Spain's coalition government approved housing reforms following protests over the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her Madrid home, including a ban on evictions until 2030. The measures, which include restrictions on short-term rentals and a ban on vulture funds, are set to address the country's housing crisis.
Spain's government has banned evictions until 2030 following nationwide protests over the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her Madrid home. The ban, part of a broader housing package, aims to address the country's deepening housing crisis. The measures, approved by the coalition government, include automatic renewal of tenant contracts and restrictions on investment firms purchasing housing.
Over 100 Israeli settlers attacked a West Bank village as a Palestinian family returned to their homes, blocking their path and setting their properties on fire. The incident highlights ongoing violence and the Israeli military's struggle to control settler aggression.
Spain's coalition government has approved a ban on evictions of vulnerable tenants until 2030, following widespread protests sparked by the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her Madrid home. The measures, including automatic renewal of tenant contracts and restrictions on vulture funds, are set for parliamentary approval despite the government's lack of majority.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced plans to explore Britain's long-term relationship with the EU, challenging the legacy of Brexit. He argues that the 2016 referendum has led to economic instability and reduced control over immigration, with a potential shift towards closer ties with the bloc. The move comes as the UK faces growth challenges and rising borrowing costs.
Estonian officials have attributed an arson attack on a defense company supplying Ukraine to Russia. The attack, which occurred in August, was linked to Russian special services according to Estonian authorities. The incident has raised concerns about Russia's broader campaign of sabotage across Europe.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges to overhaul Britain's economy and rekindle ties with the EU, aiming to shift from 'politics as usual' to a new path of growth. His speech at the Labour Party conference highlights plans for social care reform, public utilities, and closer EU relations, signaling a departure from past policies.
Trump hinted at selling arms to China during a conversation with Chinese President Xi, raising concerns about U.S. policy toward Taiwan and potential military implications. The potential sale could disrupt decades of U.S. policy and expose American technology to a rival nation.
Spain's coalition government has approved measures including a ban on evictions until 2030 following the eviction of an 87-year-old woman, sparking widespread protests. The measures will be split into two decrees to be voted on in parliament, with the first likely to pass but the second facing opposition.
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna confirmed Russia ordered an August arson attack on Milrem Robotics, a drone manufacturer used by Ukraine. The attack, which damaged a building in Tallinn, is part of a broader Russian campaign to intimidate Estonia and weaken support for Ukraine.
Five men arrested near a U.S. airbase in England were released on bail as investigators probe potential foreign involvement in a suspected explosives plot. The incident, which occurred near the Royal Air Force Fairford base, has raised concerns about security at a facility used by U.S. forces in the Middle East.
Spain's coalition government agreed to ban evictions until 2030 as part of measures to address the housing crisis, following the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal. The government also plans to ban vulture funds from the housing market and extend lease contracts.
Spain's government approved measures including a ban on evictions until 2030 following nationwide protests sparked by the eviction of an 87-year-old pensioner from her home of 70 years.
Estonia accuses Russia of orchestrating an arson attack on a defense company in Tallinn, which supplies Ukraine with military drones. The attack, which occurred on August 15, was confirmed by Estonian authorities as an act of sabotage by Russian special services.
Spain's coalition government has approved new housing measures following protests over the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her home in Madrid, including a ban on evictions until 2030.
Five men arrested near a UK airbase used by US bombers were released on bail as investigators probe links to Iran, sparking debate over the role of foreign actors in the incident.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a secret meeting with UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, weeks after a media report claimed the UAE leader warned Netanyahu about a Hamas attack.
Estonia confirmed Russia ordered an August arson attack on its defense firm Milrem Robotics, a key supplier of unmanned vehicles to Ukraine. The fire, which broke out in Tallinn’s Lasnamae district, was linked to Russian security services, with three suspects arrested in Latvia and handed over to Estonian authorities.
Trump reportedly asked Chinese President Xi if he would buy U.S. arms during a conversation with ambassador David Perdue, raising concerns about U.S. policy toward China and Taiwan. The potential sale could disrupt decades of U.S. policy and expose U.S. technology to a potential adversary. Perdue did not specify when the offer was made but said Trump has sold Taiwan plenty of weapons.
Senate passes bipartisan Protect College Sports Act, 77-22, to regulate college sports payments and transfers. Bill aims to end chaos in industry reshaped by athlete payments and unrestricted transfers.
President Trump is under scrutiny after an American ambassador claimed he offered to sell weapons to China during a meeting with President Xi Jinping, though the White House denied the claim. The U.S. has no plans to sell arms to China, and the state department confirmed there is no offer or plan to do so. The incident highlights tensions in U.S.-China relations and raises questions about Trump's approach to Taiwan and arms sales.
An 87-year-old Spanish pensioner, Maricarmen Abascal, has agreed to return to her home in Madrid after a deal with her landlord's company, according to her lawyer. The eviction, which sparked nationwide protests, has led to calls for housing reform in Spain.
The U.S. and China agreed to reduce tariffs on $60 billion in goods, including $30 billion in non-sensitive items, following a summit between President Trump and President Xi Jinping. The agreement aims to improve market access for U.S. exports to China and reduce costs for American consumers.
Russian drone strikes hit Kyiv on Sept 28, killing one and injuring 24, as Moscow's bombardment of the Ukrainian capital continues. The National Academy of Sciences building was set ablaze, with a key figure among the injured.