Protesters flooded the Spanish capital over the weekend, urging immediate government intervention to tackle skyrocketing property costs and a severe lack of affordable homes.

Washington and Tehran appear to be moving closer to a possible end to months of conflict, but emerging details of the talks are fuelling growing concern inside Israel over Tehran’s nuclear programme and regional influence.

Human Rights Watch warns that President Erdoğan’s administration is employing abusive measures to dismantle the country’s primary opposition faction.

The French president held a rare phone call with his Belarusian counterpart, cautioning Minsk against becoming more directly involved in Russia’s war effort.

Predominantly Kurdish areas of northeastern Syria held parliamentary ballots as part of a controversial process aimed at integrating the semi-autonomous region into Syria’s central state institutions.

A huge rally in the Serbian capital escalated into clashes as protesters moved from the central square toward key state buildings.

A new poll suggests confidence in Germany’s military preparedness remains extremely low despite years of increased defence spending.

At least 24 people were killed when a bomb exploded on a train carrying Pakistani security staff in Balochistan.

Veteran right-wing politician Janez Janša has returned to power in Slovenia, marking a major political comeback.

In cycle-loving Amsterdam, authorities have barred so-called fatbikes from the busy Vondelpark after rising complaints over speeding youths and unsafe paths.

Russia launched a large-scale overnight attack on the Ukrainian capital, killing at least four and injuring more than 50, according to local officials.

A small boat attempting to cross the English Channel ran into difficulties off the French coast near Boulogne—piling more pressure on coastal and national authorities.