From Leading Britain's Conversation, in the U.K., you can now buy your three-year-old a hijab from Marks And Spencer. (via Voice Of Europe)
From the Express, according to a former Greek finance minister, Italy is pushing the E.U. toward "disintegration". (If so, would this make Brexit moot? The story comes via Voice Of Europe.)
From the Independent, the U.K. government is accused for "kowtowing" President Trump by dropping their objections to the death penalty for two of the accused ISIS "Beatles".
From the Evening Standard and the "you can't make this up" department, for the first time ever, a robot will appear before the U.K. Parliament. (Could this be one of the Cybermen? Better call the Doctor.)
From the Daily Mail, 63 groups in Indonesia pledge loyalty to the leader of ISIS. (The article cites The Australian, which is behind a paywall.)
From BBC News, a Muslim woman who gives girls dating advice is called a "whore".
From Voice Of Europe, a boy's soccer team in Sweden is sued by the parents of a girl for not letting her play and a migrant allegedly rapes a migration activist in France. (The first story may be read in Swedish at Nyhetsbyrån. The second story may be read in French at La Voix Du Nord.)
From Radio Praha, the sixth annual Signal Festival starts in Prague. (via Voice Of Europe)
From Radio Poland, according to Eurostat, fewer Polish children have a risk of being poor. (via Voice Of Europe)
From The Slovak Spectator, for the first time ever, Slovaks with the Woodrow Wilson Award.
From Deutsche Welle, in Germany, the Conservatives and Social Democrats slump, while the Greens surge.
From the NL Times, the Dutch might open a crypt under their Senate building to search for the body of a beheaded statesman.
From Dutch News, Dutch authorities are keeping an eye on at least 160 radical Muslims. (If you read Dutch, read the story at De Volkskrant.)
From France24, in a follow-up to a story I found yesterday, Saudi Arabia withdraws its bid to join the Francophonie.
From ANSA, the IMF's Managing Director Christine Lagarde calls on Italy to obey E.U. budget rules. (via Voice Of Europe)
From Total Croatia News, the number of illegal migrants in Croatia is up 31 percent from last year.
From Ekathimerini, relations between the Patriarchate in Istanbul and the Russian Orthodox Church get worse.
From the Greek Reporter, 10.5 million people visited Greece during the first half of this year. (I've been there twice, but quite a while ago.)
From Hürriyet Daily News, around 965,000 illegal drug pills were found on a Saudi Arabian cargo plane in the Turkish province of Adana.
From Rûdaw, all but one of 35 people aboard a boat in the Aegean Sea drown after it capsizes. (This is another example of one of the many perfectly non-racist reasons to oppose illegal immigration and human smuggling - the dangers to the migrants themselves.)
From Arutz Sheva, a terrorist who allegedly carried out a stabbing attack in Samaria has been arrested. (H/T Gadi Adelman for the Tweet)
From Russia Today, how two men escaped from a Soyuz rocket moving at 6,000 km/hour.
From Sputnik International, artifacts retrieved from terrorist-held areas of Syria will be exhibited in Moscow.
From Asia Times, the Pakistani doctor who helped locate Osama bin Laden languishes in a tiny jail cell.
From the Telegraph & Argus, according to a local councilor, the ethnicity of "grooming" suspects "should be addressed".
From Gatestone Institute, "how Palestinians lie to Europeans".
From FrontpageMag, left-wing hypocrisy about sex crimes.
From National Review, Democrats, we have a problem, and it's mob behavior on your side.
From Townhall, President Trump nominates a whole slew of new judges.
From The Washington Free Beacon, a spokesman for Senate candidate Phil Bredesen (D-TN) calls white male gun owners "the biggest terrorist organization on the planet". (Since when are white males, even just those who own guns, a single organization?)
From CBS News, in the White House, rapper Kanye West lets the foul language fly.
From The Daily Wire, the left-wing double standard about Kanye and Taylor.
From The Daily Caller, your SUV did not create Hurricane Michael.
From the New York Post, a sheriff in Arkansas allegedly forces arrested people to wear Nike shirts for their mugshots.
And from WYFF, a man shoots a relative over a bag of potato chips.
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