petty crime become so widespread that businesses are now being forced to take security into their own hands? 👇

🚨 A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Colombia, violently shaking buildings and sending people scrambling for safety. 🇨🇴 Could you imagine being inside one of these buildings when the ground started shaking? 😳👇

🇬🇧 Thousands of Shia Muslims gathered at Marble Arch in Central London today to take part in the annual Arbaeen March. 🕌 What do you make of scenes like this in the heart of London? 👇

🚨 Neighborhood patrols have taken to the streets of Ceuta as residents respond to the ongoing migrant crisis. 🇪🇸 If people feel abandoned by their government, is it any surprise they’re taking their own security into their hands? 👇

🇬🇧 Shia Muslims are gathering at Marble Arch in Central London ahead of the Arbaeen March. 🕌 What do you make of major religious processions like this taking place in the heart of London? 👇

🚨 A Moroccan migrant entered a private yard in Ceuta before being attacked by a dog on the property. 🇪🇸🐕 Should homeowners have to worry about people trespassing on their property amid the ongoing migrant crisis? 👇


🚨 An African migrant in the UK was arrested after refusing to leave the area when he was denied entry to a nightclub. 🇬🇧 Was the arrest justified, or should the situation have been handled differently? 👇

🚨 Footage from Ceuta shows local residents confronting migrants in the streets as tensions continue to rise. 🇪🇸 What does it say about the situation if civilians are getting directly involved? 👇

🚨 An illegal migrant stole a young girl’s necklace in Spain before being caught by local Spanish men. 🇪🇸 Should citizens ever have to step in when crimes happen in broad daylight? 👇


🇪🇸 New footage from Ceuta appears to show a man carrying what appears to be a firearm as he runs along a public road. Does this change how you view the situation at the border? 💭



🚨 Residents in Ceuta have been seen walking the streets with their dogs as the city continues to deal with the aftermath of the recent migrant surge. 🇪🇸 What should Spain do next to restore confidence among local residents? 👇

🚨 Large groups of Moroccan migrants in Ceuta were filmed chanting “Allahu Akbar” as they moved through the city, while police and military personnel remained on scene. 🇪🇸 Has the situation in Ceuta reached a point where stronger action is needed, or should authorities respond differently? 👇



🇪🇸 Tensions in Ceuta continue to escalate, with footage appearing to show a violent knife fight involving migrants. Has the situation gone beyond what authorities can control? 💭








Spain’s Prime Minister is heading to Ceuta as the migrant surge continues to unfold. The purpose of his visit is unclear considering his government implement the mass regularization program that many are blaming for this surge. What do you think the message of his visit will be?

How does something like this happen in broad daylight? Dozens of migrants were seen packing into open dump trucks and heading toward the Spanish border during the ongoing surge into Ceuta. Is this what border control is supposed to look like?

How did someone refused asylum three times end up approaching a UK school with multiple weapons?




🇬🇷 Greece is deporting groups of male migrants as part of its tougher border enforcement. Do you think more European countries should adopt this approach, or should they handle migration differently? Let us know your thoughts below. 👇

😳 What could lead to an attack like this? A man was left fighting for his life after a brutal assault in Valencia.

⚖️ Does this sentence fit the crime? A repeat offender who violently attacked a woman walking home received only months in prison. What are your thoughts?

🤔 What really happened in this Paris stabbing attack? A man accused of stabbing three women reportedly told bystanders, “Allah commanded me,” but French officials are urging caution about the motive. What do you make of it?

A police van struck a protester during an anti-immigration demonstration in Glasgow. Moments later, officers detained the same individual as clashes continued between rival protest groups. Police have not publicly explained the sequence of events. What do you think should happen when incidents like this occur during public protests? 👇















A dramatic flyby at Pensacola Beach has sparked debate after a Blue Angels jet made an unusually low pass over spectators, prompting the U.S. Navy to launch a safety review. Do you think these low-altitude demonstration passes should continue, or should safety margins be increased? 👇

Another attack has reignited debate over illegal immigration and public safety in the UK. If someone is in the country illegally and is convicted of a serious violent offence, should deportation be mandatory where the law allows? Share your thoughts below. 👇

Three people were stabbed in Switzerland after a migrant suspect allegedly launched an attack while shouting “Allahu Akbar.” Police say the motive remains unclear. Do you think authorities are too cautious when discussing the possible motive behind attacks like this? 👇

A gambling loss allegedly turned into a destructive outburst after a migrant began smashing up a betting shop in England. Should people who deliberately destroy businesses like this be forced to repay every penny of the damage? 👇

Do you think members of the public should step in when they witness someone being assaulted, or should they always wait for the police? Share your thoughts below. 👇

Do you think the use of diminished responsibility in cases involving fatal knife attacks is applied appropriately, or should the threshold be higher? Share your thoughts below. 👇

France’s World Cup campaign ended with a 2-0 defeat to Spain, but post-match celebrations were overshadowed by scenes of unrest in several areas. Should anyone involved in post-match violence face tougher penalties, regardless of which team they support? Share your thoughts below. 👇

What more should be done to tackle knife crime and keep weapons off the streets? Let us know your thoughts below. 👇

Do you think more needs to be done to tackle repeat theft offences in the UK? Let us know your thoughts below. 👇

A disturbing incident in Glasgow has sparked concern after a man was seen filming children in a public area before being confronted by locals. Police Scotland attended the scene and escorted him away. Do you think police should have stronger powers to investigate incidents involving suspicious behaviour around children? Share your thoughts below. 👇

A woman was subjected to a horrifying knife attack during a dispute at a Glasgow barbershop, with footage of the incident spreading across social media. Reports that the alleged attacker was later released have caused further outrage. Why are people accused of serious violent offences ever allowed back onto the streets before the public receives clear answers? 👇

What more should be done to protect children in public spaces and respond quickly to reports like this? 👇

A violent assault outside a hotel has sparked renewed concern about public safety in Ireland. According to reports, bystanders stepped in to help stop the attack before emergency services responded. What more should be done to tackle violent crime and improve public safety in Irish communities? Share your thoughts below. 👇

Should violent attacks in public venues carry tougher immediate penalties? Share your thoughts below. 👇

Should foreign nationals convicted of serious violent offences face automatic deportation where the law allows? Share your thoughts below. 👇

What measures do you think would be most effective in reducing violent crime? Let us know your thoughts below. 👇

A shocking incident in Birmingham has sparked renewed debate about violent crime and public safety after a woman’s windscreen was allegedly smashed with a machete. What more should be done to tackle violent offenders and improve public safety? Share your thoughts below. 👇

A request for money quickly escalated into a public confrontation after a passerby refused. Should aggressive behaviour while begging be met with tougher enforcement? Let us know what you think below. 👇

Another deeply unsettling scene from Paris. A woman films a man repeatedly kissing and licking her car window while she sits inside. Is this being treated seriously enough, or has disturbing public behaviour become far too normalised? 👇

France is through to the World Cup semi-finals after a 2-0 victory over Morocco. But celebrations and disappointment after the match were overshadowed by scenes of disorder in parts of London, where police intervened and an officer was reportedly injured. Should anyone involved in violent post-match disorder face tougher penalties, regardless of which team they support? Let us know what you think below. 👇

A 21-year-old man was kidnapped, held against his will, and subjected to a brutal assault before managing to escape and alert the authorities. Five men have now been convicted in connection with the case and are awaiting sentencing. Do crimes like this deserve tougher penalties, and should violent offenders face automatic deportation where legally possible? Share your thoughts below. 👇

Another day, another incident on public transport in Europe. This time, teen migrants allegedly filmed themselves intimidating passengers, demanding seats, and turning a train carriage into their own social media stage. At what point does this stop being dismissed as “bad behaviour” and start being treated as a serious public order issue? Let us know what you think below. 👇

What do you think should happen to people who respond to a verbal request with alleged violence? Let us know in the comments. 👇

Another disturbing case out of Germany. Police say a migrant allegedly sexually harassed five women and several children in the town of Bad Liebenzell before being arrested. How many more incidents like this will it take before the wider debate over public safety and migration is addressed? Let us know your thoughts below. 👇

This is what people mean when they say public safety is collapsing in plain sight. How many more scenes like this before leaders admit that open-border policies and weak enforcement have consequences?

A woman is dead. A 13-year-old girl found her own mother. The suspect, an asylum seeker, is still on the run. Cases like this inevitably raise difficult questions about immigration enforcement, public safety, and accountability. How many more tragedies will it take before governments convince the public they have these systems under control?

When did ordinary people lose the right to peace and quiet in their own neighborhoods? If any other loudspeaker system blasted across residential areas before sunrise, there would be outrage. Should religious practices be exempt from the same standards everyone else is expected to follow?


What do you think this says about the current state of policing in Britain?



Another day, another reported knife attack. This time, a migrant allegedly attempted to stab a man in the Sant Pere Nord neighborhood of Terrassa, near Barcelona. At what point does Europe admit it has a serious public safety problem instead of dismissing these incidents as isolated cases?

The incident has sparked intense debate online over public safety, immigration, and violent crime. What do you think this says about the situation in Europe? Share your thoughts below.

At what point does Europe admit that this is no longer an emergency, but the result of a failed migration policy?

The crowd’s message was clear: they want accountability and stronger action against violent crime. Will public anger over cases like this lead to changes in France’s criminal justice and immigration policies?

What more should be done to prevent incidents like this?

Spain’s immigration numbers are changing the country at a historic pace, and many voters are questioning whether the government is still in control of the system. At what point does a migration policy stop being temporary and become a permanent transformation of a nation’s identity?

A pregnant woman allegedly being thrown off a bus should outrage everyone, regardless of politics. If violent offenders aren’t dealt with swiftly and decisively, how can the public be expected to feel safe?

If reports are accurate, many people will be asking how someone who allegedly confessed to such a horrific crime could be released instead of kept behind bars. Has protecting the public become a lower priority than protecting a broken system?

When young people are proudly flaunting machetes instead of fearing the consequences, something has gone seriously wrong. How much longer can politicians pretend this isn’t a growing public safety crisis?

What measures do you think would help reduce this kind of violence?

Flávio Bolsonaro on Brazil's red tape NewsForce interview with the senator for Rio de Janeiro.

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Flávio Bolsonaro on Brazil's Congress NewsForce interview with the senator for Rio de Janeiro.