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Russian drone strikes targeted Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, adding to the ongoing pattern of aerial attacks on Ukrainian cities. The strikes drew attention as the war continues to drive global concern over civilian safety and energy infrastructure. Reactions online reflect continued alarm at the escalating pace of attacks on Ukraine.
- 2Hundreds march in Milan for Palestine and housing rights●« … hundreds march through Milan, Italy, in support of Palestine and housing rights, chanting against forced evictions,
Hundreds of people marched through Milan, Italy, in support of Palestine and housing rights. Demonstrators chanted against forced evictions, war and genocide, and called for a ceasefire in Gaza. The protest linked the Palestinian cause with local housing struggles, a combination that has become common at European pro-Palestine demonstrations.
- 3European cities look for ways to expand affordable housing▼European cities seek ways of boosting affordable housing
European cities are searching for new measures to increase the supply of affordable housing, as rising rents and limited construction put pressure on residents. The debate focuses on how local governments can finance and build more homes that ordinary workers can afford, a challenge shared across the continent.
- 4European cities search for answers on affordable housing▼European cities seek ways of boosting affordable housing. In many major urban centres of Europe, the housing shortage ha
Major European cities are grappling with a housing shortage that has grown into an explosive social issue. Deutsche Welle examines various models being adopted across the continent to expand affordable housing, from rent controls to public construction schemes. The debate over how to make urban living affordable is intensifying as pressure mounts on policymakers.
- 5Drone strikes public school in Kyiv, Ukraine calls it war crime●⛔️🇺🇦Another Russian war crime: Russian terrorists attack another public school in Kyiv with a drone (PHOTOS, more) https
A Russian drone struck a public school in Kyiv, according to Ukrainian reports describing the attack as another war crime against civilian infrastructure. Photos of the damage circulated online, with calls for accountability at the ICC in The Hague and reactions from European institutions in Brussels. The strike adds to ongoing concerns over escalating attacks on Ukrainian cities.
- 6LaLiga chief Tebas criticises Man City over alleged rule breaches●LaLiga chief Javier Tebas criticises Man City's alleged rule breaches: 'Equal rules for all'
LaLiga president Javier Tebas has publicly criticised Manchester City over their alleged breaches of financial rules, saying there must be "equal rules for all" clubs. Tebas, a longtime advocate for stricter financial regulation in European football, repeated his call that Manchester City should face consequences like other clubs have. His comments add to ongoing scrutiny of the club's financial conduct across European football.
- 7Israel revokes credentials of Dutch diplomats in Ramallah●FM Gideon Sa'ar revokes credentials of Dutch diplomats operating in Ramallah
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar has revoked the credentials of Dutch diplomats operating in Ramallah, a move affecting the Netherlands' diplomatic presence in the Palestinian city. No further details have been reported on the number of diplomats involved or the reasons behind the decision, but the step is likely to strain relations between Israel and the Netherlands amid ongoing tensions over the war in Gaza.
- 8Tesla FSD sped in most Brussels 30 km/h zones ahead of EU vote●Tesla 'FSD' sped in 55% of Brussels 30 km/h zones ahead of EU vote
Testing of Tesla's Full Self-Driving system in Brussels found it exceeded the 30 km/h speed limit in 55% of the city's zones. The findings are drawing attention just ahead of a European Union vote, with critics arguing the results undermine trust in Tesla's driver-assistance claims and could influence how EU lawmakers approach rules for automated driving systems.
- 9Tebas demands equal rules amid Man City verdict reports●Tebas: 'equal rules for all' essential amid Man City verdict reports
La Liga president Javier Tebas said 'equal rules for all' is essential as reports circulate about a verdict in the disciplinary case involving Manchester City. His comments underline calls that clubs be treated the same regardless of size or wealth, a theme he has repeatedly raised in disputes over state-backed ownership and financial regulation in European football.
- 10Munich chosen as Germany's 2036 Olympics bid city●Munich was on Saturday selected ahead of the Cologne/Rhine-Ruhr region as part of a German national bid to host the 2036
Munich was selected on Saturday ahead of the Cologne/Rhine-Ruhr region as the German candidate city in a national bid to host the Summer Olympic Games in 2036, 2040 or 2044. It would be a return of the Olympics to Munich, which hosted the 1972 Summer Games. Cologne/Rhine-Ruhr lost out in the domestic selection, with a final international decision still to come.
- 11Kiel and the Netherlands move toward Linux as KDE unveils AI desktop●Linux-News: Kiel & Niederlande setzen auf Linux, KDE KI-Desktop & F-Droid 2.0 https:// clip.place/w/n7qfRm5B6aHXVmTkW MP
A Linux news roundup reports that the German city of Kiel and the Dutch government are switching to Linux, alongside news of a KDE desktop with AI features and the release of F-Droid 2.0. The items highlight a growing push by European public institutions to move away from proprietary operating systems toward open-source software.
- 12NCRI Supporters Rally at UN General Assembly and Across Europe▼Weekly Report: NCRI Supporters Mobilize at UN General Assembly and Across Europe
The National Council of Resistance of Iran says its supporters mobilized during the UN General Assembly in New York and held demonstrations across several European cities, as part of its ongoing campaign against the Iranian government. The group frames the rallies as showing international backing for its opposition movement.
- 13Fear of homophobia shapes how queer people navigate Brussels●How fear of homophobia changes the way queer people move through Brussels
A report from The Brussels Times examines how fear of homophobia influences the everyday movements of queer people in Brussels, from choosing which streets and neighbourhoods to walk through to adjusting behaviour around public transport and nightlife. The piece highlights that safety concerns remain part of daily life for LGBT people in the Belgian capital, prompting discussion about public space, inclusion and city policy.
- 14Warsaw's Młociny District Opens Public Biodiversity Inventory●Warsaw’s Młociny district opens a public inventory of urban biodiversity
Warsaw's Młociny district has opened a public inventory of urban biodiversity, documenting plant and animal life in the area. The initiative makes records of local species accessible to residents, reflecting a broader push by European cities to map and protect green spaces within urban environments.