A massive brawl at a hair salon in Germany led to a major police action on Thursday afternoon, including the deployment of a police helicopter. A fistfight broke out on the sidewalk outside the salon, involving several people. According to police, a 22-year-old man allegedly injured an 18-year-old with a knife. A large crowd of […]
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NATO allies should “consider” lifting restrictions on Ukraine’s use of NATO weapons to hit targets on Russian territory, the alliance’s secretary general said on Thursday. “I believe the time has come to consider some of these restrictions so that Ukrainians can really defend themselves,” Jens Stoltenberg said in a speech in Prague ahead of a
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German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd has resumed sea freight service to Ukraine, a company spokeswoman confirmed to dpa on Thursday. The spokeswoman said the company has been offering feeder services through a third-party supplier since the beginning of this week. As part of this service, a smaller container ship mainly transports agricultural goods such as
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Screenshot of the misleading message, taken on May 29, 2024 First invented (archived here) by the Social Affairs Adviser to Ethiopian Prime Minister Daniel Kibret, the term “Jawisa” – meaning bandit in Amharic – is often used by government supporters on social media to refer to the Fano rebel group in the Amhara region. Fano
On the shelves of a supermarket chain there are bars from the chocolate manufacturer Ritter Sport from Baden-Württemberg. Ulf Mauder/dpa The boss of German chocolate manufacturer Ritter Sport, Andreas Ronken, has defended his company’s decision to remain active in the Russian market despite Ukraine’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine. “Russian children also like to eat chocolate,”
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Sweden’s domestic security service accused Iran Thursday of using established criminal networks in Sweden as a proxy to target Israeli or Jewish interests in the Scandinavian country. The accusations were made at a press conference by Daniel Stenling, the head of the SAPO agency’s counterintelligence unit, following a series of events
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JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — The European Union delegation in South Sudan has denied reports that it is working to postpone the country’s elections, as claimed by President Salva Kiir. Deputy head of the EU delegation Lothar Jaschke said on Thursday that his group fully supports an environment that allows elections, a constitution and transitional
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies on Thursday asked state troops and combatants to respect its neutrality and its work of delivering urgent humanitarian aid to the most needy in war-affected and other high-risk areas , say 24 of them. its aid workers had been killed mainly
Weather forecasters in Germany warned on Thursday that expected storms in large parts of the country could pose major dangers in the coming days, including the threat of flooding that could pose a “danger to life and limb”. The German Weather Service (DWD) warnings applied to most of southern Germany and significant parts of central
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ISLAMABAD (AP) – Pakistan former Prime Minister Imran Khan jailed addressed court officials on Thursday, saying the parliamentary elections held earlier this year were stolen from his party, which he claimed was the victim. There was no immediate comment from the government on Khan’s claim. Before his arrest, Khan had accused Pakistan’s Election Commission of
