Europe
Why America and Israel must write the rules of the cyber order- opinion
Henry Kissinger taught that order rests on power and legitimacy. In the cyber age, Washington and Jerusalem have both, and the responsibility to lead.
Britain’s colonial legacy undermines its moral lectures against Israel - opinion
Lufthansa Group says crews will not spend overnights in Israel amid Iran threat - report
Broadcasters Sky, Ireland's RTÉ receive bomb threats, as security alerts sweep Europe
Bomb threats sweep across European airports for third time this week, raising sabotage fears
Hoax threats disrupted dozens of passenger flights across Europe on Thursday, forcing unplanned landings by some planes and prompting fighter jets to escort or intercept others.
KLM flight bound for Tel Aviv diverted to Bucharest after bomb threat onboard
The bomb threat is the latest in a wave of at least 27 European passenger planes that were forced to land following a series of threats.
KLM flight bound for Tel Aviv diverted to Bucharest after bomb threat onboard
The bomb threat is the latest in a wave of at least 27 European passenger planes that were forced to land following a series of threats.
Pahlavi to 'Post' ahead of Freedom Prize: 'Europe's leaders understand Iran's regime must go'
Ahead of accepting the Friedrich Naumann Foundation’s Freedom Prize, Reza Pahlavi tells the ‘Post’ that European leaders increasingly recognize the need to end the Islamic Republic.
Far-right Russian extremists take responsibility for bomb threats on Rome-bound flights - report
The group claimed to have placed explosives on Aer Lingus flight EI402 from Dublin and Finnair flight AY1761 from Helsinki, warning that an "explosion will occur in 60 minutes."
‘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.
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.
Investigation into international fraud network based in Israel, Cyprus sees seven suspects arrested
The operation, led by German prosecutors, resulted in the arrest of seven suspects, searches at 17 locations, and the seizure of more than 100 servers allegedly used by the fraud network.
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.
Turkey distances itself from Muslim Brotherhood but strengthens Hamas ties, Austrian study finds
The study argues that Ankara has increasingly prioritized pragmatic and diplomatic relations with Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE over its ideological commitments to the Muslim Brotherhood.
