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French investigative site Mediapart published screenshots it says prove far‑right leader Jordan Bardella made antisemitic remarks. Bardella denied the claims, calling them forged and announcing legal action.
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Finnish military intelligence says Russia may be planning sabotage operations on Finnish soil, heightening security concerns amid regional tensions. The alert coincides with Finland’s €50 million loan to Ukraine and similar sabotage warnings from Estonia.
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Supreme Court judges have refused a parliamentary committee's request to discuss the One Nation One Election (ONOE) proposal, prompting the panel to shelve the meeting. Opposition parties cite constitutional concerns, stalling a key electoral reform championed by the ruling BJP.
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A nationwide strike halted train operations, school activities and many health facilities across Italy. The action, described by BolognaToday as affecting additional sectors, underscores growing labour tensions in the country.
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More than 400 French high schools were ordered to close amid student protests over school conditions, prompting a crisis meeting led by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu. The unrest has turned violent, with fires, arrests and calls from senior politicians to dissolve the left‑wing party La France Insoumise.
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Authorities in Bulgaria have formally charged a former business associate with the killing of entrepreneur Iliyan Filipov, citing a dispute over their joint venture as the motive. The case has reignited scrutiny of the country's high‑profile commercial crimes and the efficacy of its investigative agencies.
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A heightened security alert in Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta has led to a public clash between officials over ignored warnings of an “invasion.” The controversy coincides with King Felipe VI’s scheduled visit to Ceuta and Melilla, while unverified claims link foreign powers to the migration surge.
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A Russian drone struck a school in Kyiv’s Solomianskyi district, sparking a fire and injuring several pupils and staff. The attack, part of a wider wave that also hit a nuclear research institute and key bridges, highlights the intensifying Russian aerial campaign against Ukraine.
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Mass school blockades erupted in Liège and surrounding areas on Thursday, prompting a police presence at several campuses. The unrest has reignited a nationwide debate over Belgium's education policies.
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The Metropolitan Police has handed a comprehensive investigation file to the Crown Prosecution Service, urging corporate manslaughter charges against Kensington and Chelsea Council and other parties linked to the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire. The move could see more than 50 individuals and 20 firms face prosecution nine years after the tragedy.
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A scheduled lethal injection of Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike failed twice, leading to her removal to a hospital and a statewide halt to executions. The incident raises serious questions about the state's execution protocol and legal limits on repeated attempts.
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Death row inmate Christa Pike survived two attempts to administer a lethal dose of pentobarbital, prompting Tennessee Governor Bill Lee to halt the state's execution schedule. Pike was transported to a hospital where lawyers say she is receiving life‑saving treatment.