International/Europe

A CyberWell report found that posts on X were shared in French, English and Spanish, falsely claiming that Jews deliberately started fires or were seeking to profit financially from the disasters

More than 100 young Arabs took part in a Palestinian Youth Movement camp, where participants chanted slogans calling to "crush Zionism" and for revolution

A historic tribute which Ukrainian Jews say corrects a profound injustice and preserves the memory of his courage

Morocco denied easing its border controls ahead of last week's mass crossings, saying it continues to maintain approximately 24,000 security personnel along its northern coastline

A sudden rush of migrants into Ceuta has once again turned one of Europe’s most unusual borders into the frontline of a centuries-old dispute between Morocco and Spain

The crisis has triggered a diplomatic rift across Europe, with Italy imposing border controls on Spain and conspiracy theories blaming Israel circulating widely

Italy imposes month-long controls as Finland says countries that fail to protect Europe’s external borders cannot remain in free-travel zone

Mass border breach overwhelms Spanish enclave as footage shows crowds dominated by young men; at least 19 people killed

The appointment of Russian officials to lead the separatist republic reinforces speculation of a shift in the Kremlin’s strategy... Abkhazia and Transnistria could be the next stop

Ukraine says the operation targeted vessels transporting Iranian military equipment as Kyiv accuses Moscow of supplying Tehran with satellite intelligence

The French army was mobilized to defend Bordeaux, and European countries sent firefighting planes

Police have identified a suspect linked to Berlin's "Islamist scene," though no arrest has been made

Massive forest fires have forced the evacuation of some 200,000 people in southwestern France and central Spain

New UK PM Burnham maintains his predecessor's policy, allowing US forces to use British bases for selected operations against Iran amid the expanding conflict

The Dutch government says the measure reflects its obligations under international law, joining Ireland, Belgium, and Spain who have adopted similar trade restrictions

Ten years after trading Westminster for Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham has returned to national politics, culminating in his appointment as Britain's 59th prime minister

This decision comes as the European Union is also considering possible trade restrictions targeting these territory

Burnham signaled he was ready to adopt a more overtly hostile approach toward Israel, apologizing for Labour’s initial response to the Gaza war, triggered by the October 7, 2023 massacre of Israelis

Zelenskyy confirmed that Fedorov will remain a key part of his administration, with a new role to be announced at a later date.

The activist attended a protest against German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall wearing a shirt that read 'Yalla Intifada'

France staged its largest national day parade in decades on Tuesday, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as guest of honor and hundreds of European troops marching alongside French forces

The move, enabled by new national security legislation targeting state-backed threats, criminalizes support for the Revolutionary Guards and expands powers to counter alleged Iranian activities

Diplomats say no formal decision is expected, with the bloc divided over how any measure could be approved

The funding will allow for the deployment of 500 additional police officers across the UK