John Swinney elected new leader of Scotland | Politics News
Swinney replaces Humza Yousaf, who formally resigned Tuesday after just over a year in the role. The Scottish Parliament has…
Europe
Police break up pro-Palestine protests on Berlin and Amsterdam campuses | Protests News
Police broke up a protest by several hundred pro-Palestinian activists occupying a courtyard at Berlin's Free University, the latest such…
UK Ministry of Defense targeted by cyber attack: Minister | Cybercrime news
A third-party payroll system with names and bank details of armed forces personnel was reportedly hacked. The British Ministry of…
Belgian and Dutch students protest against Israel's war in Gaza | Israel's war against Gaza News
Students from Belgium and the Netherlands have joined the wave of protests around the world against Israel's war on Gaza.…
Germany arrests two citizens with dual nationality for alleged Russian sabotage plot | Russia-Ukraine War News
German prosecutors accuse German-Russian citizens of being willing to “carry out explosive and incendiary attacks” against US military facilities in…
Is the Ukrainian Zaforizhzhia nuclear power plant at risk of an “accident”? | Explanatory news
EXPLAINER World powers are sounding the alarm after the latest drone attack on a Russian-controlled nuclear facility impacted the reactor's…
'Playing with fire': Ukraine's frustration with US and European lawmakers grows | Russia-Ukraine War News
Athens, Greece – Frustration with the United States for withholding critical financial and military aid from Ukraine came to light…
Western countries urge restraint as Israel's war cabinet assesses Iran response | Israel's war against Gaza News
Several allies are warning against escalation after Iran's weekend attack on Israel raises fears of a broader regional war. Several…
Presidential elections in Slovakia: a choice between Russia and the West | Politics News
This week's televised debate between Slovakia's nine presidential candidates often seemed as if it were taking place in Moscow. “As…
Global water crisis fuels more conflicts, UN report warns | News about the climate crisis
Water resources are under pressure as economies and populations grow, with 2.2 billion people lacking clean water. Growing global water…