London / Europe - Page 168

Canadian police said they arrested three suspects in the slaying of a Sikh separatist leader that sparked a diplomatic spat with India.

Sadiq Khan’s reign in London will continue for another four years, with the mayor defeating Tory Susan Hall to secure a record third term.

The Ukrainian village of Ocheretyne has been battered by Russian forces in the Donetsk region, forcing local residents to flee their homes.

Activists erected an encampment at Trinity College Dublin in protest over the conflict in Gaza and to demand the university divests from Israel.

Fewer Germans are getting married and having children, but the population continues to soar thanks to immigration.

The organizers of the Eurovision Song Contest reiterated that Palestinian flags are not permitted at the event.

A Norwegian citizen born in Oslo to Pakistan immigrants, Bhatti was a leading figure in radical Islamic circles in Norway for years.

French police removed dozens of students from a building at the elite Paris Institute of Political Studies, known as Sciences Po.

Tories get a drubbing, losing seats in a reminder that voters do notice when self-professed conservatives deliver left wing policies.

The British Empire and other European colonial powers did not enrich themselves through slavery and colonialism, a report asserted.

The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs debuted a “spokeswoman” named “Victoria Shi,” a digital character created by artificial intelligence.

With just two weeks to go before this year’s Cannes Film Festival in France, festival workers are reportedly planning to protest and strike in a move that threatens to upstage celebrity red carpet events and the premieres of several highly anticipated movies.

Open borders advocates on the streets and in the government have stepped up efforts to derail plans to remove illegal migrants from the UK.

WNBA star Brittney Griner says that during the early days of her Russian imprisonment, she felt like taking her own life.

Hard-left activists claim responsibility for arson attack against Amazon trucks, promises an “exciting week of action against Tesla” to come.

French President Emmanuel Macron restated a previous commitment of making troops available for Ukraine, using an interview published Thursday to detail the issue would “legitimately” arise if Russia broke through Ukrainian front lines and Kyiv made such a request.

The VFX house DNEG, which worked on the acclaimed blockbusters Dune and Oppenheimer, will be reportedly laying off hundreds.

Voters decide who will run many aspects of their daily lives, such as garbage collection, the state of the roads and local policing.

Police charged man with murder after a sword attack in that killed a teenage boy and injured several others, including police officers. 

A convicted sex offender is asking the Norwegian Supreme Court to declare that social media access is a human right.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is facing a leftist revolt after she suggested partnering with the conservatives such as Italian PM Giorgia Meloni.

Joe Biden’s immigration policies are similar to the European Union’s policies, which have led to immigration crises across Western Europe.

PICTURES: Initial investigation suggests an act of arson, and witnesses claim ‘several masked perpetrators’ seen nearly.

The leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, Pierre Poilievre, was removed from question period at the Parliament’s House of Commons on Tuesday after condemning radical leftist Justin Trudeau, branding his policies “wacko” and refusing to withdraw the insult.

Pro-Palestinian activists blockaded the entrance to a UK government department building to protest against military support for Israel.

A British police officer is facing terror charges for showing support for Hamas on WhatsApp, a police watchdog said Wednesday.

The first “illegal migrants” to be deported to Rwanda have been detained, but thousands have already slipped through the net or gone missing.

Actor Daniel Radcliffe has directly responded to Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling’s stance about transgender radicalism. 

King Charles III returned to public duties on Tuesday, visiting a cancer treatment charity and beginning his carefully managed comeback.

Socialist Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has refused to step down amid allegations of corruption against his wife.

Dozens of Ukrainians attempting to escape being forced into the military have died, the national border guard reveals.

Acclaimed actor Brian Cox, who played Logan Roy on the critical darling HBO series Succession, bashed religion in an interview saying it has led to “all kinds of horror” while calling the Holy Bible “one of the worst books ever written.”

A mob of angry students attacked German Ambassador to the Palestinian Authority Oliver Owcza at Birzeit University in the West Bank.

European regulators have launched an investigation into Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta, escalating pressure on the tech giant to bolster its safeguards against misinformation and foreign interference on Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp ahead of pivotal EU elections.

Inspired by student leftists in the U.S., pro-Palestinian activists spread blockades of French universities across the country on Tuesday.

Five people were killed and dozens injured in a missile strike on Ukraine’s third city, Odesa, with an ornate seafront building burnt out.