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Tens of thousands of migrant children have gone missing in Europe in just two years, a cross-border journalism collective has revealed.
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Putin's face-offs with the world
President Putin addressed the Federal Assembly to discuss a number of different topics.
Ilhan Omar leads campaign against Biden's refugee policy
President Biden’s announcements on refugee numbers have been met with strong criticism from within the Democratic Party.
What's driving Turkey and Ukraine's growing alliance?
Analysis: Turkey's influence in Ukraine has steadily increased in recent years. Amid heightened tensions with Russia, the Ankara-Kyiv alliance ...
Rwandan report says France 'bears significant responsibility' over genocide
France "bears significant responsibility" for enabling the genocide in Rwanda and still refuses to acknowledge its true role in the 1994 horror, said a new report.
US warns of 'consequences' if Navalny dies
The United States on Sunday warned Moscow of "consequences" if the hunger-striking Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny dies in prison.
Fighting rages in two Yemeni provinces: officials
The rebels see Marib as a strategic prize that will give them more bargaining power in peace talks that Washington says must begin soon.
Gaza records highest daily virus death toll
The Gaza Strip lost 23 people in 24 hours due to Covid-19, its highest toll since the beginning of the pandemic.
Saudi, Iranian officials hold direct talks in Baghdad: report
The first round of the talks, which marked the first major negotiations between Riyadh and Tehran since 2016, were held on April 9.
Hezbollah braces for the worst amid Lebanon economic collapse
Hezbollah is preparing for the economic collapse of Lebanon, importing fuel, food, and medicine from its allies in Syria and Iran, and issuing ...
Gaza projectile hits southern Israel: army
A projectile fired from Gaza has struck southern Israel, the second such attack in as many days.
Lebanese minister blames fuel shortages on smuggling to Syria
Lebanon's fuel shortages, which have in recent weeks prompted a spike in prices, have been blamed on smugglers exporting subsidised supplies ...
US prepared to broker peace between Lebanon and Israel
The US is prepared to broker maritime talks between Lebanon and Israel as the two countries clash over maritime activities.
US imposes sanctions on Moscow, expels 10 Russian diplomats
More than 30 people have been sanctioned over allegations of electoral interference.
Lebanon demands Israel halt offshore gas exploration
Israel has given a Greek firm rights for exploration in waters claimed by Lebanon.
US to announce sanctions on Russia over hacking: media
The new measures will include the expulsion of Russian diplomats from the US, according to local media reports.
US warns of punitive actions for Lebanese blocking reforms
David Hale, undersecretary of state for political affairs, did not specify what kind of punitive actions Lebanese officials could face.
US cancels Black Sea deployment of two warships: Turkey
There was no confirmation from Washington either of the planned deployments or of their cancellation.
Sudan invites Ethiopia, Egypt to Nile dam summit
Egypt and Ethiopia have been invited for talks by Sudan to discuss the ongoing disagreements related to the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
US, Britain, France, Germany to hold talks on Afghanistan
Foreign ministers will meet to discuss the withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan, which is set to happen by 11 September.
Biden offer hailed in Moscow as win for Putin
Following the announcement that Biden has offered to meet with Putin, Russia is declaring this as a first round victory.
Frontex scandal: Taking the EU's border agency to court
In-depth: A group of lawyers are taking legal action against Frontex over human rights violations, claiming the agency is illegally expelling ...
Turkey and Libya commit to maritime agreement angering Greece
Turkey's president and Libya's prime minister have committed to a 2019 maritime border agreement, despite complaints from Greece and ...
The comment comes despite warm relations between Russia and Turkey.
Russia recently sent military reinforcements to both the Ukrainian border and Crimea.
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