Backed by organisations including the Jewish Leadership Council, the Board of Deputies of British Jews, and the Union of Jewish Students, the protest will target rising UK-wide antisemitism and extremism.
This case will decide whether Europe’s public square stays open to clashing ideas—or starts excluding views for what they represent, not what they provoke.
Calling it a “dual win,” green-left opportunists claim lower speed limits could reduce fuel demand while encouraging safer streets and alternative transport.
Cardinal Parolin said discussions would cover current developments, predicting “we’ll talk about everything that’s happened in recent days.”
Fully funded by the European Parliament, the Brussels institution consolidates a narrative in which Europe’s historical heritage is reduced to war, colonialism, and traumatic memory.
How the Hungarian Tax Authority unceremoniously handed back to Ukraine the infamous cash and gold shipment it had lawfully seized.
While the AfD continues to surge, support for the governing coalition parties is weakening sharply, with SPD at 7% and FDP below the threshold.
Hezbollah’s Radwan Force has suffered a significant leadership blow in a late-night raid on Beirut, even as the group continues to launch deadly drone strikes against Israeli border positions.
With thousands of seats in play, the vote could expose how far support for Labour has slipped.
A new White House briefing document highlights “violent left-wing extremists, including anarchists and anti-fascists,” calling for their “rapid identification and neutralization.”
EU rules say recovery funds should go to reforms and investment—not routine spending like pensions.
A deepening law enforcement scandal stems from initial charges brought in January against two officers in their 20s, accused of torture, rape, and abuse of power.
