UK bans Palestinian-American activist flagged by antisemitism watchdog
Moath Hamzeh, vice-chair of UK charity Sun of Freedom, says the Home Office revoked his travel authorization shortly before he was due to speak at a London fundraiser.
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Far-right Russian extremists take responsibility for bomb threats on Rome-bound flights - report
Pro-Russian Armenian critics push 'Jewish project' claims as Trump corridor advances
Birmingham council votes to review Israel investments despite warnings the move may be unlawful
‘Nobody considered this a European problem’: Is Europe ready to stand up to Iranian threats?
As Iran threatens Europe and cyberattacks hit retailers across the continent, the EU is urging households to stock emergency kits for the first 72 hours of a crisis.
Putin holds talks with Iranian security chief as Turkish soldier killed by fire from Iran
Putin met Iran’s top security official at the Kremlin as Moscow urged Russians to avoid travel to Iran, while Turkey said a soldier was killed by cross-border fire from Iran.
Comedian Russell Brand found guilty by UK court of rape and sexual assaults
A jury at Southwark Crown Court convicted the 51-year-old comedian of one count of rape and three of sexual assault, acquitting him of two other rape charges; he will be sentenced Monday.
Yesha Council leader urges Argentina’s Milei to oppose West Bank sanctions at Casa Rosada meeting
The hour-long meeting at the Casa Rosada was the pair’s third and ended with Ganz inviting Milei to visit the West Bank.
Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from Portugal national team
The 41-year-old said that he would 'hand back the number 7 shirt' after the November international break.
Wave of bomb threats causes emergency landings for several flights across Europe
Among the flights affected were an Aer Lingus route from Dublin to Rome, two Finnair flights from Helsinki to Italy, a Belgian commercial airliner, and three aircraft which landed in Bulgaria.
Fresh protests expected in France as Macron seeks to avoid repeat of mass civil unrest
The mobilization, called by trade unions including the left-wing CGT and backed by student groups, comes after demonstrations over living costs, public services, and education.
UN elects new ICJ judges with past involvement in anti-Israel legal proceedings
The judges elected were Mahmoud Daifallah Hmoud of Jordan, Dapo Akande of the UK, François Alabrune of France, Phoebe Okowa of Kenya, and Rena Lee of Singapore.
South Korea to expand anti-piracy unit operations closer to Strait of Hormuz
South Korea's government will ask parliament to extend the unit’s Middle East deployment, which expires at the end of 2026.
Zelensky awards Melania Trump Ukraine's highest honor for women after brokering Oleshky ceasefire
Zelensky honored Melania Trump for helping evacuate civilians from Oleshky and reunite Ukrainian children with their families.
