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Local Political Turmoil in Pelkosenniemi, Finland
Politicsyle-uutiset1d ago

Local Political Turmoil in Pelkosenniemi, Finland

Political unrest continues in the municipality of Pelkosenniemi, Finland, where some decisions were left unmade due to insufficient attendees. The municipal board is set to cancel and restart co-determination negotiations, with a temporary committee to investigate leadership confidence to be decided next week.

Five Serbs Arrested in Kosovo for 1998 War Crimes
Politicsdanas1d ago

Five Serbs Arrested in Kosovo for 1998 War Crimes

Five Serbs from Suvo Grlo in Srbica municipality were arrested by Kosovo Special Police units, accused by the Kosovo Special Prosecutor's Office of murdering six Albanian civilians in the village between May and June 1998, sparking fear and reactions from the Raška-Prizren Diocese.

Greek Court of Appeals Upholds Golden Dawn as Criminal Organization
PoliticsBBCekathimerinidnevnik-bg+6iefimeridanaftemporikirfi-englishnewsbeastavgiprotothema-en51m ago9 sources

Greek Court of Appeals Upholds Golden Dawn as Criminal Organization

The Greek Court of Appeals has unanimously upheld the initial verdict, confirming that the far-right Golden Dawn party is a criminal organization and finding all 42 defendants, including Nikos Michaloliakos and Ilias Kasidiaris, guilty.

Poland Had Prior Knowledge of US Attack on Iran
Worldrzeczpospolita53m ago

Poland Had Prior Knowledge of US Attack on Iran

Both the Polish government and presidential representatives confirm that Poland was informed about a possible US and Israeli attack on Iran, with Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz detailing who knew about the exact timing.

Data Released on Serbian Education System in Kosovo
Politicsdanas1h ago

Data Released on Serbian Education System in Kosovo

Dragiša Mijačić, Coordinator of the National Convention on the EU for Chapter 35, published data on the number of children, pupils, students, and teaching staff within the Republic of Serbia's education system in Kosovo, indicating over 21,000 individuals attend.

Greek Parliament Continues Debate on Expatriate Hellenism Bill
Politicsnewsbeast6h ago

Greek Parliament Continues Debate on Expatriate Hellenism Bill

The discussion of the Ministry of Interior's bill on 'Defining the electoral district of Expatriate Hellenism – Facilitating the exercise of electoral rights' continues for a second day in the Greek Parliament, with statements from Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and political leaders expected.

German Intelligence: Russia Downplays War Costs
Worlddie-presse6h ago

German Intelligence: Russia Downplays War Costs

According to German intelligence, Russia is downplaying the economic consequences of its war against Ukraine, with the actual state of its economy and budget being significantly worse than officially reported.

Seoul shares crash over 12 pct on Middle East conflict fears; won sharply down
WorldKorea Herald7h ago

Seoul shares crash over 12 pct on Middle East conflict fears; won sharply down

Seoul shares plunged over 12 percent Wednesday to close below the 5,100-point mark amid growing concerns over the economic fallout from the Middle East conflict. The Korean won fell sharply against the U.S. dollar. The Korea Composite Stock Price Index extended its losses, tumbling 698.37 points, or 12.06 percent, to close at 5,093.54, following a plunge of over 7.24 percent the previous session. The Korea Exchange triggered circuit breakers shortly after the KOSPI fell more than 8 percent amid

Middle East conflict: why is Israel attacking Lebanon? | The Latest
PoliticsThe Guardiandelfi-lthotnews+2jerusalem-postarab-news19h ago5 sources

Middle East conflict: why is Israel attacking Lebanon? | The Latest

Israel has deployed soldiers on the ground in southern Lebanon and is carrying out heavy airstrikes in the country as conflict in the Middle East continues to spread. It comes after the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah launched missiles and drones toward Israel in retaliation for the killing of Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei. Nosheen Iqbal speaks to the Beirut-based journalist Will Christou. Continue reading...

‘Any threat against Cyprus is unacceptable’
WorldBBCel-mundodigi24+2cyprus-mailmkd-mk23h ago5 sources

‘Any threat against Cyprus is unacceptable’

Any threat against Cyprus is unacceptable, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Tuesday during a meeting with his country’s leader of the opposition Nikos Androulakis. “Any threat against the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the European Union, is unacceptable in principle. Greek diplomacy and the upgraded Greek armed forces are placed at […]

30.000 manns á vergangi í Líbanon
Worldmorgunbladid1d ago

30.000 manns á vergangi í Líbanon

Að minnsta kosti 30.000 manns hafa hrakist frá heimilum sínum í Líbanon vegna harðnandi átaka í Mið-Austurlöndum, að sögn Sameinuðu þjóðanna.

Arrests in Kosovo Spark Fear and Reactions
Politicsdanas1d ago

Arrests in Kosovo Spark Fear and Reactions

The arrest of five Serbs in Suvo Grlo, Kosovo, on charges related to the killing of Albanian civilians in 1998, has caused fear in the village and prompted reactions from the Raška-Prizren Diocese.