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
What the data really shows about ‘settler violence’ in the West Bank - opinion
The true objective of the “settler violence” campaign may be much simpler than debate over numbers: serving as a tool in the arsenal of smearing Israel’s very presence.
Frankfurt: From missed flight to 850 years of Jewish history
What began as an airport ordeal turned into a deep dive into a fascinating European city, revealing that Frankfurt is far more than a major transit hub.
Israel's peculiar state of affairs: Arab nations friendlier, Europe's relations fall - editorial
There is something deeply strange about an Israel increasingly able to discuss its future with Arab and Muslim states while European nations grow increasingly hostile.
Thousands of Christians visit West Bank settlements in support after European sanctions, trade bans
"The laws enacted in Europe against purchasing products from Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria are antisemitism, pure and simple," a Norwegian Christian leader said.
Ceuta mass migrant crossing handling 'responsibility of all EU,' Spanish king says
72,000 migrants, most from Morocco, crossed the border into Ceuta on July 30, prompting Italy to suspend the EU's border-free Schengen arrangements with Spain for one month.
Czech Republic would be ready to respond if Russia attacks Baltic countries, Czech PM Babis says
Babis, whose government includes a pro-Russian party, has halted Czech contributions to military aid to Ukraine and also opted out of EU and NATO financing and military aid pledges for Kyiv.
Spain plans stricter rules on asylum seekers in Ceuta after border crisis, draft decree shows
The decree, designed to speed up applications and deportations for over 10,000 migrants who remain in the tiny territory, would mark a major strategic shift for Spain's pro-immigration government.
Europe 'waging war' on Russia through weapons supply to Ukraine, FM Lavrov says
"I have no doubt that this is a war Europe is waging against us," Lavrov told reporters, citing Europe's supply of weapons to Ukraine.
EU's Kallas pushes to reinforce Operation Aspides in the Red Sea amid Houthis attacks
The EU defense ministries are expected to discuss this issue on Monday. Another meeting is scheduled for October 12.
Ireland defeats Israel 3-0 amid pre-game controversy, plenty of pressure
The small group of Irish supporters cheered on their team, while the much larger and considerably noisier group of Israeli supporters cheered on Israel.
