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A military F4 Phantom jet crashed Saturday afternoon during an airshow near Athens, Greece. The aircraft suddenly lost altitude shortly after takeoff before going down and causing a fire. The fate of the two pilots remained uncertain at the moment. A Crash in Front of Thousands of Spectators The accident......
Three men have been charged and placed in provisional detention in France as part of an anti-terrorism investigation. They are suspected of planning to depart for an area controlled by the Islamic State in Africa and of potentially developing a violent action plan targeting the Jewish community. An Investigation......
The United Nations has warned that keeping global warming within the 1.5°C limit set against pre-industrial levels is becoming increasingly difficult, with current trends suggesting that the threshold could be exceeded as early as 2030. Global temperatures are already around 1.4°C above pre-industrial......
Nearly 20 million children who use the internet across 21 countries were subjected to sexual exploitation or abuse online over a single year, according to a new report released by UNICEF, highlighting the growing risks children face in digital environments. The United Nations children's agency estimates......
The Greenland ice sheet has continued to lose mass for the 30th consecutive year, according to the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), highlighting the long-term impact of global warming on the Arctic region. Covering roughly 80% of Greenland’s surface, the ice sheet has been steadily......
Germany, Austria, Greece, Denmark and the Netherlands are stepping up efforts to establish return centers outside the European Union as part of a broader push to strengthen the bloc’s response to irregular migration. The five countries, which cooperate under the so-called “Group of Five”,......
Tensions surrounding irregular migration in South Africa have intensified after an anti-immigration demonstration in Durban turned violent, leaving several people injured and prompting another intervention by security forces. According to South African police, around 100 people linked to a group campaigning......
Denmark is seeking to begin transferring rejected asylum seekers to return centres located outside the European Union as early as 2027, as it works with Germany, Austria, the Netherlands and Greece on a joint approach to migration management. Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen said......
South Africa’s Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), a member of the country’s Government of National Unity, has called for the police unit specializing in political assassinations to investigate the killings of two of its local election candidates within the space of a week. The party said the two......
Nearly 1.8 million Syrians have returned to their country since December 8, 2024, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), highlighting the growing scale of population movements back to Syria. UNHCR estimates that 1,795,641 Syrians had returned to the country during the......
A new report by the United Nations human rights office has raised serious concerns over the forced displacement of Palestinians from refugee camps in the occupied West Bank, warning that the scale and nature of the expulsions could amount to serious violations of international law and raise concerns......
The European Commission has postponed a decision on Spain’s request for European financial assistance to help Ceuta deal with growing migration pressures, saying the application remains under assessment and that additional information is still required from Spanish authorities. A European Commission......
Malaysia has declared an emergency in the town of Serian in Sarawak after air pollution reached extremely dangerous levels, with smoke from major fires in neighboring Indonesia affecting parts of the Malaysian state. Malaysia’s Department of Environment reported that the air pollution index in......
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