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Turkish President puts conditions on support for Nordic nations' NATO bids
Turkey has long accused Nordic countries of harbouring extremist Kurdish groups.
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Turkey has long accused Nordic countries of harbouring extremist Kurdish groups.
Moscow’s flattening of Mariupol has drawn multiple accusations of war crimes, including over a deadly attack on a maternity ward.
The Ukrainian President described the bombardment of Severodonetsk, where 12 people were reportedly killed, as “brutal and absolutely pointless”.
The trip to Kyiv was announced by the Ceann Comhairle in early May.
Washington called on Russia to allow exports of Ukrainian grain that is held up in Black Sea ports.
More than one in five people donated money solely to causes supporting Ukraine.
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The change means that social welfare payments will not be impacted for earning rental income under €14,000.
The move will prevent three Russian airlines from selling off landing slots at UK airports.
Antonio Guterres said he is “hopeful” a deal will be reached to allow the export of grain stored in Ukrainian ports.
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Meanwhile, Ukrainian fighters extracted from the last bastion of resistance in Mariupol have been taken to a former penal colony in enemy-controlled territory.
The leader received a standing ovation after delivering lines from the Charlie Chaplin film, the Great Dictator.
The Z symbol has gone from a marking on Russian military vehicles to a pro-war symbol.
Putin says Europe’s oil sanctions are ‘economic suicide’
Ukraine’s defence ministry confirmed the soldiers had left Azovstal, expressing hope for an “exchange procedure.”
Germany also plans to ramp up its military collaboration with Sweden and Finland as they seek to join NATO.
The payment is to be a flat €400 regardless of the number of refugees being hosted.
One in every five deaths around the world in children under age 5 is caused by severe acute malnutrition, according to a new report.
Western intelligence has predicted that Moscow’s campaign will stall amid heavy losses and fierce resistance.
The company will retain its trademark in the country.
The station had broadcast a simulation of Ireland and the UK being destroyed by a nuclear strike.
Ireland is still expected to be the second fastest growing economy in the eurozone, with GDP set to increase by 5.4%.
Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson called it “a historic change in our country’s security policy” as she addressed legislators.
The Department will continue to publish figures on the enrolment of Ukrainian children each month.
The turnaround comes amid soaring political and public support in Sweden for joining the Western military alliance after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Speaking at the annual Famine Commemoration Ceremony, Micheál Martin noted Ireland’s “bitter past” has spurred it to aid other victims of hunger and poverty.
NATO Jens Stoltenberg has said Ukraine can win the war against Russia.
The move is a stunning reversal of Finland’s policy on military non-alignment dating back more than 75 years.
Frontman Oleh Psiuk appealed for help for the trapped fighters to a TV audience of up to 200 million people.
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