Spanish police have detained nine German citizens who engaged in "religious propaganda" and caused panic on the Valencia metro on Sunday.

The troublemakers, who called themselves "evangelical Christians" began shouting at passengers between the Xativa and Alameda metro stations, according to the Europa Press news agency.

Recently released Tommy Robinson claims he was 'mentally tortured' in prison complaining of no TV, inability to eat prison food and being moved to facility with larger Muslims population.

Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, the former leader of the English Defence League (EDL) got a 13 month sentence in May for contempt of court. On Wednesday, the defense team for the darling of the British and international right successfully appealed the sentence and he was released on bail pending a retrial.

In several prison complaint forms posted to his Facebook page on Friday, Robinson's claims of mistreatment included being moved from a prison where only 7% of inmates were Muslim to one where a third of them are; being locked up for 23 hours a day "for his own protection,"; and accused prison authorities of "punishing" him with no TV access in his cell.

In response to the New York Times' decision to stand by their most recent hire - open bigot Sarah Jeong, who really hates white people, men (especially white men), and cops - black conservative Candace Owens carried out a thought experiment we mentioned last week in which we replaced the word "white" with "black" to illustrate Jeong's animus.

A sample of Jeong's controversial tweets:

A contest for political control of Europe is gearing up between two American teams, one headed by the long-established George Soros, and the other now being set up by the upstart Steve Bannon, US President Donald Trump's former campaign-manager. Soros has long led America's liberal billionaires in controlling Europe, and Bannon is now organizing a team of America's conservative billionaires to wrest that control from the liberal ones. Whereas Soros claims to represent the public's interests, Bannon claims to represent the population's interests - that's the 'populist' side of America's billionaires, versus the established 'public-interest' (Soros) side of them.

Two American brands of 'philanthropists' will thus now be fighting for control over Europe's political markets (or institutions).

It's a battle to serve either 'the public' or else 'the people', and each political brand will be struggling to keep Europe as an ally in American billionaires' war against Russia (which all American billionaires want to defeat), but each team does this from a different ideological perspective, one being 'liberal', and the other being 'conservative'.

Just as there is liberal-conservative political polarization between billionaires domestically within a nation, there also is such political polarization between billionaires regarding their given nation's foreign policies; and America's billionaires are politically very highly polarized, both nationally and, increasingly, internationally as well. None of them is progressive, or left-populist. The only 'populism' that any billionaire currently promotes is right-'populist', which is Bannon's team. (Stalin was left-'populist'; and Hitler was right-'populist'; but neither dictator really was at all populist, which is simply democratic and against the aristocracy.) Both teams demonize each other within the United States for control over the US Government, but both are now competing against each other internationally for control over the entire world, by two different brands: liberal versus conservative. Both brands endorse 'democracy' or "the allies"; and both support spreading that 'democracy' by means of invading and occupying 'dictatorships' or "the enemies." In Europe, this is called "imperialism"; in America, it is called "neo-conservatism" or "neoconservatism"; but no American billionaire actively opposes it (because to oppose it would be to oppose the aristocracy itself, the billionaires' control over the Government - the very system that has been enormously successful for them, far more than the public itself recognizes).

A motorcade carrying the US ambassador to Bangladesh came under attack in the capital, Dhaka, the US Embassy said. The incident comes amid massive protests over road safety.

An official US Embassy vehicle, which was transporting US Ambassador to Bangladesh Marcia Bernicat, was attacked in the Mohammadpur district of Dhaka late Saturday "by a group of armed adult men, some on motorcycles," the embassy said in a statement on Sunday. The ambassador, as well as her security team and drivers, did not sustain any injuries in the attack, the statement added, saying that everyone "departed the area unharmed."

However, two security vehicles were damaged in the incident. The attack came after the US ambassador left the residence of Badiul Alam Majumder, a secretary of a local civil society advocacy group known as Shujan, around 11:00pm (local time) on Saturday.

The ceremony is believed to have taken place somewhere in Afghanistan.

Hamza bin Laden, 29, the son of the late Osama bin Laden, has recently married a daughter of the lead 9/11 plane hijacker, according to bin Laden's half-brothers as quoted by The Guardian.

The name of the bride has not been disclosed, but the media outlet speculates this could be a Egyptian national in her late teens or early 20s, the daughter of Mohammed Atta, one of the leaders of the 9/11 attack and who personally rammed the northern tower of World Trade Center in New York City.

"We have heard he has married the daughter of Mohammed Atta," Ahmad al-Attas, bin Laden's half-brother, said. "We're not sure where he is, but it could be Afghanistan."

Ahmad and and Hamza bin Laden's other half-brother, Hassan al-Attas, said that Hamza has taken on a senior position in Al-Qaeda and is believed to be the second in command to the group's current leader.

Hamza earlier made public statements urging followers to wage war on Washington, London, Paris and Tel Aviv.

Two people have died and at least 55 others are injured following an enormous explosion on the highway in Bologna, Italy, according to the ANSA news outlet.

The explosion was heard just before 2pm in the Borgo Panigale area, on the outskirts of the city. At least 14 of the injured people are serious condition.

The blast happened after a truck carrying flammable liquids was involved in a crash with other vehicles. The police shared video footage showing that a large section of the road collapsed following the incident.

After being announced as Russia's special representative on humanitarian relations with the US, the exact nature of Hollywood star and martial artist Steven Seagal's mission has been revealed.

A statement released by the Russian Foreign Ministry on Monday says that Seagal's unpaid role aims to strengthen"contacts, mutual understanding and trust between the peoples of Russia and the United States."

His duties will involve promoting bilateral ties in a wide range of fields including culture, art, science, education, sports, public and youth exchanges, that will see him participate in relevant events both in Russia and abroad, and maintain contacts with US partners.

Seagal will also engage in efforts to preserve "Russia's memorable places in the United States, study and popularize the legacy of Russian America and other pages of our common history that are of great interest to citizens of both countries," the ministry said.

The official account of ANC's parliamentary caucus was forced to delete a tweet that appeared to suggest that white people are murderers. The statement provoked an outcry and has since been disowned.

The controversial tweet published by @ANCParliament account last Thursday read: "The biggest mistake we are making is to consult murderers. White people are 9% of the population, they own 79% of land. They never came and consulted us for the land. If they want us to forgive them now, then let us share the land, the mineral resources."

The head of the Russian state-run space corporation Roskosmos has acknowledged the partial loss of leading positions on world markets, but promised that a "serious battle" with competitors would restore the situation.

"We are not going to cede our leadership in space to anyone. We respect our country and we will give a serious battle to our competitors, I promise you this," Dmitry Rogozin said during his Monday visit to a satellite-making factory in the city of Yaroslavl.

He added that over the past years the Russian space industry had lost some of its leading positions on international markets, but eventually the executives had started to understand that the main turnover was not in delivering someone else's cargo in orbit, but in creating satellites.