Zelensky said he would “speak in greater detail next week” about evidence gathered by intelligence agencies.

Authorities in the capital launched the largest narcotics operation in Turkey’s history.

CDU politician supported the decision, citing that “our capacities to integrate so many people into our society are exhausted.”

As a reflection of its strict immigration policies, Hungary saw fewer asylum seekers than even Liechtenstein.

More than 170,000 Syrian refugees have left Turkey and returned to their home country.

The Baltic country is the only EU member state without diplomatic relations with the Asian giant.

The move is expected to make deportations easier and cut the number of asylum applications.

“No one in Vienna should base their lifestyle on fundamentalist interpretations of religious texts that are hostile to women, minorities, the state, or democracy,” city councilor Bettina Emmerling said.

“Let’s stop saying that the migration pact is an invitation for migrants,” interior minister said.

Traditional passports will be replaced by registering travelers digitally along with their fingerprints, photo, and passport details.

President Zelensky remains optimistic about continued support from the West.

The man was deemed “impressionable” and lacking “introspective skills” by the Belgian court.