Valencia workers and residents demand accountability for October floods
Over 100,000 people marched in Valencia on November 9, demanding accountability from regional authorities following catastrophic floods that left at least 220 people dead
Spain to block Maersk ships bound to Israel after pressure from activists
Mask off Maersk campaign exposes shipping giant’s use of Algeciras Port for transporting military cargo to Israel despite Spain’s stated arms embargo
German “traffic light” coalition falls apart
Chancellor Olaf Scholz has dismissed Finance Minister Christian Lindner following months of internal conflict over budget policies, signaling early elections in Germany
Trump’s return leads to mixed emotions across Europe
As centrist leaders appear concerned and the far-right celebrates after Donald Trump’s re-election, Europe’s left is calling for a new path, independent from US interests and focused on social justice
Israeli attacks persist on northern Gaza’s last hospitals
Hospitals in northern Gaza continue to endure Israeli attacks as Palestinians’ health deteriorates amid rising hunger and infectious disease
Widespread anger in Valencia as survivors of floods grapple with delayed emergency response
Over 200 people were killed in Valencia’s devastating floods, whose effects were exacerbated by a delayed regional emergency response
What a new US presidency might mean for Europe
While a Kamala Harris or Donald Trump presidency would differ in style, the impact on US-Europe relations may ultimately be one of nuance
“No treatment, no pain relief, no escape,” UN says on healthcare in Gaza
Intensified Israeli attacks have devastated hospitals and healthcare in Gaza, with patients left to suffer amid a blockade of medical resources and repeated denials of evacuation permits