Grabbing Iran’s uranium would likely extend U.S. forces’ stay in the country—despite the White House’s electoral mandate against foreign ‘forever wars.’
Approximately 20,000 people joined demonstrations under police supervision across European cities—including Amsterdam, Madrid, and Rome.
Pope Leo XIV called for prayers for those affected by war and for “concrete paths of reconciliation and peace.”
PM Robert Fico accused Kyiv of failing to allow the pipeline to resume operations despite assurances that repairs were possible.
French authorities are treating the case as a potential terror attack.
“There can be no justification for the deliberate targeting of civilians in situations of armed conflict,” the joint statement said.
The Ukrainian president said while he isn’t seeking nuclear arms he would accept them “with pleasure” from Britain or France if offered.
Leo XIV used a landmark trip to urge a stronger Christian witness in public life and warn against secularism
A grassroots Green faction is under scrutiny after leaked messages revealed inflammatory language about Jews and disputed claims about a London attack.
Judges halt housing curbs for “asylum shoppers,” deepening clash between government and courts over migration control.
Berlin is exploring emergency energy measures, including the revival of mothballed coal facilities, as the conflict in Iran triggers a sharp rise in gas prices across Germany.
The ‘Handala Hack Team’ said the act was in retaliation for U.S. agencies taking down Iranian websites last week.
