Tens of thousands march in Lisbon over housing, cost of living crisis
The march coincides with protests in France against rising costs and declining public services, and smaller protests in Belgium. There are also mass protests in Albania.
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Protesters clash with police in Brussels as anti-government demonstrations spread across Europe
Israeli embassy temporarily closed as Albanian protesters clash with police in Tirana
Demonstrations over corruption and a lack of jobs have begun spreading throughout Albania, with protesters smashing windows, setting alight government buildings, and clashing with police.
Zelensky says Ukraine still unable to use interceptors due to Starlink limits, in touch with US
Zelensky also said that Ukraine, the US, and Russia could meet during a G20 summit in the US, but Washington and Moscow have not confirmed the meeting, and other venues are also possible.
Tear gas, clashes between protesters and police hit French cities in cost-of-living demonstrations
The student-led movement broadened from protesting the eduction system to a nationwide demonstration against inequality and excessive public spending.
Russia claims control of eight more Ukrainian settlements, Ukraine disputes
Ukraine's General Staff said on Saturday that Ukrainian forces remained in control of the eastern town of Dobropillia, describing Russia's claim to have captured it as untrue.
Now-ousted US general warned of defense munition shortage months before Iran war - report
Multiple US officials familiar with the matter told CBS that Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George’s risk analysis was included in the Pentagon's Global Force Management Allocation Plan in December.
Trump waives some sanctions, restrictions, duties on Russia in Graham Act
The legislation, whose primary backer in Congress was the late Senator Lindsey Graham, was signed into law by Trump in September.
Trump mocks popularity of the name Mohammad, says 'nobody wants to be president' in Iran
"Iran is the only country where nobody wants to be president," Trump said, then pretended to ask several people named Mohammad whether they wanted the job.
Norwegian teen jailed for 20 years in UK for Iran-linked murder plot after being recruited online
Foxtrot Network, a Swedish criminal group, has been linked to murders across Europe, and Britain and the US allege the group was behind attacks against Israeli and Jewish targets on behalf of Iran.
UK police assess national security adviser's wife after post supporting Palestine Action
Palestine Action was proscribed under UK terrorism laws last year, so expressing support for the group constitutes a criminal offence.
Russian drones kill three in Ukraine, cut power to 1 million as US, Russia seek further cooperation
Russia and the United States will soon announce new joint initiatives beyond a recently agreed diesel deal, President Vladimir Putin's investment envoy Kirill Dmitriev said on Friday.
