Madrid protesters decry rising rents and housing shortage
Thousands of people marched through Spain’s capital, Madrid, on Sunday, protesting soaring rents, high home prices and a growing housing shortage….
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Why are Europe’s biggest defense projects in trouble?
Europe wanted to build a joint next-generation fighter jet. Instead, the bloc’s biggest defense project may now produce two separate warplanes. Airbus, which…
Uproar over Sudeten German gathering in Brno
The annual Sudetendeutscher Tag, a meeting of ethnic Germans expelled from Czechoslovakia after the World War II and their descendants,…
Can the Quad stay relevant to boost Indo-Pacific security?
Foreign ministers from the US, India, Japan and Australia — the four nations that make up the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue,…
1.5 million join Hajj pilgrimage despite war
This year is the first time that Saudi Arabia has chosen to go ahead with the annual Hajj pilgrimage while…
1.5 million join Hajj pilgrimage despite war
This year is the first time that Saudi Arabia has chosen to go ahead with the annual Hajj pilgrimage while…
In Iran, internet access becomes a luxury for the few
Iran’s National Security Council recently approved a plan to grant certain groups paid internet access, albeit with a daily usage…
EU ambitions and Serbian ties
On May 21, Montenegro will mark two decades since the historic referendum that paved the way for its secession from its state…
Rising Cuba-US tensions amid talk of drones, emergency plans
“This is a joke. If we’re living hand-to-mouth, how can we save food for the war?” wrote a Cuban social media…
Hungary’s new Prime Minister Magyar seeks to fix Poland ties
Peter Magyar’s center-right Tisza Party won the parliamentary election in Hungary on April 12, 2026 — and Polish liberals were thrilled….