International/Europe

Irmgard Furchner was given a two-year suspended sentence after being found guilty of facilitating the systematic murder of more than 10,000 people

The rabbi of Orléans, Arié Engelberg, was violently attacked on Saturday as he was returning from his synagogue along with his nine-year-old boy

The fire broke out about 60 miles from the capital, Skopje, with local media suggesting that the fire broke out due to pyrotechnic devices malfunctioning

The attackers — one of whom wrote 'All three of us have complete 100% faith in Allah so we can't fail' — planned to extort the victim, who they believed to be wealthy because he was Jewish.

Group against antisemitism asks 'why nobody seemed to have worked out who he was until our investigators exposed him'

The broadcast sparked a police review following numerous complaints that the documentary war marred by non-compliance with editorial standards

The Christian-Democratic center-right party (CDU/CSU), led by Friedrich Merz, will return to be the ruling party with 220 mandates, for the first time since Angela Merkel's resignation in 2021

The Vatican said the 88-year-old pontiff's condition had slightly improved after he was admitted for double pneumonia, but is 'still not out of danger'

One of the assailants, originally from Gaza, was arrested while his accomplice fled • The incident adds to a wave of attacks against Israelis and Jews throughout the world since October 7

U.S. VP's speech at the Munich Security Conference sends shockwaves through Europe

Eyewitness reported that 'a car entered the crowd, a person was trapped under the vehicle,' while a German media report stated: 'Gunshots were heard, it's unclear from whom'

The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) notified police in London they intended to carry out a demonstration on 12:55, as Palestinian jihadists were slaughtering Israelis around Gaza

An investigation has been opened for attempted murder, arson, and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon

Prime Minister Edi Rama vehemently denies reports of negotiations with the United States to host 100,000 Palestinians, who 'have endured a hellish war following the medieval horrors of October 7'

The police spokesman reported that the victims were a child and three adults, and the German Bild reported at least two dead

The arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Galant were issued in November by the ICC for their alleged roles in the conduct of the ongoing "Iron Swords" military operation

'It’s not his criticisms of Israel, it’s his false criticism of Israel,' said Maurice Cohen, president of the Representative Council of the Jewish Community in Ireland

The tiny Jewish community's warnings to avoid areas where anti-Israel demonstrations are held amounts to 'a fundamental failure of democracy'

A controversial figure of the French far right, the founder of the National Front behind nearly 70 years of political commitment

Dr. Rémi Daniel from the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) explores how Europe is navigating global competition, from security and energy dilemmas to economic pressures

A Dutch court sentenced four out of five Amsterdam residents who attacked the Israelis to prison • One of them is a minor who was sentenced to community service

The German equivalent of the FBI admitted that last year they received tips about the Christmas market attacker long before the attack – however, authorities deemed the allegations not serious

The attacker, Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, is a 50-year-old Saudi dissident who described himself as an ex-Muslim