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Russia Places Telegram Founder Pavel Durov on International Wanted List
Russian authorities accused the technology entrepreneur of “aiding terrorism,” amid escalating restrictions on Telegram and other major digital platforms.
France Faces Its Most Severe Wildfires Since World War II
A total of 116,000 hectares has burned since the beginning of the year, while another intense heatwave threatens to worsen the disaster across southwestern France.
"Amid all the pain".. Spain’s prime minister sends message to Gaza girl
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has sent an emotional video message to a young Palestinian girl from Gaza, after she created a mural expressing her love for Spain and its people from amid the destruction left by the war.
France Seeks EU Help as Wildfires Force Mass Evacuations on Atlantic Coast
France activated the EU Civil Protection Mechanism as wildfires forced tens of thousands to evacuate the Atlantic coast.
Sexual Violence Cases Against Children Rise in Germany Over the Past Five Years
Germany has recorded a significant rise in reported cases of sexual violence against children, with police data showing thousands of cases last year and continued concerns over unreported crimes.
Guadalajara Wildfire Scorches 26,000 Hectares as Orés Blaze Stabilizes
The La Mierla wildfire has burned 26,000 hectares and forced 1,200 people from 28 communities as crews battle its advance.
Amid European Push, Belgium Bans Imports of Products from Israeli Settlements
Belgium has announced a ban on importing products originating from Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, as European countries consider additional measures to restrict trade linked to settlements.
Andy Burnham Elected Labour Leader, Set to Become Britain’s Next Prime Minister
Burnham will replace Keir Starmer after taking control of Labour, promising devolution, party unity and economic reform.
British Couple Rescued from Deadly Wildfires in Spain
A British couple was found critically injured in a ravine after being trapped by raging wildfires in Spain’s Almería province, highlighting the devastating toll of one of the deadliest forest fires in the country’s history.
Andy Burnham's Gaza Stance Sparks Political Storm in the UK
Andy Burnham pledged a tougher UK stance on Israel and Gaza, reigniting political divisions within Labour and drawing criticism from Jewish groups.
Russia Warns Baltic States: Nuclear Deployment Will Trigger Response
Moscow threatened countermeasures if nuclear weapons are deployed in the Baltics, warning such moves would heighten risks rather than enhance security amid ongoing war tensions.
Luxembourg Teacher Dismissed After Pro-Palestine Posts Spark National Debate
A Luxembourg teacher was dismissed over pro-Palestine social media posts, triggering a national debate over free speech, activism, and political expression.
UK Court of Appeal Upholds Ban on “Palestine Action”
London — The UK Court of Appeal on Monday upheld the ban on “Palestine Action,” a group known for supporting Palestinians and protesting against companies linked to Israel, ruling the Interior Ministry’s designation lawful.
Starmer Gives Tech Firms Three Months to Block Child Sexting
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has given major tech companies three months to develop tools preventing children from creating or sharing explicit images, warning of fines and legal action if they fail to comply.
Huge crowds throng Madrid streets for Pope's open-air Mass
More than a million people lined the streets of Madrid on Sunday as Pope Leo XIV celebrated an open-air Mass in the Spanish capital, organisers said.
Migrants to Europe: Why Do They Migrate, How Many Are They, and How Needed Are They?
Day by day, the number of people leaving their countries for others increases, either out of fear or hope. Some seek a better life, while others simply want to escape their reality, regardless of the quality of the alternative or even the possibility of reaching it.
Poland Offers to Host U.S. Troops Withdrawn From Germany
Poland said it is ready to host U.S. troops that President Donald Trump’s administration plans to withdraw from Germany, as Warsaw pushes for a stronger American military presence in Eastern Europe amid ongoing NATO security concerns.
United States Reassesses Military Presence in Europe Amid Rising Tensions with Allies
Donald Trump’s remarks about potentially reducing U.S. troops in Germany highlight growing tensions with European allies, despite the continued large-scale American military presence across the continent.