“The idea of total disarmament is unacceptable,” a surviving top Hamas leader told Al Jazeera.
The European political establishment has only grown more explicit in its contempt for voters.
Federal underfunding of a support centre leaves psychologists overwhelmed—reports on offenders are now taking months to complete and potentially affecting court decisions.
The leak comes as Warsaw and Washington intensify contacts on the future of their strategic cooperation.
The German Chancellor warned that forcing Ukraine into a peace its people cannot accept would be a grave mistake.
The agency’s critics say years of mismanagement opened the door to extremist influence.
Portsmouth City Council punishes residents preparing for Christmas—by policing festive wreaths.
Brussels has been criticised for apparently issuing an “unprecedented threat” to an EU founding member.
Citing “the will of the people,” Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov announced his cabinet’s resignation, saying that the wave of civic energy should be “supported and encouraged.”
Salzgitter is introducing mandatory community service for asylum seekers, aiming to boost integration and reduce the financial burden on the city.
EU finance ministers weigh rival bids from Greece and Belgium as concerns grow over the risks of tapping Russian assets for Ukraine.
Kyiv coordinated with European allies before sending its reply, even as Russia launched record drone strikes that disrupted Moscow airports and Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
