The UN had earlier criticised the Nordic country for breaching the human rights of the indigenous people.
In the hopes of de-escalation, European foreign ministers will hold talks today with their Iranian counterpart.
The president called the ruling a “big win.”
The civil war displaced half of the population internally or abroad.
The U.S. vice president’s debut on the progressive-friendly Twitter rival lasted minutes before Bluesky’s systems flagged him as a fake. He wasn’t.
Authorities say the march would violate a law prohibiting LGBT promotion to minors. The city’s liberal mayor insists it will go ahead.
The Israeli foreign minister issued a warning after a barrage of Irani missiles hit the country.
Three people are in serious condition, and two are in moderate condition, Israeli rescue service Magen David Adom said.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tehran would “pay a heavy price.”
A damning report shows grid mismanagement and poor coordination—raising doubts about Spain’s rush to abandon nuclear power.
The former president said Tehran had asked for negotiations—but warned it may be “too late.”
Pedro Sánchez attempted to downplay the scandal as opposition MPs called for his resignation.
