Europe
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Europe's media sees ambush on Guard as opposition to deployment, another case of too many guns
Much of the U.S. coverage of the events of last week focused on the country’s oft-criticized immigration system and the screening process for refugees.
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Pope Leo XIV visits Lebanon for first time
The visit is the second leg of his first foreign journey since being elected.
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Paris prosecutor announces four more arrests in Louvre Museum heist
Two men and two women from the Paris region are in custody and range in age from 31 to 40
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Germany joins effort across Europe to allow police to shoot down drone, amid flight disruptions
Dozens of flights were diverted or canceled on Friday at Munich Airport after rogue drones were sighted
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Boris Johnson admits he went 'far too fast' on the net-zero policy he championed as British PM
Johnson set ambitious goals during his tenure for reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, in favor of wind, solar and other forms of renewable energy.
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Jews warned UK of rising anti-Semitism, harassment, long before Manchester synagogue murders
Jihad Al-Shamie, the man charged with attacking Jewish worshippers on the holiest of holidays, was at the time free on bail for rape charges. While the intelligentsia of the UK look the other way, the UK’s chief rabbi said the attack creates an “urgent need for national soul-searching.”
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Police declare attack on UK synagogue a terrorist incident, suspect dead who killed 2, injured 4
Two arrests were also made in connection with the attack
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Pro-European party wins parliamentary election in Moldova, despite Russian influence
The pro-EU party of Moldovan President Maia Sandu, the Party of Action and Solidarity, won slightly more than 50% of the vote
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Ex-French President Nicolas Sarkozy gets five years in prison over conspiracy with Gadhafi
A French judge said Nicolas Sarkozy was guilty of letting his close associates “act with the aim of obtaining financial support” from the Libyan regime
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Antifa’s origin story traced to Communist Stalinist group that aided Nazi rise to power
The U.S.-based Antifa movement has embraced the label and symbols of Germany's "Antifaschistische Aktion" — a Communist group whose actions enabled the Nazis to take power.
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Italian film star Claudia Cardinale dies at the age of 87
The actress also crossed into Hollywood films with roles in Rock Hudson's 1965 comedy "Blindfold," and Tony Curtis' "Don't Make Waves," in 1967. She also played Princess Dahla in the 1964 "Pink Panther."
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UK conservatives worried about migration, free-speech issues turn to once fringe politico Robinson
Though a political outsider, Tommy Robinson now appears to resonating with voters in the UK and worldwide concerned about such issues as migration that more traditional political leaders have so far failed to resolve.
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Labour support drops to new low after scandals involving two government officials
A new poll shows that the party has dropped to its lowest level of public support since coming to power in July 2024.