13 Nov
London: Iranians convicted of plotting against pro-Israel advocate
A London court convicted two Iranian nationals of espionage and plotting to harm the CEO of UK Lawyers for Israel.
Europe news
13 Nov
Ukraine talks: Europe opposes discussions on its security
European Union officials emphasized that they will not participate in discussions regarding Ukraine or European security architecture without direct involvement.
13 Nov
Spain: Neo-Nazi group activities suspended over hate crime investigation
A Spanish court ordered the shutdown of the 'Nucleo Nacional' group following the arrest of members suspected of incitement and antisemitism.
13 Nov
US officer arrested in UK on suspicion of spying for Russia
A US Army lieutenant colonel stationed at a NATO headquarters in Britain was arrested near Gloucester in a sting operation.
12 Nov
Trump envoys meet with Putin; further talks scheduled for next week
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with the Russian president in Moscow for talks on ending the war in Ukraine, and are expected to brief Zelensky on the outcomes.
12 Nov
Wave of hoax bomb alerts in Europe: Schools and trains targeted
Thousands of Italian schools received bomb threats, while Eurostar rail service between London and Paris was disrupted due to a bomb alert in France.
12 Nov
UK: Two Iranians convicted of spying on anti-regime journalists
A UK court convicted two Iranian nationals of assisting Iranian intelligence in tracking exiled journalists for retribution.
12 Nov
Wave of hoax bomb alerts targets Italian schools
Approximately 1,800 schools across Italy received email bomb threats; authorities instruct officials to maintain normal operations unless a credible threat is identified.
12 Nov
Manchester United sacks coach Michael Carrick
The English football club has announced the dismissal of Carrick following a poor run of results that left the team in the relegation zone.
12 Nov
US envoys arrive in Moscow for talks on ending Ukraine war
US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff have arrived in Moscow to meet with President Putin and assess the status of negotiations to end the war.
12 Nov
Ukraine: Starshield disruptions hampering defense efforts
Ukrainian President Zelensky says speed restrictions on the satellite service are disrupting military operations against Russian forces.
12 Nov
New record: DAX index surpasses 27,000 points for the first time
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange reached an all-time high following positive corporate earnings and declining oil prices.
11 Nov
Storm hits Portugal: Hundreds of flights canceled and institutions closed
Storm Charles has struck Portugal, causing widespread infrastructure damage, flooding, and severe disruption at Lisbon's airport.
11 Nov
France bans Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan from entry
Samaria Regional Council head Yossi Dagan claims French authorities denied his entry into the country due to his involvement in settlement construction.
11 Nov
Antisemitic graffiti sprayed on Anita ice cream shop in Barcelona
Unknown individuals sprayed hate speech on the wall of the Israeli ice cream shop in the Gràcia neighborhood, following recurring harassment since the start of the war.
11 Nov
Ambassadorial delegation visits Auschwitz led by Danny Danon
Germany's UN ambassador joined an Auschwitz tour organized by Danny Danon for the first time, as the Israeli envoy warned of Iranian threats.
11 Nov
European Gas Prices Rise Above $1,000 per 1,000 Cubic Meters
Natural gas prices on the TTF exchange rose following an acceleration in storage withdrawals across the continent.
11 Nov
Panic in Italy: False bomb threats in 300 schools
Italian authorities report no explosive devices were found after hundreds of schools were evacuated following email bomb threats.
11 Nov
General strike in Spain over housing crisis
Protests and a nationwide strike are disrupting Spain as workers demand action against rising rental and housing costs.
11 Nov
Italy: Bomb threats in 300 schools
Italian security authorities are investigating reports of bomb threats against educational institutions across the country.
11 Nov
Dublin: Suspects arrested for throwing milk at Joe Biden
Two people were arrested after protesting against the former president during his visit to Ireland to attend his son's award ceremony.
11 Nov
General strike in Spain: Disruptions in transport and strategic sectors
The country observes its first general strike in 14 years, as the general election campaign begins.
11 Nov
Russia: Two arrested for spying for Poland
The Russian Federal Security Service announced the arrest of two spying suspects and actions against ten others for alleged ties to Polish intelligence.
11 Nov
Hungarian government secretly budgets 46 billion forints for World Aquatics HQ
According to Hungarian media, the government has allocated a massive sum to build the global swimming federation's headquarters on land owned by businessman Ruslan Rahimkulov.
11 Nov
US soldier arrested in UK on suspicion of spying for Russia
A 41-year-old US Army soldier has been arrested by British authorities on suspicion of committing security offenses and assisting Russian intelligence.
10 Nov
US Army officer arrested in UK on suspicion of spying
A 41-year-old US Army officer was arrested in the UK on suspicion of spying for Russia and violating national security laws.
10 Nov
Hungary: Orban's brother detained in human smuggling probe
Aron Orban, brother of the former Hungarian Prime Minister, was arrested for alleged involvement in a migrant smuggling ring; Viktor Orban called the move political revenge.
10 Nov
Bulgaria: 12 dead in massive multi-vehicle crash
12 people were killed in a traffic accident involving over 50 vehicles on a highway in eastern Bulgaria.
10 Nov
Andreas Panagiotopoulos resigns from Greek parliament
Greek MP Andreas Panagiotopoulos has formally resigned from his position, as previously announced.
10 Nov
Thessaloniki: Suspects in tax fraud case released
An actor and another suspect have been released following their testimony regarding their alleged involvement in a massive tax fraud network in Thessaloniki.
10 Nov
France to summon Iranian envoy and seek EU sanctions
Following a cyberattack on supermarket refrigeration systems, France will call for EU sanctions and summon the Iranian ambassador for a reprimand.
10 Nov
Fear of Iranian threat: US moves aircraft from UK bases
The US military relocated aircraft from the RAF Mildenhall base in the UK to other locations following security alerts regarding Iran.
10 Nov
Aron Orban's lawyer: He contacted authorities prior to arrest
The lawyer for Aron Orban, brother of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, claims his client reached out to authorities voluntarily before being suspected of any crime.
10 Nov
Fluctuating fuel prices in Hungary
Conflicting reports in Hungary regarding fuel prices, with some sources reporting a decrease while others highlight a significant rise.
10 Nov
Germany: Fan protest against player's gesture linked to controversial values
Borussia Dortmund fans are protesting against goal celebrations by Felix Nmecha, which are linked to a controversial Christian movement.
10 Nov
Infineon Raises AI Sales Forecast
The German chipmaker expects significant growth in demand and has pledged to increase profitability in the coming fiscal year.
10 Nov
Greece: 16 suspects to appear in tax fraud case
Sixteen suspects in the operation of a network of 250 shell companies are expected to appear before an investigator today in Greece.
10 Nov
Report: US refueling aircraft evacuated from UK over Iran threat
The US military has increased security at UK airbases and evacuated refueling aircraft, according to reports.
9 Nov
France: IRGC responsible for supermarket cyberattack
The French Foreign Minister confirmed that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is behind the cyberattack on supermarket chains.
9 Nov
Security alert at Piraeus port ends: Bomb threat was false
The passenger ship Blue Star 1 was cleared to depart after inspections confirmed that a bomb threat on board was a hoax.