Two of the five street violence suspects from Moldova are also under investigation for alleged unauthorized residence in Germany.
Washington warned of possible countermeasures against European companies, including Accenture, Capgemini, DHL, Mistral, SAP, and Spotify.
Authorities say “Globalise the Intifada” crosses a line between free speech and incitement—critics say the decision has come too late.
The change will take effect in 2026 and comes as the country prepares for parliamentary elections.
President Vučić is considering pursuing criminal complaints against protesters and officials involved in halting the luxury development.
Several boats carrying over 400 people have set out from France, with some already reaching UK territory.
Washington has linked progress on technology collaboration to wider trade negotiations.
The White House justifies its latest entry restrictions, both citing security concerns and the difficulty verifying documents from regions with active extremist groups.
Authorities say only a limited number of sensitive files were taken, despite hackers claiming access to millions of police records.
Germans can expect 541 more Afghans to arrive by the end of 2025, thanks to government-organized programs.
The proposals would push Ireland beyond the EU’s baseline AI law, including switching off recommendation systems by default and creating a national AI authority by 2026.
Oil markets reacted immediately to Washington’s announcement, with the price of crude climbing, as traders weighed up the risk of losing a potential million barrels a day from the global supply chain.
