Paul Serran

23 hours ago | thegatewaypundit.com | Paul Serran

Even other people’s divorces can be hell. An elderly disturbed man was charged in a Seoul court on Wednesday (25) for a fire attack on a crowded subway car that took place back in May – and the images from his insane act are going viral. Six people were injured after a man set fire to the carriage in the capital of South Korea. Police have said the attack was motivated by ‘delusions’ related to the man’s divorce. He stands now accused of attempted murder and arson.

1 day ago | thegatewaypundit.com | Paul Serran

Russian President Vladimir Putin held a press briefing today (27) in Moscow, following his visit to Belarus for the Eurasian Economic Union summit in Minsk. There was plenty of recrimination for the collective West, but respect and even a certain amount of praise for US President Donald J. Trump’s courage and efforts for peace. Here’s a summary of what Putin said, according to a report by Sputnik:“Russia is ready for the third round of negotiations with Ukraine.

1 day ago | thegatewaypundit.com | Paul Serran

For the last three and a half years, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has stood almost alone against the constant pro-Ukraine war mongering in Europe, only very recently joined by Slovak PM Robert Fico. Orbán has consistently opposed Ukraine’s entrance on the EU, and has called a national referendum in Hungary about this, in which no less than 95% of those participating rejected ‘dragging’ the war-torn country into the troubled union.

1 day ago | thegatewaypundit.com | Paul Serran

And so, we’ve come to the final arguments in the high-profile, high-stakes sex-trafficking criminal trial of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. Yesterday (26), the prosecution took almost 5 hours in their summation, and the defense is expected to finish their own allegations today, with the jury deliberations set to start on Monday.

2 days ago | thegatewaypundit.com | Paul Serran

You can call it ‘the Epstein curse’. A demonstrably close association with late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein is like a bad smell that won’t go away – just ask disgraced Prince Andrew about it. But the troubled royal was not the only high-profile individual running into trouble because of a friendship with Epstein and failed attempts to deny or minimize it. Former Barclays CEO and JPMorgan top executive Jes Staley is ensnared in one such situation.