International/Europe

Police shot and arrested the 25-year-old suspect after he opened fire from a car in the city’s historic market square. Two officers were among 16 people wounded

RTÉ and other Irish newsrooms evacuated after emailed threats, as fresh bomb alerts disrupt flights across Europe

Flights across Europe were diverted and escorted by fighter jets as officials investigate a wave of bomb threats, with possible links to Russian intelligence operations.

Macron convened a defense and security meeting on Wednesday as a movement that began with student anger over school conditions grew into a broader challenge to his government

An antisemitic sign displayed outside a shoe store in Stockholm has sparked controversy. Its author claims to have intended to denounce an anti-Israel message.

Police detain three outside Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal as rival judges claim control and the opposition accuses Tusk’s government of staging a coup

The Greek-owned, Israeli-operated vessel sank off Bulgaria after being struck by three naval drones, as suspicions grow over Russian involvement in a wave of Black Sea shipping attacks

In a document mistakenly sent to the newspaper "Der Spiegel" following an interview she gave, the head of the "Die Linke" party, Elif Eralp, wrote that she fears for herself and her family

The Serbian Minister of the Interior stated that this was a "terrorist attack" and announced that the country's alert level had been raised

Voter turnout reached nearly 70%, the highest since 1992, as Serbia's student-led opposition secured a historic victory over President Aleksandar Vučić.

'Regretfully, once again we see Turkey working to destabilise the east Mediterranean region,' Israel's Foreign Ministry said

The Community Security Trust recorded 178 antisemitic incidents in schools in the first half of 2026, up from 112 a year earlier.

Individuals were reportedly seen with automatic weapons, including Kalashnikov-type rifles and Scorpion submachine guns

Investigation into alleged abuse during two aid missions follows complaints from 50 Italian activists and includes ministers, military commanders, and police and prison officials

No injuries were reported, and it is unclear whether anyone was inside at the time. In Limoges, rioters set fire to the town hall, which was built in 1883

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni condemned the violence, saying, “Demonstrating is a right. Turning our cities into battlegrounds is not.” The clashes echoed protests in France and other nearby countries

A teenager lost a hand after picking up a stun grenade, and the police watchdog is investigating at least two dozen allegations of police violence

Hundreds arrested nationwide as rioters torch Lyon’s historic tourist office, storm Marseille City Hall and battle police

Market reforms and EU membership have helped Poland build a trillion-dollar economy, but an aging population, coal dependence and rising defense spending put future growth to the test

The customs inspectors at the Cologne-Bonn airport in Germany couldn't believe it: a 45-year-old Mexican resident tried to smuggle dangerous animals in shampoo bottles and plastic containers

The EHRC said that it would 'take action where appropriate,' but said that doing so would 'likely to hinge on the practical effects of the motion.'

Pro-Palestinian activists had opposed the American groups’ visit, citing some participating schools’ ties to Israel

Police seized multiple documents and books from Sean Grant's apartment relating to the establishment of clandestine urban guerrilla groups as well as possible targets

A week earlier, drones sank another ship in Bulgaria’s exclusive economic zone, leaving nine Syrian sailors and one Egyptian lost at sea