A priest was killed and four others were injured in a stabbing attack at an abbey in Jarosław, Poland. Polish police arrested a male suspect in connection with the attack. The suspect is reported to be a Ukrainian national. Authorities have not yet disclosed a motive for the attack.
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Italy's cabinet ministers have agreed on measures to ban the wearing of burqas and niqabs in schools, alongside proposals to limit the proportion of foreign students in classrooms. The decisions were announced by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who framed the policies as practical steps toward integration rather than division. Meloni described the measures as 'common-sense tools' that she believes will help rather than hinder social cohesion. The moves are part of a broader push by the Meloni government to tighten rules around cultural and religious expression in educational settings.
Pakistan carried out airstrikes hitting 10 targets inside Afghanistan, according to Pakistani authorities. The Taliban government reported that four civilians were killed as a result of the strikes. Pakistan maintained that the operation was strictly focused on identified military objectives. The strikes have heightened tensions between Pakistan and the Taliban-led Afghan government.
American rapper Macklemore has announced a tour titled 'Free Palestine', with the first show scheduled in Dublin next month. The rapper stated that all proceeds from the tour will be donated to organisations supporting Palestinians. The announcement follows a reported fallout between Macklemore and British singer Ed Sheeran. Macklemore has been a vocal advocate for Palestinian rights, and the tour appears to be an extension of that activism.
Greek Prime Minister has urged his UK counterpart to permanently return the Elgin Marbles, ancient sculptures currently housed in the British Museum. The artifacts, originally from the Parthenon in Athens, have long been the subject of a diplomatic dispute between Greece and the United Kingdom. The appeal adds fresh pressure on the UK government to resolve the long-standing repatriation debate. In 2023, Andy Burnham publicly supported returning the sculptures to Greece with no conditions attached.
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