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The diplomatic department added that Lavrov «conveyed a request to express sincere condolences to the families and loved ones of the deceased Qatari citizens and wishes a speedy recovery to the injured»
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani emphasized that Qatar will not become embroiled in «the game of tactics of the Israelis or Hamas»
The injured are in critical condition
Serious concern was articulated regarding Israel’s actions, which risk further destabilising the situation in the Middle East, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani pointed out that Qatar is in a very detailed conversation with the United States government
Internal documents reviewed by The Post reveal, with rare candor, how domestic missions rooted in politics risk damaging Americans’ trust in the military.
The incident has frustrated lawmakers from both parties who have questioned why the administration has not publicly disclosed evidence to back up its claims.
From “Europe must fight” to drones sold as peace, the EU president’s state of the union was heavy on rhetoric Read Full Article at RT.com
Galkacyo (HOL) — Clan militia forces killed Dr. Omar Abdi Dahir, a young doctor working in Galkayo, in a revenge attack on Tuesday night, marking the second doctor to be slain in clan-related violence in the town.
Keir Starmer is facing Labour dissent after defending the peer, despite acknowledging he was 'right' to express regret for an extraordinary birthday message.
Defence Secretary John Healey said he has asked UK Armed Forces «to look at options to bolster Nato's air defence over Poland» after Russian drones were shot down over the eastern European country.
The Prince of Wales, 43, visited a youth organisation in Lambeth, South London, yesterday, while his brother Prince Harry was in Nottingham .
The pivotal WWII base was part of a £50m Conservative plan to house 2,000 migrants - later reduced to 800 - which was scrapped by Labour in 2024 as it didn't provide 'value for money'.
Jordan Moray, 33, from Cwmbach in Aberdare, South Wales, disappeared without a trace on August 2, 2019 - sparking a desperate search by police, loved ones and volunteers to help find him.
Les dirigeants des îles du Pacifique ont appelé mercredi au respect de la souveraineté régionale, lors d'un sommet aux îles Salomon marqué par des accusations d'ingérence visant la Chine, qui cherche à accroître son influence en Océanie.
Des «ruptures» sur le fond comme sur la forme : le nouveau Premier ministre Sébastien Lecornu a lancé un message aux Français et aux oppositions en arrivant à Matignon. Privé de majorité à l’Assemblée, il enchaîne les rencontres politiques pour tenter de former un gouvernement et préparer l’adoption d’un budget.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov has backed the latest French demonstrations and criticized Macron for neglecting his people Read Full Article at RT.com
North–South corridors will anchor Greater Eurasia Read Full Article at RT.com
The executive director of Turning Point USA (TPUSA) was targeted during debate in Utah Read Full Article at RT.com
The top EU diplomat’s “surprise” at the Soviets’ and the Chinese role in WWII shows the ugly incompetence of Western elites Read Full Article at RT.com
The massive demonstrations come amid deepening political and economic turmoil in the country Read Full Article at RT.com
Vladimir Fitin, advisor to the director of the Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, admitted that possible sanctions «will complicate the overall economic situation in Israel»
According to the Hungarian foreign minister, Kiev’s actions are wrong on many levels
«Brussels is doing everything possible to throw out strong leaders and install its puppet governments,» the Hungarian foreign minister said
Russia’s Federal Service for Supervision of Natural Resource Usage established that as a result of the emergency, 8.43 cubic meters of oil spilled into the sea
According to Alexander Stepanov, Europe earlier viewed West Ukraine as a safe place, due to its proximity to Poland and NATO, but now this territory has been subjected to a combined high-precision strike
Surveys show that discrimination based on characteristics such as sex, racial or ethnic origin, religion or belief, disability, age and sexual orientation persists across the European Union (EU). The concept of multiple discrimination recognises that, in their daily lives, people may experience discrimination on more than one of these grounds. It encompasses cases where each type of discrimination can be proven and addressed distinctly (cumulative discrimination) and cases where two or more grounds interact to create a unique form of discrimination that cannot be understood by considering each ground in isolation (intersectional discrimination). Recognising and addressing these forms of multiple discrimination is an important aspect of combating discrimination through legal and policy tools, since victims face exacerbated disadvantages but are afforded uneven protection due to gaps in current legislation. Current national legislation and/or case law on multiple discrimination provides varying degrees of recognition and protection to victims. Most Member States recognise multiple discrimination implicitly, but few have introduced specific provisions. Only two have so far given full recognition in law to intersectional discrimination as distinct from cumulative discrimination. While the Treaties give the EU competence to introduce legislation to combat discrimination, the protection afforded by current EU equality directives remains incomplete. A proposed 'horizontal anti-discrimination directive' that could define the concept of discrimination on multiple grounds has stalled. However, progress has been made with the adoption of the Directive on Pay Transparency, which recognises intersectional discrimination explicitly in relation to sex discrimination in employment. Implementation of this directive will provide a useful testing ground. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
Drawing on previously untapped archival sources, this study explores the European Parliament's positions on the fundamental changes in the Soviet Union between March 1985 and December 1991. The study demonstrates how the European Parliament's initiatives, including relations with Soviet representatives, advanced Parliament's foreign policy goals at the end of the Cold War. These goals included promoting European Community positions through political pressure and informal negotiations, fighting for human rights in the Soviet Union and the countries of the socialist bloc, opposing the occupation of the Baltic States and encouraging democratic changes inside the Soviet Union, particularly the transformation of its parliamentary body. Members of the European Parliament prioritised supporting the democratic transition in Central and Eastern European countries, liberated from communist rule and the collapsing Soviet empire. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs has issued a statement directed at Icelandic citizens currently in Poland.
The former vice president says in a forthcoming book that she regrets not urging Biden to drop out and faulted his White House for a lack of support.
The Ministry of Agriculture has moved to seal long-standing loopholes in the Affordable Fertilizer Program (AIP), unveiling strict new procedures that will make it harder for fraudsters, ghost farmers, and corrupt officials to exploit the system. Minister of Agriculture Sam Kawale says the revamped system is designed not only to get fertilizer to genuine farmers […] The post Kawale Unveils Tough New Fertilizer Access Rules to End AIP Corruption appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
The Pemphero Mphande and Friends Foundation has entered into a two-year partnership with the Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH) Palliative Care Support Trust (PCST), a collaboration expected to expand access to compassionate care for patients with terminal and life-limiting illnesses in Malawi. The partnership, announced on Tuesday, will focus on raising awareness and mobilising financial […] The post Pemphero Mphande Foundation Partners with QECH Palliative Care Trust to Strengthen Malawi’s Health System appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
A video uploaded by the Russian Defense Ministry shows how four Polish-made FlyEye UAVs were destroyed
Nikolay Azarov emphasized that this suspicion explains why NATO remains cautious about attributing the UAVs to any specific country
The decision to recommend Karki for the post of head of the transitional government was made following a five-hour virtual meeting of Gen-Z activists
