Europe

In an unprecedented letter to health authorities, Jewish leaders warn of a deeply concerning trend not experienced "since World War II." 

50 alumni of the University of Amsterdam protest the university's decision to terminate its student exchange program with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

The two leaders conclude a two-hour-long call that was "going well" according to the White House.

"My intention is to go and convince European states that have become accustomed to buying American," French President Emmanuel Macron said.

A fire that spread across the ceiling of a popular venue turned into an inferno within seconds during a performance attended by thousands. Hundreds suffered from smoke inhalation and were rushed to hospitals in the capital, Skopje.

"In the meantime, we will always remain open to negotiation," Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said.

Attack suspends airports and injures 18, as Russian forces recover 62 square miles of territory from the Kursk region.

The CAMERA report claims that in the first five months of the Israel-Hamas war, BBC Arabic was forced to make 80 corrections – averaging one every 48 hours – including references to Hamas as "the resistance."

The kitchen appliance, whose name is associated with the Russian army’s wasteful human-wave assault tactics, was given to women whose sons were killed in Ukraine, in the city of Murmansk. Local officials, in response to criticism, claimed that the mothers had requested the appliance.

René Schimanek, chief of staff to Parliament Speaker Walter Rosenkranz of the far-right Freedom Party, resigns following intense public pressure.