Italy faces nationwide protests as students and unions demand education funding, lower living costs and an end to Middle East wars. Italy Tightens Security as Students and Unions Launch Nationwide Protests Italy has increased security measures as tens of thousands of students, workers and trade union members joined nationwide demonstrations on Friday, October 30, 2026….
Donald Trump defends Russian sanctions relief as tensions with Volodymyr Zelenskyy deepen over Ukraine peace talks, energy supplies and US policy. Trump Defends Russian Sanctions Relief as Tensions With Zelenskyy Deepen US President Donald Trump has defended his decision to delay sanctions against Russia, arguing that maintaining diplomatic channels with Moscow is necessary to pursue…
Italian police used tear gas and water cannons during cost-of-living protests in Milan and Bologna, with arrests and injuries reported on October 17. Italian Police Clash With Cost-of-Living Protesters in Milan and Bologna Italian police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstrators during cost-of-living protests in Milan and Bologna on Saturday, October 17,…
Trump pauses new Russia sanctions, sparking US political backlash and raising questions over Ukraine support, Russian oil trade and peace talks. Trump Pauses New Russia Sanctions Amid Ukraine War Tensions US President Donald Trump has suspended a sweeping package of sanctions against Russia, despite signing the legislation into law last month. The decision has sparked…
Ukraine signals renewed strikes on Russian oil refineries as tensions rise over the energy ceasefire, US military support, and fuel prices. Ukraine Signals Renewed Attacks on Russian Oil Refineries Russia has accused Ukraine of launching a large-scale drone attack on an oil refinery in Ryazan, approximately 180 kilometres south of Moscow. The reported incident comes…
A Russian attack on two buses in Ukraine’s Kramatorsk kills at least 33 people, as deadly strikes raise fears for civilians near the front line. Russian Attack on Buses in Kramatorsk Kills 33 A Russian attack on two passenger buses in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine, has killed at least 33 people and injured 18 others, according…
France halts police stun grenades as student protests grow over school funding, poor facilities, police brutality and injuries to teenagers. France Halts Stun Grenades as Student Protests Escalate France has temporarily banned police from using stun grenades during student protests following growing concerns over police brutality and the use of force against teenagers. The decision…
Finland halts work at two Google data centre sites over environmental concerns as AI expansion raises questions about forests, energy and permits. Finland Orders Halt on Google Data Centre Projects Finland has ordered a temporary halt to work at two planned Google data centre sites after authorities found that environmental impact assessments may have been…
Russia launches a massive attack on Ukraine, killing two in Kyiv as missile strikes hit residential areas and critical infrastructure. Russia Launches Massive Attack on Ukraine, Two Killed in Kyiv At least two people have been killed in Kyiv after Russia launched a massive overnight missile and air attack across Ukraine, according to Ukrainian officials….
Pedro Sanchez calls Spain’s snap election for November 29 as housing costs rise and opposition parties gain ground in polls. Pedro Sanchez Announces Snap Election in Spain Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced a snap general election for November 29, putting the country on course for a major political contest as anger over the…