Kim Kardashian, the reality television star and business entrepreneur, testified in a Paris court regarding the armed robbery she experienced in 2016.

Kardashian described the incident as the most terrifying experience of her life, during which she was tied up and threatened at gunpoint by masked assailants who subsequently stole millions of dollars worth of jewelry.

This emotional testimony is part of an ongoing trial involving suspects linked to the high-profile heist, drawing significant media attention.

In Denmark, the government has approved a policy change to raise the retirement age to 70, making it the highest in Europe.

The parliamentary vote has sparked public outcry and protests nationwide.

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen defended the decision, highlighting that demographic changes and economic sustainability were driving factors behind the reform.

Spain’s government has announced the introduction of a 100% tax on holiday homes owned by foreigners, a measure aimed at curbing housing shortages and protecting local communities.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez emphasized that the tax is intended to ensure access to housing for Spanish citizens.

However, critics of the policy express concerns that it may adversely affect the tourism and property sectors.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is facing scrutiny after choosing to miss a crucial Commons debate on Sir Keir Starmer’s proposed reset of EU policy while he is reportedly on holiday.

Farage, known for his outspoken criticism of EU alignment, has drawn attention to his absence amid discussions about his leadership priorities.

In the UK, authorities have intercepted ultra-small Chinese mobile phones being smuggled into prisons, linked to organized crime activities including orchestrating killings from within jail facilities.

These tiny devices have raised significant security concerns, as their size aids in evading detection.

An alarming case in Italy has emerged involving a pizza chef arrested on charges of murder and cannibalism.

The suspect allegedly killed a man, dismembered the body, and attempted to cook the remains in a pizza oven before being apprehended by police.

Law enforcement is carrying out forensic investigations as the chef remains in custody.

Populist political parties across Europe faced challenges in recent elections, with hard-right factions experiencing significant setbacks as centrist groups regained influence.

This shift appears to reflect a reaction against populist narratives, although analysts have noted that right-wing parties still hold considerable sway in certain regions despite overall voter turnout being steady.

In Ukraine, Russian military forces are reportedly deploying motorcycle squads to engage in rapid assaults amidst rising casualties.

These tactics, utilized for their speed and agility, are attracting scrutiny regarding their effectiveness given the increasing vulnerability of these units to Ukrainian defenses.

Tensions among European leaders have intensified following Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's criticism of French President Emmanuel Macron for excluding her from a phone call with former U.S. President Donald Trump.

Meloni's remarks underline the challenges of maintaining unity within the European leadership amidst perceived egotism.

In Romania, far-right presidential candidate George Simion has publicly condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin as a war criminal, distancing himself from previous sympathies toward the Kremlin.

This statement marks a notable shift in his political stance as he aims to reshape his image ahead of upcoming elections.