[ad_1] Spain’s Supreme Court ruled that authorities acted illegally by sending unaccompanied child migrants back to Morocco. The surge included hundreds of unaccompanied minors, many believed to be sub-Saharan migrants seeking a better life in Europe. Spain’s Interior Ministry defended the action, claiming the children wanted to go home, and …
Read More »EU pushes for Palestinian statehood despite Israeli leader’s rejection
[ad_1] European Union foreign ministers say the creation of a Palestinian state is the only credible way to achieve peace in the Middle East. The EU, despite being the world’s top provider of aid to the Palestinians, holds little leverage over Israel, officials say. The EU has invited foreign ministers …
Read More »US Defense officials say more large scale strikes conducted against Houthi forces
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Read More »Cameroon begins world’s first routine malaria vaccine program
[ad_1] The global fight against malaria took a stride forward on Monday as Cameroon started the world’s first routine vaccine program against the mosquito-borne disease, although Reuters journalists witnessed few people in clinics receiving the shot. Around 40 years in the making, the World Health Organization (WHO)-approved RTS,S vaccine developed …
Read More »Haiti religious leaders demand release of kidnapped nuns
[ad_1] The Archdiocese of Port-au-Prince pleaded for the release of six nuns kidnapped last week and demanded that Haiti’s government crack down on gang violence, in a strongly worded letter released Monday. The Archdiocese, along with the Haitian Conference of the Religious, said in the letter that Haitians are tired …
Read More »Trinidad investigation of divers’ deaths points to criminal negligence by fuel company
[ad_1] A government inquiry into the deaths of four divers in Trinidad who became trapped in a pipe while doing maintenance for a state-owned fuel supplier recommends that prosecutors consider filing corporate manslaughter charges against the company, saying it made “little or no attempt to rescue” them. The commission of …
Read More »Iran’s involvement in Houthi ship attacks escalates Middle East tensions
[ad_1] The U.S. Navy’s top Mideast commander, Vice Adm. Brad Cooper, has confirmed that Iran is “very directly involved” in ship attacks carried out by Yemen’s Houthi rebels. Cooper said attacks associated with Iran have expanded beyond the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. The Houthi attacks on merchant …
Read More »Former pro-Syrian militia member convicted in Dutch court for war crimes
[ad_1] A former high-ranking member of a pro-Syrian government militia, identified as Mustafa A., has been convicted by a Dutch court. He was sentenced to 12 years in prison for illegal detention and complicity in torture related to the 2013 arrest and inhumane treatment of a civilian. The trial took …
Read More »Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk pledges continued support for Ukraine
[ad_1] Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a new military aid package during a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The leaders addressed issues between their countries, such as grain shipments and trucking, aiming to resolve differences through talks. Tusk emphasized the broader significance of the conflict, framing it as …
Read More »Jamaica enacts legal crackdown on domestic violence
[ad_1] Jamaica adopted Monday stronger domestic violence laws as the government aims to better protect victims on the island where people are reluctant to report such cases to authorities. Protection orders now include harassment and property damage, and the penalty for violating a protection order has increased from $65 to …
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