The EU demanded accountability after masked settlers attacked a delegation supporting Palestinian olive growers in the occupied West Bank. The assault followed an attack that left American photojournalist Heidi Levine with broken ribs and a hand injury requiring surgery.
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A drone attack set fire to two St Petersburg oil facilities and killed at least one person. Ukraine reported two deaths from Russian strikes as the two sides disputed a proposed energy ceasefire.
Zelenskyy says speed limits on satellite connections are hampering Ukraine’s drone defenses. Rubio denies a U.S.-ordered slowdown and says Ukraine’s request for military-grade Starshield access remains under discussion.
More than 1,200 people were arrested after protests over school conditions and living costs turned violent across France. Fires, looting and clashes left 150 police officers injured, according to the prime minister.
Canada’s defense minister confirmed fatalities and injuries in an incident at CFB Wainwright in Alberta, where a fire spread beyond the base’s fence. Authorities have not released casualty figures or established what caused the incident or the fire.
Police used rubber bullets during a fifth day of clashes with anti-government protesters in Albania’s capital. Students have joined calls for Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign over grievances including education, jobs and alleged corruption.
Israeli police are investigating an attack on European diplomats near a West Bank village. Belgium says its consular vehicle was damaged and a French mayor was assaulted; Netanyahu’s office says the footage does not establish who was responsible.
Trump has paused sanctions against Russia that were due to take effect within days, prompting criticism from both U.S. parties and Ukraine. The decision came as Russia struck Ukrainian energy sites and both countries reported deaths from overnight attacks.