Far-right protesters threw bricks at police officers, set vehicles on fire and attacked a mosque in the northwestern town of Southport after the attack which… Weiterlesen »UK: Police clash with violent crowd near site of stabbing attack that killed 3 girls

Das BVerfG verkündete nun offiziell sein Urteil zum neuen Wahlrecht. Kann der Dienst als Schreibkraft in einem KZ Beihilfe zu Mord sein? Am AG Leipzig… Weiterlesen »Die juristische Presseschau vom 31. Juli 2024: Wahlrechtsreform größtenteils verfassungsgemäß / BGH verhandelt zu KZ-Sekretärin / Schlagersängerin und Hitlergrüße

Lebanon is expecting a retaliatory strike from Israel after a missile hit a football field in the town of Majdal Shams in the Israeli-annexed Syrian… Weiterlesen »Flights cancelled to Lebanon as fears of Israel Hezbollah war loom

Spain, Romania and Greece are a few of the countries battling this summer’s extreme temperatures.

Japan opened its Olympic House in Paris with an exhibition highlighting how the previous games in Tokyo had a lasting impact on the ongoing Paris… Weiterlesen »Paris Olympics: Team Japan House unveils exhibition on Tokyo 2020 heritage

Germany’s highest court on Tuesday upheld the central part of an electoral reform designed to downsize the country’s increasingly bloated parliament.

During her first official trip to China, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni signed a three-year plan aimed at fostering a strategic partnership between the two… Weiterlesen »Italy bets on automotive sector to strengthen relationship with China

Tuesday’s best and worst from the Paris Olympics. Simone Biles‘ redemption, Nada Hafez reaches round of 16 seven months pregnant, while a kayak coach gets… Weiterlesen »Paris Olympics: Egyptian fencer reveals she competed while being seven months pregnant