Europe
EU's negative statements about Israel increased post-October 7 - study
JPPI President Professor Yedidiya Stern described the findings as evidence that Europe is "turning its back on Jews," despite it once being "home to the majority of the Jewish people."
Some 800 people arrested, one dead, after riotous Paris celebrations post-PSG's soccer trophy win
Kanye West performs for 118,000 in Turkey despite being banned in several other countries
US weighing accelerated troop drawdown in Europe - report
EU focuses on electricity tax cuts, gas storage amid Iran war energy crisis
The EU plans to cut electricity taxes and coordinate gas storage efforts to mitigate the energy fallout from the Iran conflict, without major market interventions.
The Iran War: De-Europeanization opens a path to peace - opinion
The de-Europeanization of the Middle East is happening as America solidifies its position as the world’s sole superpower.
IEA warns EU jet fuel shortages could begin in June as Hormuz stays blocked
The European Commission is due to present a broader package of energy and transport measures, with the EU's transport chief noting no signs of "widespread [flight] cancellations" in the near future.
EU warns of summer fuel shortages as Iran war drives global energy crisis
The EU is preparing measures to curb the impact the war is having on jet fuel supply, Jorgensen told reporters in Madrid.
New jihadist group or Iranian proxy? Ashab al-Yamin attacks raise alarm across Europe - analysis
The terror group may be another case of the Islamic regime employing criminals, youths, and third-country individuals to impose its will abroad.
Rumbula Forest: Latvia’s forgotten mass graves
Beneath the quiet soil of Rumbula Forest lie some of the largest mass graves in the world, graves that hold the memories of 25,000 Jewish men, women, and children.
Allies fear a rushed US-Iran framework deal could backfire, leaving technical deadlock - analysis
Experts worry Washington could lock in a superficial agreement on Iran’s nuclear program and sanctions relief, then struggle through months or years of technically complex follow‑on talks.
How bad does it have to get before Jews finally leave? - opinion
Jews need not wait until things are so bad that they have exhausted all of their options.
Washington letter on Bosnia sparks fears of expanding foreign influence in Europe - opinion
A congressional letter reignites debate over Bosnia’s fragile balance, Dodik’s role, and Western strategy in the Balkans.
Europe at a crossroads between denial and reality - opinion
Across Europe, rising unrest and policy hesitation are exposing cracks in governance, identity, and state authority.
