Arabic media sources report that France is ready to add Hezbollah’s military wing to the European Union’s list of terror organizations. Al-Hayat, a pan-Arab daily based in London, describes a meeting earlier this week between French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius and Secretary of State John Kerry, in which Fabius informed Kerry...

Bulgaria’s interim prime minister Marin Raikov announced today that his government will present new evidence linking Hezbollah to the July 2012 in Burgas, Bulgaria that killed five Israelis and a Bulgarian. Bulgarian government officials announced in February that they had found proof that two of the suspects in the bombing had ties...

Turkey is reiterating warnings and objections — which were already explicitly issued by Ankara last week — against Cypriot moves to leverage the country’s offshore energy reserves as part of Nicosia’s efforts to stave off an economic collapse. Cyprus used its offshore natural gas reserves as a last-ditch guarantee to secure bailout...

Concerned by the increasing extremism of some religious leaders in the remotest parts of the country, Algeria has decided to create a national syndicate of imams. The idea is for a regulated system of mosques to clamp down on extremism and calls to commit acts of terror. The type of...

A Cyprus court has found a confessed Hezbollah member guilty of five terror-related charges, including participation in a criminal organization, acceptance and participation in committing a crime, and money laundering. The conviction of Hossam Taleb Yaacoub marks the second time in two months in which Hezbollah has been formally linked to...

Bulgarian investigators will conduct an experimental reenactment next month of the July 2012 bus bombing in Burgas, Bulgaria that killed five Israeli tourists and a Bulgarian. The country’s officials in February linked the terrorist attack to the Iran-backed terror group Hezbollah,and noted at the time that they would continue gathering evidence to still-unanswered questions...