Europe

Home Office decision deemed unlawful despite activists' attacks on military sites and the British headquarters of an Israeli arms manufacturer, Elbit.

Morning Consult survey reveals widespread disapproval across continent as Starmer government reels from Epstein files revelations.

Starmer apologizes after admitting he knew ambassador Peter Mandelson had ties to Jeffrey Epstein before appointment. Leaked documents show government intelligence shared with pedophile, cash payments, and compromising photos.

Foreign ministers of all 27 European Union member states have unanimously agreed to designate Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization, a move expected to escalate tensions with Tehran and lead to sweeping sanctions.

France's policy shift on Iran's Revolutionary Guard comes as EU prepares new sanctions over protest crackdown.

The Italian foreign minister announced that he will raise a proposal at the EU Foreign Affairs Council to impose personal sanctions on those responsible for the violent crackdown in Iran.

Lithuania, Netherlands, Czechia and Croatia will integrate Trophy system into next-generation tanks as Rafael deal reaches $347 million.

A high-speed Iryo company train traveling from Málaga to Madrid derailed from the tracks, and shortly afterward was struck by an Alvia company train coming from the opposite direction at a speed of approximately 200 kilometers per hour.

German politicians and Iranian exiles argue that the public broadcasters responded only half-heartedly to the protests, compared to the extensive coverage of the war in Gaza.

Belgian consulate rejected passport renewal for woman living beyond Green Line, citing residence in territory "not recognized by international law." Jewish groups condemn move as discrimination against Belgium's own citizens.