When aerial systems associated with Middle Eastern conflict physically reach the territory of an EU member state, the distinction between external instability and internal security begins to erode.
Beirut’s decision came shortly after the terrorist organization claimed strikes against Israel in retaliation for the killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader.
The Commission lists as possible terrorist “motivations” the rejection of European values, anti-LGBT sentiment, or “anti-system ideologies.”
From Amsterdam to London and Berlin, Iranian communities held gatherings calling for freedom, justice, and a return to Iran’s former monarchy under Reza Pahlavi.
The President said the UK’s initial block on using the island base was unlike anything previously seen in the U.S.-UK relationship.
The press has focused on the new Gorton and Denton MP’s working credentials to create the false impression she will represent “everyday people.”
Zohran Mamdani labeled Operation Epic Fury a “war of aggression.”
They fled for tax breaks and sunshine. Now, as missiles fall, they suddenly remember they have a homeland.
The Irish Jewish community has called for a national strategy to combat antisemitism, after reporting 143 antisemitic incidents in the first national survey.
Law enforcement officials say evidence suggests Islamist ideology may be behind the shooter’s rampage.
From pledges of “European solidarity” to a hastily convened security meeting, Brussels’ top official is accused of mistaking publicity for power.
President Trump said the military operations will proceed “until all of our objectives are achieved,” and may last “four weeks or less.”
