With 142 votes in favor, the UN for the first time officially condemned Hamas, marking a historic step in international response to the October 7th attacks.
Around twenty attackers reportedly took part in the clash, highlighting an escalating pattern of street violence in Germany.
In the French capital, the statue of Marianne was targeted, defaced by radical left-wing demonstrators turning their focus to Palestine.
The Austrian capital witnesses its second stabbing incident this week, as a 25-year-old woman is found seriously wounded.
Finnish President Stubb advises pressuring Moscow with sanctions on its current trading partners.
Following a surge in shootings and explosions linked to the illegal drugs trade, Belgian authorities met Washington officials to plan closer collaboration.
After invoking NATO Article 4, Warsaw raises the stakes in response to “unprecedented Russian drone attack.”
The 21-year-old man had a history of illegal border crossings and assaulting law enforcement officers.
Fading Liberal Democrats claim Reform UK is getting too much media coverage, calling on regulator Ofcom to intervene.
Investigations by just one immigration office have found hundreds of forged language certificates and 1,000 other “suspicious” cases.
Discussions about a future corridor linking Azerbaijan and Nakhchivan are set to continue.
With demonstrations across Serbia ongoing, the EPP plans to examine the role and participation of its associate member party from the Western Balkans.
