EUROPE MORNING BRIEFING

Israel has called for an end to European diplomacy in Iran this morning. The country urges a firmer approach alongside the US to instigate regime change in Tehran as tensions escalate.

The UAE warns of increased arrests for sharing war-related content online, according to Radha Stirling, a human rights campaigner. As Dubai faces instability from ongoing drone strikes, even private messages may lead to serious legal repercussions. Stay informed and cautious.

In Arcis-Sur-Aube, the mayoral race features candidates Charles Hittler and Antoine Renault-Zielinski. Notably, Zielinski is the far-right contender, a twist in this unusual election. With the vote approaching, both candidates express hopes for dialogue focused on the town and its policies.

Denmark’s military is on high alert, stockpiling blood amid rising tensions with the US over Greenland. In January, Danish troops were sent to the territory while officials prepared for possible confrontation. For further details on Denmark’s strategic measures, read more.

A British reporter, Steven Sweeney, has been hospitalised following an Israeli strike near his press vehicle in southern Lebanon. Alongside cameraman Ali Rida, both are conscious as doctors assess their injuries. RT editor Margarita Simonyan calls for urgent aid for them.

UK gas prices surged over 20% following Israeli airstrikes on Iran’s South Pars gas field, the world’s largest natural gas field. This spike raises concerns for UK households this summer. Experts indicate potential long-term energy price shocks unless the conflict resolves.