International/Europe

Starmer will step down as Labour leader with a replacement in place by September, less than two years after winning a landslide election

Allies say the prime minister now believes his position is untenable, with an announcement of his resignation possibly coming as soon as Monday

While most visits to these cities are without incident, Jewish travelers are increasingly advised to remain aware of their surroundings, and avoid large political demonstrations

The Italian government launched a diplomatic boycott after Trump asserts Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni "begged" him for a picture out of pity during the recent G7 summit

The Greater Manchester mayor defeated Reform UK's candidate by a wide margin, intensifying pressure on Labour PM Keir Starmer

Foreign Minister Gideon Saar announced he is cutting off all contact with EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas until she retracts her comparison of Israel to apartheid-era South Africa

The Foreign Ministry said President Aleksandr Lukashenko invoked a "Jewish lobby" and distorted the memory of the Holocaust in an Al Arabiya interview

The G7 formally welcomed the recent Memorandum of Understanding between the US and Iran, praising it as an opportunity to prevent a nuclear breakout

The ban could take effect as early as spring 2027; Meta warns the move risks driving teens to unregulated alternatives

Royal Marines and National Crime Agency intercept vessel SMYRTOS as Starmer vows to pursue those "fueling Putin's war"

Just weeks after pledging they would block further EU trade sanctions against Israel, Czech officials are now saying they will block the EU’s attempt at sanctioning Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir

The French president honored the cardinal at the Élysée Palace, praising him as a tireless advocate for interreligious dialogue and peace in the Holy Land

Thousands take to streets over environmental threat to protected Albanian wetland as the "Flamingo Revolution" spreads

Karim Khan, the prosecutor who targeted Israel's top leadership over the Gaza war, is suspended following a sexual misconduct probe he claims is a political smear campaign

According to Italy's ANSA News, Rome prosecutors have been examining the Israeli boarding of a Gaza-bound flotilla carrying Italian activists, probing allegations of 'torture and kidnapping'

The EU blacklisted two Iranian officials and an IRGC naval unit, marking the first use of new powers to sanction Iran for restricting maritime transit through the strait

A 37-year-old man arrested in Crete faces terrorism-related charges amid allegations of ties to Hamas, explosives training, and preparations for a possible attack on an Israeli vessel

The National Holocaust Museum in Amsterdam distanced itself from an invitation extended by the mayor of Arnhem to the controversial rapper

Nataša Pirc Musar accused Israel of continuing "genocide" in Gaza and ordered the Palestinian flag displayed after the new government removed it from Parliament

Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan seeks re-election on a pro-European platform, while opponents advocate restoring closer relations with Moscow

The probe marked a further escalation in tensions between Paris and Jerusalem over the incident, after France had already banned National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir from entering the country

In 2004, he was sentenced by the Israeli courts to several life sentences for his involvement in attacks that claimed the lives of multiple people

Foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas says strengthening state institutions and restoring the national military’s monopoly on force is the only way to contain Hezbollah

Arwa Elrayess, the first Palestinian to lead the prestigious debating society, described Hamas's October 7 attack as "proportional" in leaked messages from a student WhatsApp group