Europe
Albanian Education Ministry set ablaze during anti-corruption student riot as protests spread
This has been the most violent outburst of anti-corruption protests, which started in May and have posed a growing challenge to Prime Minister Edi Rama's government.
Dublin hotel cancels 70 rooms booked for antisemitism conference delegates
Hackers heat French supermarket fridges, sparking fires, spoiling food
Not Europe or skiing: Israelis prefer Asia this winter
Spain’s prime minister blames Israel, Russia for disinformation around Ceuta border crisis
“After July 30th and 31st, there was an expansion of these hoaxes and this disinformation by social networks associated with both Russia and Israel," Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said.
Austrian gov’t begins work on constitutional ban of ‘Political Islam'
Stocker said religious freedom must be protected, but argued it ends when believers and nonbelievers are treated differently, women lack equal rights, or state institutions are not respected.
Brussels-based center trains mohelim as Belgium circumcision debate intensifies
The newly established Center of Excellence for Religious Male Circumcision (CERM) comes against the backdrop of growing legal and political challenges to Jewish religious circumcision across Europe.
Reporter's Notebook: Pro-Palestinian groups attacked an Israeli architect, he chose to create more
"I will not run away, and I will not waste energy on wars of hatred," said Yehiel Tsuberi after suffering attacks from pro-Palestinian groups in Italy because of being Israeli.
Rabbis must lean into Zionism from the pulpit this holiday season - opinion
In a new era of antisemitism, rabbis have a responsibility to lead Jews with courage, clarity and pride in Israel.
EASA narrows warning to airlines over flying in Persian Gulf airspace amid renewed US-Iran strikes
EASA also extended its recommendations that airlines not operate in the airspace of Iran, Iraq and Lebanon until the end of September.
Swiss police arrest suspect after rave shooting kills one, wounds five
"Investigations into the exact circumstances of the incident, as well as its background and possible motive, are currently underway," the police said.
Iceland rejects EU membership plan in referendum, after almost all votes were counted
Some 47.5% of voters supported the government's proposal while 52.5% said no, according to local broadcaster RUV's estimates. Final results are expected later on Sunday.
At least one killed after shots fired at Swiss nightclub as police keep searching for attackers
According to Italy’s Foreign Ministry, the one victim who was killed in the shooting was an Italian citizen.
Iceland votes on whether to start EU membership talks, results too close to call
Iceland first applied to join the EU in 2009, amid a financial crisis that hit the country's small, exposed economy especially hard, and talks ended under a Eurosceptic government in 2013.
