Le général de Division Ibrahima Dahirou Dembélé a reçu en audience son homologue belge Philippe Goffin, en visite au Mali. Les entretiens qui ont porté sur la situation sécuritaire se sont déroulés le lundi 9 décembre 2019 au Ministère de la Défense et des Anciens Combattants.
Le Gouvernement de la République du Mali informe l’opinion nationale et internationale qu’il a décidé de déclarer Persona Non Grata, le responsable du Bureau de la MINUSMA à Kidal suite aux propos qu’il a récemment tenus.
En conséquence, le responsable concerné dispose de 24h pour quitter le territoire national.
Critics say that the razor wire functions as a significant deterrent to illegal immigration and that by removing it, the Spanish government not only risks unleashing new waves of mass migration from Africa, but also gives effective control of the Spanish border to Morocco, with which Spain has a tense relationship.
Kosovo prosecutors filed terrorism charges Monday against three ethnic Albanians who returned to the small European country in May after allegedly joining the Islamic State group in Syria.
A Copenhagen court found on Thursday three men guilty of helping a terror organization by buying drones and components on behalf of ISIS.
Norwegian police chief Benedicte Bjørnland is unable to rid from her mind the certainty that mistreating a copy of the Koran is wrong and that she and her fellow flatfoots should, under some statute or other, have the power to do something about it. In short, for the Norwegian police, the Koran is, in a way, as holy as it is for Muslims.
Can a plan to replicate the EU’s freedom of movement in the Balkans transform the region — or is it all about political posturing?
A week before the European Union dashed the EU hopes of Albania and North Macedonia back in October, the prime ministers of those countries met with Serbia’s president and unveiled a regional initiative that was quickly dubbed the “mini Schengen”.
The continuing debate over migration is, at its core, about European federalism and the degree to which the European Union will be allowed to usurp decision-making powers from its 28 member states.
Conditions in Sweden have deteriorated so drastically — with everything from child care to elder care being deprived of funds that are instead being used to feed, clothe and house refugees, faux refugees, and other foreign freeloaders — that many Norwegians worry, with good reason, about a massive spillover of social chaos, poverty and crime from a country with which it shares a thousand-mile-long border.
Editor of Jewish monthly calls on other countries in Europe to follow suit ‘so that fewer Palestinian children will be educated to hate — at least not with European money’.
