Deportations have been put on hold amid the insurgents’ advances, providing a reprieve for rejected asylum seekers.
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The shooting sent shock waves through the country, which has strict gun laws that make obtaining a firearm difficult.
Crustaceans in England are getting a little too excited by an additive released by underwater waste.
Moscow is effectively expelling Sarah Rainsford in a move that may herald more pressure on foreign media in Russia.
Foreigners seeking residency visas must sign an “integration contract,” then take a course on civics, culture and customs.
The proposed law, which drew protesters to the streets, is regarded by many as targeted at an independent TV news channel controlled by Discovery, the New York-based media company.
The E.U. should help build a fence on Lithuania’s border with Belarus, President Gitanas Nauseda said in an interview.
The suspect allegedly passed documents to a member of Russian intelligence service.
Russia is fighting more than 170 fires across Siberia, but has left dozens of blazes to burn unhindered.
Almost 9,000 people who may have been given bogus shots in the spring will be offered new vaccinations.
The United States also hasn’t lifted Trump-era rules banning most European travelers.
How Natalia Kaliada and Nikolai Khalezin resist through the power of theater.
Instead of targeting the broadcaster’s news operations, the protesters tried to enter a former BBC building that houses apartments and restaurants.
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Among the possible future scenarios charted in the IPCC’s landmark report is one in which Trump-style politics leads to a scary surge in global temperatures.
Expanded use of the pass went into effect on Monday.
A confluence of weather woes is hurting France’s wine harvest.
Protesters, and alpacas, will march on Downing Street to demand that the government reverse its decision.
Ally of Sakharov fought oppression in the Soviet Union and defended human rights after its collapse.
Countries are sending assistance to help emergency workers in Greece.
Did an Iraqi migrant die? Belarus says so. Lithuania calls it a “fairy tale.”
