Category: 4. World

Israel pressed its offensive in Gaza City over the weekend, with the military saying Saturday that the Israeli Air Force had struck some 100 targets in the Gaza Strip in 24 hours.

The targets included tunnels, weapon depots, cells of…

Thousands join anti-immigration protest in the Hague, with clashes leading to attacks on police vehicles.

A water cannon was deployed by Dutch police to disperse…

The government should use emergency wartime powers to clear the asylum backlog and reduce the use of hotels, the Liberal Democrats have said.

Lib Dem home affairs spokeswoman Lisa Smart said her party would use the Civil Contingencies Act to set…

Ukrainian long-range drones struck a series of oil pumping stations in Russia overnight on Sept. 19, resulting in a shutdown of pumping, a source in Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) told the Kyiv Independent.

The attack was carried out by the SBU…

Russian President Vladimir Putin has concluded that increasing attacks on Ukraine will improve his negotiating stance and will not push U.S. President Donald Trump to step in or provide additional defenses to Ukraine, Bloomberg reported on Sept….

Jordanian police said Saturday that the Allenby Bridge Border Crossing with the West Bank would reopen to pedestrian traffic on Sunday, following its closure on Thursday after a Jordanian assailant killed two Israeli soldiers there.

The…

Munich Mayor Dieter Reiter gave the Oktoberfest in the Bavarian capital its traditional launch on Saturday, opening a barrel of beer and marking it with the time-honored phrase “O’zapft is!” (Bavarian for “It is tapped”).

Reiter then handed…

WASHINGTON (AP) — A month after an Alaskan summit with Russian leader Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump still seems surprised that his gambit did not pay off with peace in Ukraine.

“He’s let me…