by Admin Feb 19, 2025 European Union member states have reached a new agreement on a new set of sanctions against Russia, reinforcing Brussels’ commitment to increasing pressure on Moscow and supporting Kyiv. This move comes even as the United States-led diplomatic efforts continue to seek an end to the ongoing war in Ukraine. The… Continue reading European Union Approves New Sanctions Package Targeting Russia’s Aluminum and Oil Sectors
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Sweden Open to Sending Troops to Ukraine for Postwar Peacekeeping, Says Foreign Minister
by Admin Feb 17, 2025 Sweden’s Foreign Minister, Maria Malmer Stenergard, stated on Monday that the country is “not ruling out” deploying troops to Ukraine as part of a potential postwar peacekeeping mission. The foreign minister’s remarks follow a similar statement by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who expressed readiness to send British troops to… Continue reading Sweden Open to Sending Troops to Ukraine for Postwar Peacekeeping, Says Foreign Minister
UK Open to Deploying Troops to Ukraine for Postwar Peacekeeping, Says Starmer
by Admin Feb 17, 2025 British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has offered his readiness to send British troops to Ukraine as part of a postwar peacekeeping mission, emphasizing that European nations should not be excluded from discussions on ending the conflict. In a statement on Sunday, the Prime Minister acknowledged the consequence of deploying British… Continue reading UK Open to Deploying Troops to Ukraine for Postwar Peacekeeping, Says Starmer
Italian Police Arrest 130 in Major Crackdown on Sicilian Mafia
by Admin Feb 15, 2025 Italian authorities detained 130 individuals on Feb. 11 as part of a large-scale operation targeting the Sicilian mafia in Palermo. The country’s top anti-mafia prosecutor indicated that high-security prison inmates were still issuing “criminal directives” to operatives outside. The Carabinieri, Italy’s national police force, reported that the operation resulted in… Continue reading Italian Police Arrest 130 in Major Crackdown on Sicilian Mafia
Motorist Runs Into Group Of Pedestrians In Munich
by Admin Feb 14, 2025 At least 28 people were injured in Munich when an Afghan asylum seeker drove into a crowd gathered at a trade union rally, police reported. The suspect accelerated his vehicle toward the demonstrators, prompting an officer to fire a single shot before arresting him. Although the suspect sustained injuries during… Continue reading Motorist Runs Into Group Of Pedestrians In Munich
Pope Francis Admitted to Hospital in Rome for Bronchitis
by Admin Feb 14, 2025 Pope Francis has been admitted to Rome’s Policlinico Agostino Gemelli early Friday morning for diagnostic tests and ongoing treatment for bronchitis. The Vatican disclosed that the pontiff, who has led the Church since 2013, is receiving care for bronchitis—a condition he recently described as a “strong cold” during his weekly… Continue reading Pope Francis Admitted to Hospital in Rome for Bronchitis
Two Workers Killed in Potash Mine Accident in Russia’s Perm Region
by Admin Feb 14, 2025 Two miners lost their lives in a tragic accident at a potash mine in the Ural Mountains region of Perm, authorities confirmed on Thursday. This was disclosed by the Perm Governor Dmitry Makhonin, the incident occurred during a routine inspection of a mine shaft in the town of Solikamsk. While… Continue reading Two Workers Killed in Potash Mine Accident in Russia’s Perm Region
US Woman Sues Andrew and Tristan Tate Over Alleged Coercion and Defamation
by Admin Feb 11, 2025 A woman in the United States has filed a lawsuit against internet personalities Andrew and Tristan Tate, accusing the two brothers of conspiring to coerce her into sex work while luring her to Romania, and later defaming her after she testified against them. The civil complaint, filed in Florida on… Continue reading US Woman Sues Andrew and Tristan Tate Over Alleged Coercion and Defamation
Over 100 Fishermen Rescued from Drifting Ice Floe in Russia’s Far East
by Admin Feb 12, 2025 More than 100 fishermen were rescued after becoming stranded on a floating sheet of ice that broke away from the island of Sakhalin and drifted into the Sea of Okhotsk, Russian authorities announced on Wednesday. According to emergency services, over hundrend fishermen were left stranded when a 10-meter (32-foot) crack… Continue reading Over 100 Fishermen Rescued from Drifting Ice Floe in Russia’s Far East
Netherlands Seeks Extradition of Convicted Drug Smuggler from Sierra Leone
by Admin Feb 7, 2025 The Netherlands has formally requested the extradition of convicted cocaine smuggler Jos Leijdekkers from Sierra Leone, Dutch Justice Minister David van Weel announced on Thursday. The minister expressed hope that Sierra Leonean authorities would support the effort to combat international organized crime. Leijdekkers, one of Europe’s most wanted fugitives, is… Continue reading Netherlands Seeks Extradition of Convicted Drug Smuggler from Sierra Leone