Europe politics

Europe politics

Tens of thousands of people sought refuge as border fighting between Thailand and Cambodia entered its third day Saturday, heightening fears of an extended conflict with the total death toll reaching 32.

Niger, under General Abdourahmane Tchiani, experienced a coup that stopped operations of many NGOs, complicating lives of citizens affected by armed conflict.

The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed a desire for more progress in the stalled negotiations regarding the divided island of Cyprus, particularly regarding new border crossings.

"We want to stop the lawlessness that is happening in the judicial system and for it to start working for the people," Albena Simeonova, a 57-year-old teacher, told AFP in Sofia.

Johan Forssell, a Swedish migration minister, faced scrutiny after a family member's ties to violent far-right groups surfaced, raising concerns about parental responsibility and accountability.

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt defends the government’s tougher border controls, citing a need to limit immigration and the resulting increase in police work and overtime.

Russian assaults are intensifying, with record casualties reported as the conflict continues, compounded by Ukraine's struggle to maintain solidarity amidst growing civilian suffering.

Germany's defense ministry reported that a Chinese warship lasered a German surveillance aircraft conducting operations above the Red Sea, marking an unusual occurrence in the region.

"It is unacceptable that radical settlers are hunting down media professionals with impunity. This must not remain without consequences," said Federal Chairman Mika Beuster on Sunday.

Israeli occupation forces demolished almost the entire village of Khallet al-Dabe' in just two and a half hours, leaving the community in ruins.