News in brief
Tens of thousands of demonstrators filled the streets of Ankara on Sunday to denounce what they describe as an escalating legal assault on Turkey’s main opposition party. The protest came ahead of a crucial court ruling that could determine the future of the Republican People’s Party (CHP)......
The Vuelta a España ended in dramatic fashion on Sunday after the final stage in Madrid was cancelled due to large-scale pro-Palestinian protests. Organisers declared Jonas Vingegaard the overall winner, securing the Danish rider his third Grand Tour title. The stage was abandoned with more than......
Europe’s violent summer of extreme weather has inflicted short-term economic losses of at least €43 billion, according to a new analysis by economists from the University of Mannheim and the European Central Bank. The figure, equivalent to 0.26% of the EU’s economic output in 2024, is......
Romania has condemned the recent intrusion of a Russian drone into its airspace during an attack on neighboring Ukraine, calling Moscow’s actions a “new challenge” for Black Sea security. The announcement comes just days after a dramatic incursion of Russian drones over Poland. In......
Germany’s far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) is projected to make strong advances in local elections in North Rhine-Westphalia, the country’s most populous state. The vote marks the first major electoral test for Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who took office just four months ago. Home......
Sébastien Lecornu’s nomination as France’s new prime minister has not sparked enthusiasm among the public, according to two separate polls released on Sunday. The surveys reveal that a majority of French citizens remain doubtful about his ability to lead, reflecting both a lack of......
The UK Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling, declaring that describing a man as “bald” can constitute sexual harassment in the workplace. The case involved Tony Finn, a 64-year-old electrician who worked for a British company for 24 years before being dismissed in 2021. Finn reported......
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed his “admiration” on Sunday for the pro-Palestinian demonstrations that have repeatedly disrupted the Vuelta a España cycling race. The three-week event, which concludes in Madrid under tight security, has faced near-daily protests......
Morocco has officially adopted Law No. 03-23, which amends and supplements the criminal procedure code, published in the Official Bulletin on September 8, 2025. The Ministry of Justice describes this reform as a major step toward strengthening the rule of law, modernizing the judiciary, and boosting......
Albania has made history by appointing Diella, the world’s first minister generated entirely by artificial intelligence. Diella’s main role is to oversee public procurement processes, aiming to reduce corruption and ensure full transparency. Unlike traditional ministers, Diella has no physical......
A Ukrainian drone struck one of Russia’s largest oil refineries on Saturday, causing a fire and minor damage, Russian authorities reported. The incident occurred at Bashneft’s Ufa facility, located about 870 miles (1,400 km) from the Ukrainian frontline. Videos circulating on social media......
Romania has become the latest NATO member to report a Russian drone entering its airspace, while Poland scrambled jets in response to new drone strikes near its border in Ukraine. According to Romania’s defense ministry, the drone crossed into Romanian airspace during a Russian attack on Ukrainian......
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death, the United States has witnessed a surge of punitive actions against individuals who publicly criticized the conservative activist. Kirk, CEO and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was fatally shot on a university campus in Utah on September 11, 2025. Laura Sosh-Lightsy,......
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