The House of World Cultures—backed by about €57 million in federal funding—canceled a potentially antisemitic show to be staged on the second anniversary of Hamas’ October 7th pogrom.
For a party long sidelined in the west, the AfD’s performance in the mayoral elections signals meaningful gains and growing voter recognition.
Amid ongoing Russian hostility—alleged and proven—a former security services leader stresses that reduced UK and U.S. aid may allow rivals to expand their influence.
Casey Robert Goonan admitted his attacks were inspired by the Hamas-led October 7 pogrom against Israel.
With AfD support at 38% in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the leftists are desperately seeking ways to turn the tide.
Ahead of the November vote, the EBU emphasizes the need for a “broader democratic basis” in deciding on the Jewish State’s participation in the televised song contest—weasel words in the face of previous violent intimidation.
Accused of raping a teenager, the Algerian was found to be under an order to leave French territory at the time.
Bratislava says rapid reductions in Russian gas could cost the country billions and disrupt national energy security.
The alleged victim was forced to hand over personal items, and was held captive until daylight, prompting urgent police action in the Dutch capital.
News of the prosecution has highlighted the extent of fear over personal safety that haunts Austria’s increasingly crime-ridden capital.
Copenhagen is considering invoking NATO Article 4 after its second drone incident this week.
Legal challenges force continued Afghan transfers—despite security concerns.
