French police protest erupted in Paris as thousands of officers marched over pay, staffing shortages, equipment and working conditions. The mobilisation began near the Champs-Élysées before moving toward the National Assembly. Alliance Police Nationale led the demonstration. Officers travelled from several parts of France to make their concerns heard. The protest comes after months of… Continue reading French Police Protest: Officers Demand Better Pay
Belgium’s leading universities have condemned the government’s refusal to help 13 Gaza students reach the country after they won scholarships to study or conduct research there. The university leaders said the students had earned their places through rigorous academic selection. They also criticized the government for allowing the issue to become part of a wider… Continue reading Gaza Students Belgium: Universities Slam Evacuation Refusal
Former Golden Dawn lawmaker Ilias Kasidiaris has left prison and announced plans to return to Greek politics. Kasidiaris walked out of Domokos prison in central Greece on Tuesday after completing his sentence for his role in the Golden Dawn criminal organisation. Dozens of supporters gathered outside the prison to welcome him. Some waved Greek flags,… Continue reading Ilias Kasidiaris Released, Eyes Political Comeback
The Kremlin has dismissed concerns over a Russian drone strike near Poland and said Russian forces will continue operating across Ukraine. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov made the statement after a Russian drone struck a passenger-train locomotive in western Ukraine, about 2 kilometres from the Polish border. The attack has raised fresh concerns in Warsaw and… Continue reading Kremlin Ukraine Strike: Russia Says Attacks Will Continue
France has submitted a revised proposal to ban social media access for children under 15 after the country’s Constitutional Council rejected an earlier version of the law. President Emmanuel Macron announced the move on Monday. He said the government had completed new technical work and notified the European Commission about the revised proposal. The notification… Continue reading Under-15 Social Media Ban: France Submits New Proposal
Marine Le Pen has launched her campaign for France’s 2027 presidential election from her political stronghold of Hénin-Beaumont. The National Rally leader delivered her first major campaign speech on Sunday. She returned to the northern French town after RN lawmakers met in Le Touquet on Saturday. Le Pen enters the race with a strong position… Continue reading Marine Le Pen Campaign: RN Faces Internal Tensions
AfD lead candidate Ulrich Siegmund has faced fierce criticism after linking arms production in Saxony-Anhalt with his party’s plans for deportations and “remigration.” The controversy followed the AfD’s strong victory in the state election. The party won 43.8% of the vote and became the largest force in the new state parliament. However, it fell short… Continue reading AfD Arms Remarks: Siegmund Faces Fierce Criticism
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said he is willing to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit in Miami if both leaders attend the December gathering. Zelensky made the comments in an interview with German broadcaster Deutsche Welle released Saturday. Asked whether he would travel to Miami and meet Putin if both were… Continue reading Zelensky Putin G20 Meeting: Miami Talks Possible
August 2026 became the warmest August ever recorded globally as temperatures reached an extraordinary level across land and oceans. The latest data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service also placed August among the hottest months ever measured. Its global average surface air temperature reached 16.96°C. That figure made August 2026 the joint-warmest month on record,… Continue reading August 2026 Heat: Global Temperatures Hit Record
Several people have died after a coach carrying Dutch tourists overturned on a mountain road in eastern Switzerland, authorities have confirmed. The crash happened in the canton of Graubünden near the villages of Susch and Zernez. The accident occurred on Thursday along a road running through the Engadine valley. The coach reportedly overturned near the… Continue reading Dutch Tourist Coach Switzerland Crash Leaves Several Dead
