It is still not clear when the epidemic will reach its peak, also said the director-general of the African Union’s public health agency, Africa CDC, Jean Kaseya, today, during his …
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Arsene Wenger, FIFA’s chief of global football development, has said that scrapping the plan to bring private investment into FIFA competitions was absolutely necessary and beyond question. FIFA president Gianni …
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EU ministers just agreed to strengthen return mechanisms after Ceuta. Montenegro says Portugal’s approach is already different
by Martim SilvaPrime Minister Luís Montenegro stated today in Torres Vedras that Portugal is creating conditions to welcome and integrate migrants, unlike other countries where there is a “lack of regulation of …
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“Relentless fight against networks that facilitate illegal immigration.” EU vows to protect bloc’s external borders
by Martim Silva“There was consensus on the need to continue the relentless fight against networks that facilitate illegal immigration, and to strengthen return mechanisms,” say the EU’s Interior Ministers. The European Union’s …
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Italy suspended Schengen deal with Spain over the Ceuta crisis. Von der Leyen wants EU to do more
by Martim SilvaEuropean Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has called for united action on border security following the chaotic surge of migrants who crossed from Morocco into the Spanish exclave of …
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Nationwide power failure hits Cuba, US warns American citizens to prepare (with video)
by Martim SilvaAmericans legally traveling to Cuba should brace for major disruptions as the country grapples with an ongoing blackout crisis, according to officials. In a statement obtained by Fox News, the …
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Spain says 70,000 of 72,000 migrants who entered Ceuta have already returned to Morocco. Here’s what happens to the roughly 2,000 who haven’t (with video)
by Martim SilvaSpain’s Interior Minister confirmed that the vast majority of migrants who entered Ceuta have already returned to Morocco, while maintaining that authorities had no intelligence suggesting a crisis of this …
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Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem criticized the direct negotiations between Lebanon and Israel that begin today in Rome, arguing that they represent the “shame and humiliation” of the Lebanese people. In …