Hungary’s seemingly permanent prime minister conceded defeat after the election results pointed to a sweeping victory for opposition leader Peter Magyar. “It hurts,” Viktor Orban said. "We will serve the nation from the opposition.” Magyar later said Orban had called him to congratulate him on the win.
The publicly funded venue cited "political neutrality" in scrapping the event; organizer Alan Shatter called the decision shameful and indefensible.
Two more arrests made as France's anti-terror unit leads probe into suspected Iranian-directed attack.
Two men in their 40s were seized in central London over the firebombing of ambulances outside a Golders Green synagogue claimed by an Iranian-operated terror group.
The announcement follows an arson attack on ambulances belonging to a Jewish rescue service in Golders Green, with investigators examining possible Iranian links.
A leading European terrorism researcher details the IRGC's three-pronged strategy targeting Jewish and Israeli sites across Europe – and warns that intelligence agencies must go on the offensive now.
Israeli Embassy sources tell The Telegraph that the firebombing of four Jewish emergency vehicles bears hallmarks of an Iranian-backed terror cell.
Britain's refusal to join the Iran campaign draws fire at home and from Washington, as Israeli warnings about long-range Iranian...
A village on the Aube River has accidentally become the world's most talked-about local election – and neither candidate thinks there's anything odd about it.
US allies are drawing hard lines against military involvement in the Iran conflict, exposing a deepening rift within the Western alliance.
