The Nordic governments intend to step up their cooperation to return immigrants without legal residence in the region to their countries of origin, ministers from the five countries said in a joint press conference in Copenhagen on Tuesday.
Kremlin claims that Ukraine’s attack against Crimea on Monday failed with all incoming missiles shot down have been contradicted by Kyiv and other commentators.
After Israel shut off communications to Gaza on Friday, the United States pressured the Israeli government to switch them back on, according to a senior U.S. official.
Musa Abu Marzouk, a member of the Hamas political bureau, said in an interview that 'we built tunnels, these tunnels are meant to protect us from the airplanes.' According to him, '75% in Gaza are refugees, it is the responsibility of the UN to protect them' - and Israel's responsibility to provide them with services
Most consist of verbal abuse, online slurs or threats, graffiti, and defacing of Jewish properties, businesses or sites of religious significance. Physical assaults represent a significant proportion.
UN chief Antonio Guterres said he was "dismayed" by reports that two-thirds of people killed in Gaza were women and children. Meanwhile, Yemen's Houthi rebels have pledged to continue attacking Israel. DW has the latest.
3 surface-to-surface missiles launched from Red Sea area, at least one shot down by Arrow long-range air defense system; Houthis say launched 'large number' of ballistic missiles, drones with more to come
IDF says no threat to civilians; Houthi official hints Iran-backed rebels involved in launch of aircraft
Israeli forces are advancing slowly in their ground offensive, according to military experts, in part to leave open the possibility that Hamas terrorists will mediate the hostages' release
Journalists and politicians affiliated with Iran-backed group say former Hamas leader Khaled Mashal's call to open a second front against Israel from Lebanon would not be answered
The victim, who has not been named, was hit by at least one bullet Tuesday, at the height of the rush hour at the Bibliothèque François-Miterrand Metro station in Paris.
Reuters interviewed seven refugee families, as well as four Taliban and Pakistani officials who said Islamabad's threat - and a subsequent rise in state-backed harassment - has torn families apart and pushed even Afghans with valid papers to leave.
Russian soldiers are suspected of killing nine people, including two children, in the town of Volnovakha.
Japan decides to freeze the assets of nine individuals, including members of the Palestinian militant group Hamas, and a related company, imposing sanctions on the organization amid its war against Israel.
The United Kingdom will never let the world forget its urgent need to support Ukraine, despite Russian President Vladimir Putin hoping this will happen. — Ukrinform.