Europe
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Attempted arson attack causes smoke damage at synagogue in North London
Reports said this is the third attack on a Jewish site in the past week.
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In Europe, Walz rips Trump for attacking Iran with 'no threat' present: 'That's fascism'
'We need to call that what it is. That's fascism,' Walz says
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International Energy Agency warns Europe may run out of jet fuel within 6 weeks amid Iran war
Energy official warns of further impacts to Europe from supply shortages stemming from the U.S.-Iran conflict.
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Chechnya leader bans 'fantasy' American superheroes from children's playgrounds
Kadyrov encountered Superman, Captain America, and others painted on the walls of a children's center in Kurchaloy.
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Prince William backs investigation into 1995 TV interview of Princess Diana
The investigation will focus on Diana's infamous Panorama interview
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Boris Johnson pledges to ban gasoline car sales by 2030 as part of significant environmental plan
Automakers in England are concerned that the target date is too soon
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Man who killed four in Vienna terror attack had served time for trying to join the Islamic State
In addition to the four killed, many others were wounded during the attack on Monday.
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Knife attack in Nice, France kills three, Mayor says 'everything points' to a terror attack
One of the victims was reportedly beheaded
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Germany reportedly issues arrest warrants for founders of Panama Papers firm
Suspects will allegedly face arrest if they enter the European Union.
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Thousands in France attend rallies Sunday following decapitation of teacher last week
According to officials, 18-year-old Abdoullakh Abouyezidvitch A. killed 47-year-old teacher Samuel Paty on Friday.
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EU and Britain impose sanctions on six Russians suspected of involvement in poisoning Navalny
The sanctions consist of freezing assets and travel bans.
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New Italy mandate requires face masks at all times when outside, sparks protests in Rome
Protestors say the virus measures are too harsh.
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Bill would empower U.K. to override Brexit agreement, protect national sovereignty
"We cannot have a situation where the very boundaries of our country could be dictated by a foreign power or international organization," British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said in Parliament Monday in defense of the Internal Market Bill.