French Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne on Monday is set to start a series of consultations over the next three weeks with opposition MPs, political parties… Read More »French PM Borne reaches out to opposition, unions ahead of protests
Israeli President Isaac Herzog on Monday urged the government to halt its bitterly contested judicial overhaul, a day after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sacked his… Read More »Israel’s President Herzog urges halt to judicial overhaul after mass protests
Transport staff across Germany are set to stage a major strike on Monday to push for wage hikes in the face of brisk inflation, as… Read More »Germany braces for widespread transport strikes targeting rail and air travel
The United States on Tuesday opens its second Summit for Democracy with its eyes firmly on the rest of the world, seeking a united front… Read More »US to open democracy summit as Russia, China launch diplomatic offensive
North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles Monday, South Korea’s military said, the latest in its flurry of weapons tests in recent weeks.
A notorious militia in eastern DR Congo on Sunday executed 17 people it took hostage the previous day, local sources said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday fired Defence Minister Yoav Galant, a day after he broke ranks to call for a pause in the… Read More »Israel’s Netanyahu sacks defence minister after call to suspend judicial reforms
Swiss financial regulator Finma is probing how to hold bosses at Credit Suisse to account following its emergency takeover by rival UBS, a media report… Read More »Swiss regulator mulls Credit Suisse disciplinary action after emergency rescue
The sub-Saharan African migrants were trying to cross the Mediterranean to reach Italy.
A protester with trauma to the head was fighting for his life on Sunday after clashes with police during a demonstration over water storage facilities… Read More »Demonstrator in critical state after clashes with police at French water reservoir protest
