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- 'Deals with the devil always unravel': the UK blind spot for Sudan's abuses
bitterly cold security centre in Khartoum notorious for interrogations and torture, dubbed “the Hotel” by officials designed to tackle the “root causes” of migration through a relationship of mutual trust, according to the foreign office and EU. While the EU stresses that no money, support or equipment has gone to Sudanese officials, and all projects The foreign office highlights the UK’s legacy of aid and human rights work in Sudan, which included £60m
- Four arrested for cross-border Hamas terrorism plot
The office of Germany’s federal prosecutor said three men had been detained in Berlin and the fourth The cache had been “created in the past in a conspiratorial manner” by Hamas, the prosecutor’s office They have been accused by the German federal prosecutor of being members of a foreign terrorist organisation Gaza since 2006 but its military and political wings are designated as terror organisations by the EU, UK But officers later clarified the arrests in Denmark and Germany were not directly connected.
- Ousted Sheikh Hasina Announces Return Following Exile
The country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement late Wednesday said the event was detrimental The July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum is housed in Hasina’s former official residence in the capital project was launched by the interim government led by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus, who took office
- Country Report: Japan July 2026
Japanese officials often portray the country’s colonial past positively. Japanese officials claim their actions are for deterrence alone. Anti-foreigner sentiment is rising, alongside dangerous rhetoric targeting the Kurdish minority in Japan Japan should recognize its diversity and avoid inflammatory rhetoric against foreigners and domestic Japanese government officials should join the Imperial family's boycott of official visits to the Yasukuni
- Fuelling the ‘machinery of genocide’: Morocco’s backdoor support for Israel’s war on Gaza
A recent report by Declassified UK and the Irish investigative news outlet The Ditch delved into Morocco A Maersk representative also told Declassified UK that Maersk Detroit and Nexoe Maersk “are carrying MEE has contacted Maersk, the Moroccan Port Authority and the ministry of foreign affairs to find out its military actions in other states in the region’ - Zain Hussain, researcher at SIPRI Since taking office , the Trump administration has approved nearly $12bn in major foreign military sales to Israel.
- Libya: UN Highlights Need for Talks to End Stalemate
Koury’s first briefing to the 15-member Security Council since assuming her role as the Officer in Charge Security Concerns The senior UN official also noted that conflict prevention and stability remain key of the ceasefire agreement was recorded during the reporting period, progress on the withdrawal of foreign forces, foreign fighters and mercenaries remains stalled,” Ms.
- UN: Romania needs election without exclusion of opposition
While states have a legitimate duty to safeguard electoral integrity and fairness, including against foreign Romania’s Constitutional Court annulled the first round of the 2024 presidential election, citing alleged foreign the leading candidate stating that his actions and statements were incompatible with the presidential office
- Trump Funding Freeze Threatens Ukraine War Crimes Probes
Reuters By Anthony Deutsch, Dan Peleschuk THE HAGUE/KYIV (Reuters) -The Trump administration's freeze of foreign -funded projects at the Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) valued at $89 million, according to a Ukrainian aid Trump announced upon taking office on January 20. ACA and Georgetown's press office did not respond to a request for comment. The group has halted the work of its regional offices in Ukraine after the U.S. freeze cut around 75%
- Russia-Azerbaijan Tensions Escalate
Azerbaijan’s Foreign Ministry issued a strong response, demanding a prompt investigation and prosecution media have framed the incident as a deliberate act of ethnic violence, with the Prosecutor General’s office This rhetoric, combined with Azerbaijan’s arrest of two Russian journalists from Sputnik’s Baku office On February 3, prior to the closure of the Baku office of the Sputnik agency, Azerbaijan had also closed in Azerbaijan as retaliation for the closure of the Russian House and the shutdown of Sputnik’s Baku office
- African Union Peace and Security Council holds meeting on Sudan
The meeting, held at the level of foreign ministers, was attended by representatives from the United Sameh Shoukry Egyptian Foreign Minister stressed the need for coordination between effective international UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Shakhbout bin Nahyan called for an immediate ceasefire and 24 hours before a UN Security Council meeting on Sudan, was chaired by Mahmoud Ali Youssef, Djibouti Foreign However, the Expanded Mechanism has not officially met since May 31.
- New court won't try Putin while he is Russian President
The same provision will apply to the Russian prime minister, Mikhail Mishustin, and the Russian foreign Alternatively, a trial in absentia could be conducted after Putin leaves office. "At the end of the day, it's about politics and bargaining," the official said. humanity and genocide, which are applied to the individuals who commit the atrocities, such as military officers The immunity that heads of state, heads of government and foreign ministers enjoy is considered an additional
- Colombia blocks deportees, backs down when Trump threatens
Brazil’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is requesting an explanation from the U.S. government over the “ efforts to detain undocumented immigrants nationwide — efforts that began soon after the president took office Luis Gilberto Murillo, Colombia’s foreign minister, and the Colombian ambassador to the United States It is one of the top recipients of U.S. foreign assistance since the 2000 launch of Plan Colombia, a efforts to detain undocumented immigrants nationwide — efforts that began soon after the president took office











