Europe
Polish prime minister calls dispute with president ‘deadly serious’
'President Nawrocki has once again identified the West as the main threat to Poland,' Donald Tusk says as tensions between premier's pro-European Civic Platform party and president's nationalist, socially conservative Law and Justice party deepen
Polish prime minister calls dispute with president ‘deadly serious’
'President Nawrocki has once again identified the West as the main threat to Poland,' Donald Tusk says as tensions between premier's pro-European Civic Platform party and president's nationalist, socially conservative Law and Justice party deepen
Protesters in Stockholm denounce Israel's continued attacks on Gaza despite ceasefire
Demonstrators accuse Israel of violating ceasefire and call on Sweden to end arms exports
UK to introduce voluntary military gap year for young people
Scheme aims to boost recruitment, build life skills, prepare young people for future security threats amid warnings UK is not ready for war
Foreign doctors deterred from UK by racism, anti-migrant rhetoric, says medical leader
NHS risks losing 'a critical mass' of staff as overseas doctors and nurses are deterred by rising racism, says Academy of Medical Royal Colleges chair
Spain calls situation in Sudan ‘unsustainable,’ urges ceasefire
Conflict has been marked by ‘continuous and serious violations of human rights,’ says Spanish foreign minister
France says Syria mosque blast ‘aimed at destabilizing’ country, ‘transitional authorities’
Paris denounces attacks seeking to ‘spread terror and undermine ongoing efforts’ to establish peace and stability within a ‘unified and pluralistic Syria,’ says Foreign Ministry
