In First, U.K. F-35 Fighters Fly Missions From Cyprus Over Syria, Iraq in Operation Against ISIS
Britain's defense secretary says the missions flying over the Arab countries are 'a significant step into the future for the U.K.'
Europe
Crater in German Field Apparently Caused by WWII Bomb
Residents reported having heard a loud explosion and felt a blast in the early hours of Sunday
British Minister Held 'Constructive' Talks With Iran on Rising Tensions
Andrew Murrison, British minister for the Middle East, said Iran almost certainly has responsibility for the attacks on two oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman earlier this month
18 Brits Removed From Tel Aviv-London Flight After Passenger Threatens to Blow Up Airplane
An Israeli security team was rushed to Ben-Gurion Airport to question the passengers and canvas the British Airways aircraft, which was deemed safe
Top U.K. Jewish High School Labeled 'Inadequate' Over Gender Segregated Classes
The Manchester high school had been rated as one of the country's best-performing high schools, but now faces being shut down due to 'unlawful segregation'
Philanthropists Donate $4 Million to Secure Malmo's Jewish Community
The Swedish city, home to several hundred Jews, experiences dozens of anti-Semitic incidents annually
American Tourist Attacked in Berlin for Saying He Was Jewish
Amid uptick in anti-Jewish attacks in the city, the 23-year-old man reports that a group harassed him and hit him in the face; local police are investigating the incident
Analysis Boris Johnson Is More Like Netanyahu Than Trump
Not all populist-nationalists are the same — some are cleverer than others
Documentary Explores ‘Adolf Island,’ a British Isle That Housed Concentration Camps
The Smithsonian documentary delves into the World War II history of Alderny, the only British territory conquered by Nazis
Polar Bear Spotted in Russian City, Far From Normal Habitat
Environmentalists say wild animals are suffering from the shrinking hunting environment and the receding ice as the Arctic is getting warmer, and some of them have ventured south in search of food
Russians, Ukrainian to Face Murder Charges Over Downing of Flight MH17
The suspects may be tried in absentia, however, as the Netherlands has said Russia has not cooperated with the investigation and is not expected to hand over anyone charged
45 Jewish Scholars Support Berlin Jewish Museum Director Who Resigned Under Pressure
After sharing a tweet linking to a pro-Israel boycott article, Peter Schäfer faced criticism that the museum was 'completely out of control'
Two Men Wearing Skullcaps Targeted in anti-Semitic Incidents in Germany
The number of anti-Semitic incidents recently reported in Berlin is about 14 percent higher than last year; 2018 saw a total of 1,083 cases
Construction on Mass Graves of Holocaust Victims in Ukraine Provokes Protest
Israel's ambassador to Ukraine pens letter to the mayor of the town that is home to the graves, demanding to abandon the plans to destroy the location that Yad Vashem has toiled to uncover
The Upcoming neo-Nazi Concert in Ukraine That No One Is Talking About
Saturday will see up to 1,500 people attending a gig in Kiev headlined by notorious U.S. neo-Nazi group Blue Eyed Devils. Even an expert on the far-right music scene is shocked how open Fortress Europe is being
WATCH Germany's Merkel Appears Unsteady, Shaking at Ceremony - Says Was Dehydrated
As a military band played their national anthems, the chancellor's whole body visibly shook and she pursed her lips as she tried to contain the situation
Russia to Washington: Drop Middle East Troop Plans or Risk War With Iran
The comments, from Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov to Russian news agencies, followed an announcement from the U.S. to send around 1,000 more troops to the Middle East for defensive purposes
Russia Thwarts U.S. Cyber Attacks on Its Infrastructure, Reports Local News
The Kremlin had said earlier on Monday that a recent New York Times report on U.S. cyber warfare was worrying and showed that a cyber war was, in theory, possible
U.K. to Deploy Royal Marines to the Gulf, Report Says
Iran summons British envoy over tanker attack accusations, state media reports
Major European Nations Weigh Sanctions on Venezuela's Maduro
Almost two years ago, Trump added Maduro to the U.S. sanctions list. Now the U.K., France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands are considering following suit