Israel and Hamas have agreed to extend their ceasefire agreement for two more days, according to Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Hamas officials confirmed the extension, while Israeli officials have yet to comment. The move follows the release of 58 hostages by Hamas, 40 of whom are Israelis, in exchange… Leer más »Israel-Hamas ceasefire extension, hostage release, Irish hate speech law and more
NATO, the world’s largest military alliance, is urging its members to streamline logistics operations to ensure the rapid movement of troops and supplies across Europe. The warning came from NATO’s logistics chief, Lt. Gen. Alexander Sollfrank, who stressed the need for urgent action to avoid delays in the event of… Leer más »NATO calls for streamlined logistics to counter Russian threat
Sweden has moved closer to joining NATO as Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has presented the accession protocols to the country’s parliament. This comes after months of delays and negotiations, as Turkey had previously expressed concern about Sweden’s stance on militant groups and individuals associated with a failed coup attempt… Leer más »Sweden approaches NATO as Turkey presents accession protocols
In a developing story that has captured the attention of the international community, Estonia has reached out to Chinese authorities to ask for their help in investigating the mysterious break of two telecommunications cables in the Baltic Sea. Early on October 8, a gas pipeline and telecommunications cable connecting Finland… Leer más »Mysterious Baltic Sea cable damage: Estonia asks China for help in investigation
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