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Austria Deports Convicted Syrian Citizen in First Such Case Since Assad’s Fall Austria has deported a Syrian national with a criminal record to his home country, marking the first such deportation since the collapse of the Assad regime. "The deportation conducted today reflects a firm yet fair approach

that must be followed to ensure the correct allocation of compensation. We deeply regret if any families felt distressed by these procedures, as that was never our intention.” Neenan, however, remains unconvinced. “The way Air India handled this situation goes against international standards for treating bereaved families after such a

Israel Intensifies Gaza Offensive as Ceasefire Talks Approach Israel has increased its military operations in Gaza ahead of expected ceasefire negotiations, with warships and artillery carrying out some of the heaviest bombardments in the Palestinian territory in months. Medical workers and officials in Gaza reported that around 90 people were

Wildfire Forces Evacuations on Crete as Heatwave Grips Europe A wildfire, intensified by strong winds, has led to the evacuation of over 1,500 people on the Greek island of Crete, officials reported, as much of mainland Europe endured an early summer heatwave linked to at least nine fatalities. Approximately

The EU and US are nearing a broad agreement on trade that would prevent 50% tariffs on all bloc exports starting next Wednesday, a deadline set by Donald Trump. Negotiations in Washington may continue until the last moment, but officials and diplomats indicate the EU is prepared to accept a

Senior Russian Navy Official Killed Near Ukraine Frontline A high-ranking Russian naval commander, previously in charge of one of the military's most heavily affected brigades, has died near the Ukrainian frontline, according to official statements from Moscow. Maj. Gen. Mikhail Gudkov, who oversaw Russia’s marine forces,