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Bulgaria heads to polls for presidential election amid regional security concerns
Serbia begins voting in snap parliamentary elections
UK urged to impose 'full sanctions and political isolation' of Israel over situation in West Bank
France reportedly asked telecom operators to prepare for social media restrictions: Report
Bulgaria heads to polls for presidential election amid regional security concerns
Serbia begins voting in snap parliamentary elections
UK urged to impose 'full sanctions and political isolation' of Israel over situation in West Bank
France reportedly asked telecom operators to prepare for social media restrictions: Report
Travel disrupted in UK, hundreds of homes left without power as Storm Boelo hits isles
Weather agency urges public to stay indoors 'as much as possible'
Travel disrupted in UK, hundreds of homes left without power as Storm Boelo hits isles
Weather agency urges public to stay indoors 'as much as possible'
Police intervene as youth protests in Barcelona turn violent
Protesters clash with police as demonstrations sweep across Italy
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Thousands rally in Spain in support of pension scheme
Nearly 1,000 arrested across France amid protests, figure expected to rise
More than 500 protesters clash with police in Paris' Porte de Vincennes
Protesters clash with police as demonstrations sweep across Italy
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Thousands rally in Spain in support of pension scheme
Nearly 1,000 arrested across France amid protests, figure expected to rise
More than 500 protesters clash with police in Paris' Porte de Vincennes
Bulgaria's presidential election heads to Nov. 1 runoff
Incumbent President Iliana Yotova leads former Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov in unofficial results as voter turnout remains below 23%
Serbia’s Vucic concedes election defeat as student-backed opposition leads parliamentary vote
Marine Le Pen vows to restore 'rule of law' in France if elected president
More than 100 arrested in riots in Spain’s Barcelona, dozens of shops damaged
Nearly 59,000 homes remain without electricity after storms in France
France arrests 1,314 during nationwide protests on Oct. 24
Serbia’s political leaders cast ballots in snap parliamentary elections
Police clash with protesters in Rome as demonstrators march toward prime minister’s office
Marine Le Pen vows to restore 'rule of law' in France if elected president
More than 100 arrested in riots in Spain’s Barcelona, dozens of shops damaged
Nearly 59,000 homes remain without electricity after storms in France
France arrests 1,314 during nationwide protests on Oct. 24
Serbia’s political leaders cast ballots in snap parliamentary elections
Police clash with protesters in Rome as demonstrators march toward prime minister’s office
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Thousands rally in Spain in support of pension scheme
Demonstrations seen across Europe over range of issues from cost of living to school conditions
24 October 2026
Nearly 1,000 arrested across France amid protests, figure expected to rise
Laurent Nunez says police intervened against groups accused of attacking security forces, damaging property
24 October 2026
More than 500 protesters clash with police in Paris' Porte de Vincennes
Police seek to disperse crowds, arrest those involved in unrest, as march ends
24 October 2026
Protests in Brussels turn tense after peaceful morning gathering, Liege remains calm
Around 300 people gathered in Belgian capital, demonstrators erect barricade as police deploy pepper spray
24 October 2026
Protesters clash with police, nearly 1,000 arrested amid mass protests across France
Far-right group accused of attacking protesters in Nice; 22 injured in Lyon
24 October 2026
French presidential candidate Tondelier denounces ‘normalization’ of racist rhetoric after deadly shooting
Greens leader says racist remarks in television broadcasts, political discourse have become commonplace
24 October 2026
Around 2,000 protesters defy ban in France's Lyon, police use tear gas
Fireworks fired toward security forces as demonstrations over living costs, education conditions continue across France
24 October 2026
Thousands gather in Paris to protest rising living costs, poor teaching conditions
Police step up security following violence during last weekend's demonstrations
24 October 2026
France arrests 135 amid protests, extends curfews in various cities as police use tear gas in Lyon
Authorities ban demonstrations in several cities as police report arrests, security checks and seizures of potentially dangerous items
24 October 2026
Merz accuses Russia of seeking to ‘destabilize’ Germany
Cyberattacks, sabotage and threats to critical infrastructure are endangering European security and democratic freedoms, warns Chancellor Friedrich Merz
24 October 2026
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