Israelis in Austria Denied Service Over Identity; Embassy Calls Incident 'Concerning'
A food vendor in Austria refused service to Israeli patrons and discarded their orders, citing their religion and the war in Gaza.
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A food vendor in Austria refused service to Israeli patrons and discarded their orders, citing their religion and the war in Gaza.
During his visit to Lourdes, Pope Leo met with survivors of clergy abuse and called for the scourge to be rooted out.
Authorities evacuated a nearby village and arrested several suspects under the Explosives Act amid heightened security at the base.
Tens of thousands marched in the Spanish capital demanding rent controls and an end to evictions, with protesters setting up an encampment in the city center.
The council of Heidenau in Saxony has banned sidewalk Stolpersteine memorials, sparking widespread outrage across Germany.
Pope Leo XIV concluded his stay in the French capital with an open-air mass at Place de la Concorde ahead of his departure for Lourdes.
Two dual Israeli-Russian citizens were detained at a Montenegrin airport before boarding a flight to Israel after police uncovered espionage equipment and large sums of cash.
Hundreds of thousands gathered at the Place de la Concorde in Paris for a giant open-air Mass led by Pope Leo XIV, the centerpiece of his French tour.
A powerful blast in central Athens' tourist district collapsed a residential building, leaving casualties trapped in the rubble.
A Moscow court has ordered the pre-trial detention of election expert Alexander Kynev days after legislative elections.
The leader of the Catholic Church landed in France for a four-day visit, declaring his intention to promote peace.
A 26-year-old player whose parents are police officers was detained after narcotics were found inside his car.
The Pope has begun a four-day tour of France, with scheduled stops and addresses in Paris, Lourdes, and Metz.
A 31-year-old man was arrested after fatally stabbing a priest and wounding four others at a monastery in southern Poland.
The House of Terror Museum in Budapest has reopened its doors, offering free admission during its first week.
Croatian anti-corruption investigators have requested documentation from the national football federation regarding sponsorship deals.
British authorities have for the first time charged a suspect over involvement in the 1994 Rwandan genocide.