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London Ambulance Arson Attack Condemned as Antisemitic Hate Crime
Europe
An arson attack in Golders Green, North London, targeted ambulances belonging to a Jewish community service. Authorities are investigating the incident as an antisemitic hate crime, and leaders across the…
Europe
Denmark’s 2026 election marked a troubling shift as anti-Islam rhetoric moved to the political center. Mainstream parties failed to challenge exclusionary narratives, legitimizing them while minority representation remained critically low.…
Europe
As of 27 March 2026, Europe still has only a limited number of clearly named freedom of religion or belief envoys, commissioners or special representatives. Across the European Union, most…
Asia
Fresh Israeli strikes on Iran on Friday have pushed the Middle East war back to the centre of the global news cycle, but for Europe the story is not only…
Economy
The cost of bank failures should primarily be borne by shareholders, creditors and industry-funded safety nets More banks will fall under resolution measures, and industry-funded deposit guarantee funds can be…
Europe
Breaking News! White smoke for Mairead McGuinness. - Human Rights Without Frontiers hails this appointment
Europe
Mairead McGuinness is reportedly set to become the European Union’s next Special Envoy on freedom of religion or belief, ending a politically awkward vacancy that, over the past year, drew…
Economy
European basketball’s biggest story today is not only on the court. Fresh reporting on Tuesday says the EuroLeague and its licensed clubs are now valued at more than €3.2 billion,…
Europe
As Italy embarks on a pivotal two-day referendum on judicial reform, the outcome is poised to significantly impact Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's political standing. With voter turnout reaching unprecedented levels,…
Europe
Slovenia's liberal leader Robert Golob narrowly wins parliamentary elections, offering relief to EU diplomats. Meanwhile, Italy braces for the outcome of a critical referendum on judiciary reforms, seen as a…
