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Several thousand people demonstrated against antisemitism in Berlin as Germany grapples with a large increase in anti-Jewish incidents.

France said Sunday that one of its warships in the Red Sea was targeted by drones coming from Yemen. Both were intercepted and shot down.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused the West of “barbarism” and “Islamophobia” for its stance on the Israel-Hamas war.

A fire broke out in a hospital on Rome’s outskirts, killing at least three people and forcing an overnight evacuation.

A Syrian refugee was arrested Friday in the Netherlands on suspicion of crimes against humanity including sexual violence.

Prince Harry lost a preliminary round Friday in his libel case against against the publisher of the Daily Mail tabloid.

Teacher Samuel Paty was killed by an Islamic extremist after he showed caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad to his class.

Lech Walesa, Poland’s 80-year-old former president and Nobel Peace Prize winner, said Thursday that he is improving.

Australia signs security pact with nearest neighbor Papua New Guinea that strengthens place as the preferred security partner in the region.

Defense cooperation agreement with Washington will allow the U.S. access to all of the military bases across the Scandinavian country.

The interior ministers of Britain and Rwanda signed a treaty on Tuesday that aims to revive a plan to send asylum-seekers to East Africa.

ATHENS, Greece (AP) – Police in Greece have arrested a rap artist accused of using explosives to rob cash machines and finance his music videos, authorities said Monday. The 28-year-old Greek singer, who was not named, was arrested over the

Dutch human rights lawyers went to court in the Netherlands on Monday demanding a halt to the export of fighter jet parts to Israel.

Toaster placed under electric vehicle by owner to warm up its battery likely caused a fire that destroyed the car and damaged a nearby house.

A 71-year-old Romanian yoga guru and 14 others were charged with allegedly sexually exploiting followers seeking enlightenment.

A “mob” tied-up and burned to death seven men accused of a crime wave on Sunday in one of South Africa’s most violent townships.

Bologna announced 4.3 million euros to shore up the leaning Garisenda tower, one of the ‘Two Towers’ that look out over the city.

A father and son duo in Greece were arrested for selling adulterated sunflower oil marketed as olive oil, police said Saturday.

Imprisoned opposition leader and longtime Kremlin foe Alexei Navalny has been handed new charges by Russian prosecutors.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday pushed back against mounting US pressure to cut Ankara’s historic ties with Hamas.

American, Australian, and British defence chiefs touted high-tech cooperation on deep space radar, AI and quantum computing systems.

“We are going to ban phones across New Zealand in schools. We want our kids to learn and we want our teachers to teach,” he said.

Russian missiles tore through apartment buildings in eastern Ukraine´s Donetsk region, local officials said Thursday.

She allegedly travelled to Syria in September 2013 and married a Jabhat al-Nusra fighter before the couple joined the Islamic State.

The deployment follows the seizure of an Israeli-linked cargo vessel by Iranian-backed Yemeni Huthis in the Red Sea on November 19.

A German court on Thursday sentenced a Gambian man to life in prison over his participation in a death squad that assassinated opponents.

Australian gov proposed new laws that would place behind bars some of the 141 migrants who have been set free by a High Court ruling.

The first commercial airliner to cross the Atlantic on a purely high-fat, low-emissions fuel flew Tuesday from London to New York.

A group tracking antisemitism in Germany said Tuesday that it documented a drastic increase of antisemitic incidents in the country.

The foreign ministers of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania said they “deeply regret the decision enabling the personal participation” of Lavrov.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday signed a national budget for the next three years that increases spending by around 25%.

A German priest who was abducted by rebels in Mali’s capital in November 2022 has been released by his captors.

Six teens on trial in Paris for alleged roles in the beheading of a teacher who showed caricatures of the prophet of Islam to his class.

Taliban authorities in Afghanistan arrested four local employees of Germany’s main government-owned aid agency.

Tens of thousands of people including former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson gathered in London on Sunday for a march against antisemitism.

A protester was arrested Saturday in London on suspicion of inciting racial hatred at a march calling for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza.