International/Europe

Jewish "security is the benchmark for the freedom of the entire republic," Austrian Freedom Party leader Herbert Kickl said

The Irish Broadcasting Corporation announced its intention not to participate in or broadcast the upcoming Eurovision due to Israel's participation in the song contest

The vote could see the Sweden Democrats enter government for the first time, giving the party direct influence over policy it has spent years building from the sidelines

Other footage shows masked men burning Moroccan flags and portraits of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and Morocco’s King Mohammed VI

The American president applauded the rise of the far-right party in Saxony-Anhalt, where it achieved its best result in regional elections.

Eight new candidates have been removed from the party lists after revelations concerning antisemitic theories, support for Hamas, or praise for Vladimir Putin

Israel closes UK's East Jerusalem consulate and expels representatives from Gaza center over sanctions

The United Kingdom’s decision to ban trade with West Bank settlements was driven by a domestic thirst to punish Israel. But how is it able to walk the tightrope of condemnation and cooperation?

Germany’s far-right AfD wins a historic 44% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt but falls three seats short of a governing majority

Exit polls showed the AfD polling at 44% while the ruling CDU is at 18.5%, marking the party's most significant victory to date

Sunday's Saxony-Anhalt election could make the Alternative for Germany the first far-right party to govern a German state since World War Two

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun traveled to Greece to convince them to guarantee peace between Israel and Lebanon

The Spanish authorities believe that it was not a spontaneous movement, but a planned and organized operation aimed at overwhelming the Spanish border posts.

He placed the alleged campaign in the context of Madrid’s diplomatic tensions with Moscow over the war in Ukraine and with Israel over the conflict in the Middle East

The investigation remains active as police seek to reconstruct the events leading up to the shooting

The agreement extends military research, weapons development and procurement ties through 2034, prompting opposition demands for transparency and an exit plan

Haakon VIII succeeds his father after a 35-year reign, taking over a monarchy facing a series of recent family scandals

Mladic was serving a life sentence for his role in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre in which 8,000 Muslim Bosniak men and boys were rounded up and executed

The British government is reportedly preparing sanctions against Israeli settlements in response to the construction project in the E1 area of the West Bank

British Foreign Secretary Miliband also recently condemned Israel’s settlement expansion, describing the opening of new construction tenders as "an unacceptable and destructive act"

“We will continue to support Palestine and make our voices heard until Solomon leaves the club”

A Jewish listener filed a complaint with the BBC and received an initial response that the BBC was "unable to agree that it was in any way antisemitic"

The rise of German military power brings back historical anxieties, and the Merz government is betting on European defense cooperation to prevent rearmament from becoming a source of division

An examination of Germany’s growing antisemitism crisis, the political forces behind it, and why the country’s current efforts to combat Jew-hatred are failing to confront its deepest sources