International/Europe

During a tense BBC interview, Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter dismissed calls to present proof of Iran’s nuclear ambitions, saying the threat is already clear from Tehran’s missile activity.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer defended the strength of the “special relationship” with the US while confirming that the UK will not join offensive strikes against Iran

Britain reportedly plans to send warship HMS Duncan to Cyprus to protect RAF Akrotiri from potential Iranian attacks

The Cyprus president says a Shahed-type UAV struck RAF Akrotiri; no casualties reported

NGO cites alleged breaches of UN conduct rules and points to rare public criticism from multiple Western governments, calling for a formal investigation into Albanese’s impartiality

Two former directors of Poland’s ABW and SKW face up to three years in prison for allegedly using Israeli spyware Pegasus without proper security clearances

Festival director Tricia Tuttle said the event upholds freedom of expression within German law, dismissing the claims as misinformation

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, stripped of his royal title last year amid the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, was taken into custody at Wood Farm on the Sandringham estate in Norfolk

Forensic analysis carried out by five European states confirms the opposition figure was murdered by epibatidine, a toxin found in poison dart frogs in South America and not found naturally in Russia

Macron's call to ban antisemitic lawmakers appears to be aimed at Syrian-Palestinian Rima Hassan, a far-left, anti-Israel extremist who took part in last year's Gaza flotilla

“The whole world sees what is happening in Iran- how many murders there are and how the Iranian regime has contributed to the spread of war and violence in the region and the world"

The EU’s top diplomat said the designation will put the regime “on the same footing” with al-Qaeda, Hamas and the Islamic State

Broadcaster described omission as “hurtful, disrespectful, and wrong” following criticism from experts and advocacy groups

In the video, the employee is seen asserting that Poland was “his country” and questioning why the travelers were there in the first place

A new UNESCO survey of 2,000 teachers across 23 European countries reveals alarming levels of antisemitism in schools, including Holocaust denial, Nazi symbols, and even physical attacks on students

The proposal calls for inviting a Palestinian artist to perform a special act outside the official competition, described by the executives as a way to “balance” public discourse

The poll also revealed that 8% believe the Holocaust never happened, while 17% think the death toll has been exaggerated

A commuter train near Barcelona hit a collapsed retaining wall, killing one and injuring 37, just days after a deadly high-speed rail disaster in southern Spain.

Approval has been granted for China to construct a large new embassy in London, raising concerns about possible intelligence use under diplomatic cover

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni paid tribute to the designer, calling him “the undisputed master of style and elegance and the eternal symbol of Italian haute couture

Most European Union countries are expected to decline participation in Us President Trump’s proposed “Peace Council,” diplomats say, citing concerns over its impact on Un efforts

“The violence of the impact was extreme; it is likely that more victims will be discovered,” said Andalusian regional president Juanma Moreno.

The French FM described protesters being “shot at point-blank range with automatic weapons” and hospitals overwhelmed by bodies, some reportedly “stacked in bags.”

Pro-independence social media accounts stop posting as Iran enforces a nationwide internet shutdown during protests