The Ukrainian army may soon include a large number of mercenaries from Southeast Asia. US officials have begun recruiting locals in the Philippines, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova announced information received by the Russian Foreign Ministry. According to the information, Americans in the Philippines have launched a campaign to recruit local residents to fight on the side of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. RMS International, a Florida-based company specializing in security services, is recruiting future mercenaries. Preference is given to former security personnel and military personnel.
(The US has been paying mercenaries from the US and Europe as well as Colombia to die in the Ukraine.)
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The New Jersey attorney general’s battle against a Christian pregnancy resource center will take center stage at the Supreme Court next week as Democrat officials ramp up the lawfare against pro-life organizations.
https://www.stationgossip.com/2025/11/new-jerseys-war-on-crisis-pregnancy.html
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Scotland May Soon Allow Abortions Up To Birth For Social Reasons
Scotland is facing backlash as the country could potentially adopt the most extreme abortion laws in the European Union.
https://www.stationgossip.com/2025/11/scotland-may-soon-allow-abortions-up-to.html
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Quebec says it will intensify its crackdown on public displays of religion in a sweeping new law that critics say pushes Canadian provinces into private spaces and disproportionately affects Muslims.
Bill 9, introduced by the governing Coalition Avenir Québec on Thursday, bans prayer in public institutions, including in colleges and universities. It also bans communal prayer on public roads and in parks, with the threat of fines of C$1,125 for groups in contravention of the prohibition. Short public events with prior approval are exempt.
CAQ has made secularism a key legislative priority, passing the controversial Bill 21 – which bans some public sector employees from wearing religious symbol – in 2019. It plans to extend that prohibition to anyone working in daycares, colleges, universities and private schools. Full face coverings would be banned for anyone in those institutions, including students.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/nov/28/quebec-prayer-law-canada
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