Pisa Professor Beaten by Pro-Palestine Activists in Lecture Hall
One politician said the attack on an alleged ‘Zionist’ professor presents “early signs of terrorism.”
Michael Curzon
September 17, 2025
President Nawrocki’s decision greenlights the next phase of NATO’s eastern flank reinforcement.
The Western alliance is strengthening its border and air protection as Moscow issues stark warnings on a potential conflict.
Alleged comments have prompted political figures to demand clarity from the French president.
“The longer this war lasts, the greater the risk it poses to the countries on NATO’s eastern flank.”
One Labour MP agreed it would be a mistake to “pretend they’re all racists or fascists.”
Trump’s man stressed that failing to reach a TikTok deal would not derail broader bilateral cooperation.
Once seen as a luxury item, so-called fat bikes are now increasingly used by asylum seekers in the Netherlands.
Netanyahu and Rubio hold diplomatic talks as Arab leaders meet in Doha—following an Israeli attack on Hamas there.
Charges of illegal financing are likely to be pressed in an unprecedented escalation of the corruption scandal engulfing PSOE.
The result underscores mounting voter frustration with Germany’s traditional parties.
Ukrainian women and children being exposed to sexual abuse in shelters is prompting calls for stricter safety measures and additional support in the Netherlands.
A new legal draft would introduce penalties of up to €1,000 for repeated violations of school rules.
