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The 23-year-old was volunteering on the island of Lesbos for a migrant aid group when she was arrested
World
24.07.2024
Syrian refugee volunteer accused of helping migrants freed on bail: lawyer
Qatar's Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani's (pictured October 2018) invitation to Riyadh is significant as Qatar as been isolated by a group of countries led by Saudi Arabia since June 2017 in the worst political fallout between the Gulf powers
World
24.07.2024
Qatar says emir receives Saudi invite to GCC summit
Sheremetyevo is a Soviet-era facility and Moscow's main airport
World
24.07.2024
Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport to bear Pushkin's name
Thomson Reuters executives announced that the staff reduction of 3,200 jobs would affect 12 percent of its workforces, while the number of its offices would be reduced by 30 percent to 133 locations
World
24.07.2024
Thomson Reuters announces 3,200 job cuts over two years
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Xi said relations between the two countries were entering their best period
World 24.07.2024
Xi arrives in Portugal to boost trade ties
Angolan president Joao Lourenco (R) was elected last year as the country's first new leader in newly four decades
World 24.07.2024
Angola president holds unprecedented talks with civic groups
Brexit campaigner and member of the European Parliament Nigel Farage quits UKIP, saying it is 'not the Brexit party' Britain needs
World 24.07.2024
Brexit firebrand Nigel Farage quits UKIP
US Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, leaves a briefing from CIA Director Gina Haspel on the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, December 4, 2018
World 24.07.2024
'Zero' doubt Saudi crown prince directed Khashoggi murder: GOP senators
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Washington would no longer be bound by the 1987 Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty unless Moscow withdraws a new system that has threatened to trigger an arms race
World 24.07.2024
US gives Russia 60 days to comply with nuclear treaty
Dubbing himself 'Tariff Man,' Trump saidhe would not hesitate to make China 'pay for the privilege' of selling in the United States
World 24.07.2024
Trump opens door to more lengthy China trade talks
Nigeria's army, seen here parading vehicles, confirmed eight troops had been killed in a militant attack over the weekend
World 24.07.2024
Nigeria confirms eight soldiers killed in Boko Haram attack
Member of a group of migrants (pictured October 2015), who have been living in a military facility at Britain's Dhekelia garrison in Cyprus since the boat in which they were travelling to Italy foundered in 1998, will be allowed to settle in Britain
World 24.07.2024
UK agrees to let in refugees from Cyprus after 20 years
Conservative student activist Charlie Kirk, pictured May 2018, tweeted a theory that the French "yellow vest" rioters want to be led by US President Trump, which Trump himself has retweeted
World 24.07.2024
Trump retweets theory that Paris rioters 'want Trump'
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