225 people were killed in Kazakhstan mass protests
Deadly violence in Kazakhstan that began with peaceful protests over energy prices and caused the government to call in help…
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Europol told to delete sensitive data not linked to any crime ‘as it poses a risk to individual’s fundamental rights’
Europol has been ordered to delete any information related to individuals who have not been found guilty of any crime.…
Taliban appoint 44 members to key government positions, Afghanistan sees an increase in terrorist attacks
The Taliban on Sunday appointed 44 members to key local leadership roles, including provincial governors and police chiefs, as they…
Emmanuel Macron calls for ‘robust’ EU plan to control migratory flows from Afghanistan
Europe must come up with a "robust" response to tackle increased migration flows from Afghanistan, French President Emmanuel Macron has…
Facebook-affiliated social media to ban Taliban-related content
Facebook has banned the Taliban and any content that promotes it from the main Facebook platform, Instagram and WhatsApp. The…
Why is China interested in the Middle East and Turkey?
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi paid his second trip to Turkey right after the Alaska Summit which was held between…
On Tuesday, France votes on the so-called ‘separatism law’
During a high-profile speech on secularism and Islam last October, French President Emmanuel Macron said that "Islam is a religion…
Hungary: Turkish diplomats spied on critics of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Critics of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan were profiled by Turkish diplomats in Budapest in line with an ongoing witch hunt…
France: all 14 defendants suspected in 2015 terrorist attacks were found guilty
A Paris court has found 14 people guilty of involvement in a series of deadly militant Islamist attacks. The January…
14 people suspected of complicity of terrorist attacks on Charlie Hebdo offices will be sentenced today
France is bracing for the verdict on 14 suspected accomplices of the gunmen who attacked Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish…