Meghan Says British Royals Worried About Her Son's Skin Color
Duchess Meghan says she received no help when she had suicidal thoughts as a working royal, as Prince Harry says he feels 'let down' by his father
Europe
Swiss Voters Say Yes to Banning Face Coverings in Public
The Swiss government opposed the measure as a 'marginal' issue, with experts estimating that at most a few dozen Muslim women wear full-face coverings in the country of 8.5 million people
Speedy COVID Variants Power Virus Surge Sweeping Europe
Israel fears South African COVID strain spreading beyond control
Jewish School Guards Detain Knife-wielding Man Outside Kosher Store in France
Police suspect assailant was intending to carry out a terrorist attack against Jewish individuals
From Antisemitism to Zoom Prayers, How COVID-19 Affected Europe’s Jewish Communities
Over the past year, the Jewish communities of Germany, Britain, Hungary and Italy all experienced different coronavirus challenges – but there were some familiar old problems too
In Israel Visit, Austrian and Danish Leaders Announce Joint COVID Vaccine Venture
Leaders announce trilateral pact on R&D and production for coronavirus inoculations, as Austria's Kurz says 'we also need to cooperate worldwide'
In First Since Nazi Era, Germany Puts Far-right AfD Party Under Surveillance
'The AfD's destructive politics undermine our democratic institutions and discredit democracy among citizens,' The Central Council of Jews in Germany said
Media Rights Group Files Complaint in Germany Over Khashoggi Killing
Reporters Without Borders complaint identifies five primary suspects, inclding Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and his close adviser
Morocco Freezes Ties With German Embassy Amid Sahara Tension
The move comes amid diplomatic tension since the Trump administration took the unusual move of recognizing Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara
Austria, Denmark Break Ranks With EU to Produce Vaccines With Israel
Chancellor Sebastian Kurz is due to travel to Israel this week with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to see the country's rapid vaccine roll-out up close
Syrian Survivors of Chemical Attacks File Case With French Prosecutors
France's intelligence services concluded that a sarin gas attack near Damascus that killed 1,400 people had been carried out by government forces, which the Syrian regime has denied
Under Pressure From Turkey, Kosovo May Overturn Decision to Open Jerusalem Embassy
After his predecessor's move to establish ties with Israel, Kosovo's PM-designate Albin Kurti reconsiders the embassy's location
Europeans Push Iran Resolution by UN Nuclear Watchdog Despite Warnings by Russia, Tehran
Britain, France and Germany voice 'serious concern' amid Iran's growing nuclear breaches
Hundreds of European Parliamentarians Protest Israel's 'De Facto Annexation'
Lawmakers representing 22 European countries say Israeli policy in the West Bank is 'eliminating the possibility of a two-state solution and entrenching a one-state reality of unequal rights and perpetual conflict'
U.S. 'Disappointed' That Iran Rejected Offer to Renew Nuclear Talks
Senior Western diplomats told the Wall Street Journal Tehran rejected a European-American proposal to hold talks in the coming weeks over its nuclear program
In Germany, a Fight to Preserve the Grave of a Jewish Flying Ace Erased by the Nazis
Two Germans are pressing Berlin to save the grave of decorated World War I pilot Wilhelm Frankl from future destruction by declaring it a ‘grave of honor’ – but the city is refusing
Israel: Greek Tanker Ruled Out as Source of Massive Oil Spill
The Environment Ministry cleared the Miinerva Helen of blame for the worst oil spill in the country’s history following a ‘professional and comprehensive inspection’
Report: Russia Searching for Israeli Spy's Remains in Syria to Return Them to Israel
London-based website Rai al-Youm says that Eli Cohen's body may be returned to Israel as part of a deal if it was found, but there was no indication of what Israel would be giving in exchange
British Schoolgirl Shamima Begum Who Joined Islamic State Cannot Return to U.K., Top Court Says
The 21-year-old, who is being held in a detention camp in Syria, was stripped her of her British citizenship in 2019 on national security grounds
Russia 'Strongly Condemns' U.S. Strikes in Syria, Biden's First Military Action
The Iranian and Syrian foreign ministers also spoke hours after the airstrikes that reportedly killed at least 17. A U.S. official said the move was meant to send a signal to Iran-backed militias in the region