Ukraine summoned Israel's ambassador to Kyiv on April 27 and filed a formal protest after a second shipment of grain allegedly stolen from Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories docked at the port of Haifa, in a diplomatic escalation that has thrust Israel's policy of studied neutrality toward the »»»

The European Union is using Kyrgyzstan as a test case to determine whether anti-circumvention sanctions can succeed in limiting the illicit flow of Western technology to Russia, needed by Moscow to maintain its war effort in Ukraine. »»»

The European Union is using Kyrgyzstan as a test case to determine whether anti-circumvention sanctions can succeed in limiting the illicit flow of Western technology to Russia, needed by Moscow to maintain its war effort in Ukraine. »»»

Nato is considering abandoning its recent practice of holding annual summits, six sources have told Reuters, in a development that further undermines the crumbling trust in the military alliance that has been the bedrock of European security for decades. »»»

Nato is considering abandoning its recent practice of holding annual summits, six sources have told Reuters, in a development that further undermines the crumbling trust in the military alliance that has been the bedrock of European security for decades. »»»

Nato is considering abandoning its recent practice of holding annual summits, six sources have told Reuters, in a development that further undermines the crumbling trust in the military alliance that has been the bedrock of European security for decades. »»»

Nato is considering abandoning its recent practice of holding annual summits, six sources have told Reuters, in a development that further undermines the crumbling trust in the military alliance that has been the bedrock of European security for decades. »»»

Although far from the events in the Middle East, the tourism sectors of the Balkan countries are not immune to the current crisis. From canceled arrangements to reduced interest in travel, some are already feeling the consequences, while others hope to attract tourists who had previously planned to»»»

Although far from the events in the Middle East, the tourism sectors of the Balkan countries are not immune to the current crisis. From canceled arrangements to reduced interest in travel, some are already feeling the consequences, while others hope to attract tourists who had previously planned to»»»

Although far from the events in the Middle East, the tourism sectors of the Balkan countries are not immune to the current crisis. From canceled arrangements to reduced interest in travel, some are already feeling the consequences, while others hope to attract tourists who had previously planned to»»»

Although far from the events in the Middle East, the tourism sectors of the Balkan countries are not immune to the current crisis. From canceled arrangements to reduced interest in travel, some are already feeling the consequences, while others hope to attract tourists who had previously planned to»»»

Although far from the events in the Middle East, the tourism sectors of the Balkan countries are not immune to the current crisis. From canceled arrangements to reduced interest in travel, some are already feeling the consequences, while others hope to attract tourists who had previously planned to»»»

Although far from the events in the Middle East, the tourism sectors of the Balkan countries are not immune to the current crisis. From canceled arrangements to reduced interest in travel, some are already feeling the consequences, while others hope to attract tourists who had previously planned to»»»

Ukraine summoned Israel's ambassador to Kyiv on April 27 and filed a formal protest after a second shipment of grain allegedly stolen from Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories docked at the port of Haifa, in a diplomatic escalation that has thrust Israel's policy of studied neutrality toward the »»»

Ukraine summoned Israel's ambassador to Kyiv on April 27 and filed a formal protest after a second shipment of grain allegedly stolen from Russian-occupied Ukrainian territories docked at the port of Haifa, in a diplomatic escalation that has thrust Israel's policy of studied neutrality toward the »»»

The European Union is using Kyrgyzstan as a test case to determine whether anti-circumvention sanctions can succeed in limiting the illicit flow of Western technology to Russia, needed by Moscow to maintain its war effort in Ukraine. »»»

Nato is considering abandoning its recent practice of holding annual summits, six sources have told Reuters, in a development that further undermines the crumbling trust in the military alliance that has been the bedrock of European security for decades. »»»

Taylor Swift arrives for the 67th Annual Grammy Awards in February 2025 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles . On Tuesday, an Austrian man pleaded guilty to plans to attack a Swift concert in 2024 in Vienna. File Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo April 28 (UPI) -- An Austrian man pleaded guilty»»»

April 28 (UPI) -- A Manitoba woman stepped out of her friend's car outside her Winnipeg home and plunged up to her arms into a hole in the ground. Christine Keilback, 58, said her friends, Lynda and Jeff Regan, were dropping her off outside her home in the Wolseley area on Saturday evening when she»»»

What next for Mali's junta after shock of rebel offensive? Just nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleMakuochi Okafor,BBC AfricaandMohamed Ibrahim,BBC Arabic AFP via Getty ImagesTuareg separatist fighters have taken over the city of Kidal after Russian and Malian troops withdrew It is hard to overs»»»

Europe’s Lopsided Response to the Deepening Energy Crisis - Institute of Energy for South-East Europe About UsMission and VisionBackgroundAnnual ReportArticles of AssociationBoard of GovernorsOrganizationExecutive CommitteeScientific CommitteesResearchInternational Advisory GroupCo-operation in SE »»»

Nato secretary-general Mark Rutte on April 22 visited Aselsan (ASELS), Turkey’s premier defence electronics producer. The visit formed part of a tour arranged ahead of the defence alliance’s upcoming Ankara Summit, scheduled for July 7-8. »»»

Nato secretary-general Mark Rutte on April 22 visited Aselsan (ASELS), Turkey’s premier defence electronics producer. The visit formed part of a tour arranged ahead of the defence alliance’s upcoming Ankara Summit, scheduled for July 7-8. »»»

Georgia’s Migration Department has detained 55 foreign nationals staying in the country illegally in recent days, including citizens of Kyrgyzstan, the Interior Ministry reported. According to the ministry, those detained include nationals of Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Belarus, Jordan, Kyrgyzstan, Côt»»»

Kabul, Afghanistan: The Taliban accused Pakistan of launching cross-border mortar and rocket attacks in eastern Afghanistan's Kunar province on Monday, claiming that at least four people were killed and dozens injured, as tensions escalated between the two neighbours amid fragile peace talks. Accor»»»

Three suspected members of migrant smuggling gangs have been arrested in northern Greece for allegedly ferrying westwards, squashed into cars, people who had just clandestinely entered from neighboring Turkey. A police statement Monday said in one case 12 people, including the driver, had been sque»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

Russia’s deepening entanglement in the crisis around Iran is delivering short-term geopolitical dividends, but at a potentially high strategic cost. What appears at first glance to be another opportunity for the Kremlin to profit from instability may instead become a test of whether Moscow can stil»»»

TradeSaudi ArabiaWill the Iran war end Strait of Hormuz oil supremacy?Nik MartinThe conflict has brutally exposed the energy market's Achilles' heel. While global powers China, India and the EU push renewables, Gulf leaders are advancing plans for new bypass pipelines to safeguard their oil empires»»»

Foreign investors relocating to Turkey will receive a 20-year tax holiday under a package of incentives unveiled by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on April 24. Officials in Turkey are striving to boost the “offer” of the c»»»

Foreign investors relocating to Turkey will receive a 20-year tax holiday under a package of incentives unveiled by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on April 24. Officials in Turkey are striving to boost the “offer” of the c»»»

Foreign investors relocating to Turkey will receive a 20-year tax holiday under a package of incentives unveiled by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on April 24. Officials in Turkey are striving to boost the “offer” of the c»»»

Foreign investors relocating to Turkey will receive a 20-year tax holiday under a package of incentives unveiled by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on April 24. Officials in Turkey are striving to boost the “offer” of the c»»»

TradeSaudi ArabiaWill the Iran war end supremacy of Strait of Hormuz?Nik MartinThe conflict has brutally exposed the energy market's Achilles heel. While global powers China, India and the EU push renewables, Gulf leaders are advancing plans for new bypass pipelines to safeguard their oil empires. »»»

President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov, in an interview with Kaktus.media, commented on the participation of his youngest son, Nurdoolot, in a visit to Ala-Archa with crypto billionaire Justin Sun and answered questions about the relatives’ possible involvement in government affairs. The head of sta»»»

Soloists of the Kyrgyz National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre named after Abdylas Maldybaev delivered a triumphant performance at the 19th Open Russian Ballet Competition Arabesque named after Ekaterina Maximova. According to the theatre, Adilzhan Rakhmanov, a talented and promising dancer and »»»

CBE​​ Interest rates cut​​ marks a cross-over to a new stage in Egypt’s economic reform Last week, the government​​ announced​​ that​​ the January inflation​​ rate​​ was​​ at 17%, its​​ lowest​​ levels since the​​ pound’s flotation.​​ This​​ announcement was followed by​​ the​​ lowering​​ of​​ the »»»

The debate over reopening the Strait of Hormuz represents one of the most sensitive issues in politics and security. As questions continue to grow about why US President Donald Trump did not take practical steps to remove the obstacles blocking the vital passageway, this discussion sheds light on t»»»

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Friday stressed Spain was a "reliable member" of NATO, after a report the United States was considering trying to suspend it over its refusal to support military operations against Iran. The Reuters news agency cited an anonymous US official as telling it that the Pe»»»