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Protesters march against the Israeli football team during a pro-Palestinian demonstration ahead of the Italy-Israel match in Udine, Italy, on Tuesday
Pro-Palestinian marchers clash with police before Italy-Israel soccer match
UDINE, Italy — Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched Tuesday in the northern Italian city of Udine ahead of Italy’s World Cup soccer qualifier against Israel.The march, which police estimated drew over 5,000 participants, began in the late afternoon, winding through the city center before the match kicked off at 20:45 (2:45 p.m. ET) at the Friuli Stadium. Italy won the game 3-0.The demonstration was mostly peaceful but ended with clashes involving police, according to Reuters.Organizers, the Committee for Palestine-Udine, used the event to call on soccer's global governing body, FIFA, to ban Israel from all competitions, alleging the team supported "occupation policies" in the Palestinian territories.Protesters carried an 18-meter Palestinian flag and a large red...
October 15, 2025

Pro-Palestinian marchers clash with police before Italy-Israel soccer match

Sébastien Lecornu announced the planned suspension two days before his new government faced votes of confidence
French PM backs freezing Macron's pension reform to save government
PARIS – French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has told parliament he backs suspending controversial 2023 pension reforms, in the face of crucial votes of no-confidence later this week.The changes, which raised the retirement age from 62 to 64, were seen as signature reforms in Emmanuel Macron's presidency."This autumn I will propose to parliament that we suspend the 2023 pension reform until the [2027] presidential election," Lecornu said to applause from left-wing parties.Lecornu was reappointed prime minister last week only four days after he resigned, and needs the support of Socialist MPs in parliament if his government is to survive.Opposition parties on the far right and far left have called confidence votes, known as "censure" votes on Lecornu's government, for...
October 14, 2025

French PM backs freezing Macron's pension reform to save government

Vessels sail along the Moskva River near the Kremlin in central Moscow, Russia, August 7, 2025
Polish prosecutors charge two Russian citizens with spying for Moscow
WARSAW — Polish prosecutors have charged two Russian citizens for "participating in Russian intelligence activities and passing on information to that intelligence service which could have caused damage to the Republic of Poland," prosecutors said on Monday.The two suspects were partially named as Igor R and Irina R under Polish privacy laws.Igor R was additionally charged with acting jointly with one Russian and two Ukrainian citizens in sending a parcel containing explosives via a courier company in July 2024."The parcel contained explosive devices and materials in the form of nitroglycerin, as well as concealed military-grade electric detonators and initiating devices," the prosecutor's statement read."In connection with sending this package, Igor R was charged with causing an...
October 14, 2025

Polish prosecutors charge two Russian citizens with spying for Moscow

Tomahawk missiles would boost Ukraine's ability to strike targets deep inside Russia
Trump says he may send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine
WASHINGTON — US President Donald Trump is considering sending Tomahawk long-range cruise missiles to Ukraine, saying it would provide "a new step of aggression" in its war with Russia.When asked on Air Force One if he would send Tomahawks to Ukraine, Trump replied "we'll see... I may".It follows a second phone call at the weekend between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who pushed for stronger military capabilities to launch counter-attacks against Russia.Moscow has previously warned Washington against providing long-range missiles to Kyiv, saying it would cause a major escalation in the conflict and strain US-Russian relations.Tomahawk missiles have a range of 2,500 km (1,500 miles), which would put Moscow within reach for Ukraine.Trump spoke to reporters as he...
October 13, 2025

Trump says he may send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine

Nexperia is based in the Netherlands and operates factories worldwide, including in the UK
Netherlands cracks down on China-owned chip firm over security risk
AMSTERDAM — The Dutch government said on Sunday that it had taken the "highly exceptional" decision to intervene at Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia over a potential "risk to Dutch and European economic security".The Netherlands-based firm's owner Wingtech said on Monday that it will take actions to protect its rights and will seek government support.The development threatens to raise tensions between the European Union and China, which have increased in recent months over trade and Beijing's relationship with Russia.Nexperia was forced to sell its silicon chip plant in Newport, Wales, after MPs and ministers expressed national security concerns. It currently owns a UK facility in Stockport.The Dutch government said its economic affairs ministry had invoked its Goods...
October 13, 2025

Netherlands cracks down on China-owned chip firm over security risk

An image taken at the scene showed Al-Shamie, who was later shot dead by police, with items around his waist
Police name Manchester attacker who killed two at synagogue
MANCHESTER – A man who carried out an attack at a synagogue in Manchester on Thursday which left two Jewish people dead and three others injured has been named by police as Jihad Al-Shamie.Al-Shamie, a 35-year-old British man of Syrian descent, drove a car at people outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue before attacking bystanders with a knife. He was shot dead by police at the scene.Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said three further people had been arrested as part of the investigation and declared it a "terrorist incident".Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer condemned the attack, which took place on Yom Kippur – the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.Sir Keir said that "additional police assets" would be deployed at synagogues across the country, while...
October 03, 2025

Police name Manchester attacker who killed two at synagogue

Police and fire department are on duty after drone sightings and flight cancellations at Munich Airport. Around 20 flights were canceled at Munich Airport on Thursday evening due to drone sightings
Munich Airport closed after wave of drone sightings
MUNICH – Munich Airport in Germany was forced to close temporarily last night after a wave of drone sightings, the latest European aviation hub to shutter over unexplained drone flights.A total of 17 flights were grounded shortly after 10 p.m. local time on Thursday, affecting nearly 3,000 passengers, the airport said in a statement.In addition, 15 arriving flights were diverted to the German cities of Stuttgart, Nuremberg and Frankfurt, as well as Vienna in neighboring Austria, the statement said.A call handler fielding passenger enquiries for Munich Airport overnight told CNN: “Some flights are still waiting to take off, others have been canceled. Everything is under control and the airport is due to reopen at 5 a.m.”The airport in Bavaria, southern Germany, is a hub for German...
October 03, 2025

Munich Airport closed after wave of drone sightings

A cordon remains in place around the synagogue in Crumpsall, Manchester
Two killed and three seriously injured in car and knife attack at Manchester synagogue
MANCHESTER — Two people were killed and three others were seriously wounded in an apparent car and knife attack outside a synagogue in Manchester on Thursday, according to authorities.Units first responded to calls about a vehicle being driven at pedestrians, Greater Manchester Police said in a statement."Police were called to the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue, on Middleton Road, Crumpsall, at 9:31 am (10:31 am CEST) by a member of the public, stating he had witnessed a car being driven towards members of the public, and one man had been stabbed," the statement said.Authorities first reported four people were injured "by both the vehicle and stab wounds," but the number of victims was later amended.The police said the suspect was shot prior to gaining...
October 02, 2025

Two killed and three seriously injured in car and knife attack at Manchester synagogue

Turkish Airlines (File Photo)
Turkish Airlines to launch flights to Armenia as relations improve
ANKARA — Turkish Airlines is planning to start flights to the Armenian capital Yerevan amid a thaw in relations between the neighbours after decades of tension.In a filing on Tuesday, the airline expressed its desire to launch the route as long as there was enough demand for the service.The announcement from Turkey’s flag carrier followed a meeting between the special envoys of both countries in Armenia on 12 September.Turkey’s special envoy for normalisation with Armenia, Serdar Kılıç, arrived in the country’s eastern neighbour via the land border, which, more than three decades after being closed, remains shut to Turkish and Armenian civilians.Following the meeting, the Armenian Foreign Ministry released a statement saying that the countries had agreed to “to carry out the...
October 02, 2025

Turkish Airlines to launch flights to Armenia as relations improve

Danish air force fighter jets participate in a military exercise with troops from several European NATO members in the Arctic Ocean in Nuuk, Greenland, 15 Sept, 2025
EU leaders give 'broad support' for drone wall at Copenhagen summit
COPENHAGEN — EU leaders gathered in Copenhagen on Wednesday gave "broad support" to proposals to ramp up the development of drone and anti-drone technology and to use immobilised Russian assets to loan money to Ukraine."Leaders broadly supported initial priority flagship projects that will strengthen Europe's security, including the European drone wall and the Eastern Flank Watch," European Council President Antonio Costa told reporters at the end of the informal gathering in the Danish capital.Ahead of the meeting, which came after a series of airspace violations in Poland, Estonia, Romania, and Denmark, the European Commission had released a so-called Scoping Paper in which it outlined, among other ideas, four flagship projects it believes need to be financed...
October 02, 2025

EU leaders give 'broad support' for drone wall at Copenhagen summit

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