The African country’s president has accused “rich countries” of looting Congo’s minerals and falsely blaming Kigali Read Full Article at RT.com
Activists on the Spanish island of Mallorca have begun vandalizing cars and shops owned by German expats in protests against mass tourism Read Full Article at RT.com
Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are increasingly used in the areas of migration and asylum. These technologies promise to increase efficiency, reduce uncertainty and improve decision-making. In the asylum context, AI applications are meant to reduce pressure on national asylum systems and contribute to fairer and more consistent asylum decisions. Despite potential benefits, these technologies come with significant risks. Inaccurate or biased AI applications may jeopardise the right to asylum, increase or reinforce discrimination, and diminish procedural safeguards built into the asylum process. These risks depend on the type and complexity of applications used, their role in asylum procedures, and the way in which decision-makers interact with technologies. Although the deployment of AI applications in EU asylum systems is still in the early stages, the debate about the legal, social and ethical challenges posed by these new technologies is well under way. For instance, several Member States have started using AI technologies for dialect recognition to verify information, or obtain further information, on asylum applicants' country or region of origin. There are also examples of Member States using AI applications for name transliteration, automatic transcription of speeches and case matching. The introduction of AI technologies in EU asylum systems raises several major risks, relating to: (i) inaccuracies, bias and discrimination; (ii) undermining fairness and due process; and (iii) unlawful interference with privacy and data protection. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
Andrey Nikitin served as deputy transport minister since February
Hasan Izz-Al-Din also said that the idea of resistance forces transferring weapons to the Lebanese army amid the ongoing Israeli occupation was «a dangerous scheme»
Vyacheslav Gladkov said that along the Shebekino-Belgorod highway, two civilians were killed when a drone targeted a motor vehicle
Mao Ning stressed that Beijing firmly opposes the arbitrary use of tariffs as a tool for coercion and pressure
According to Maxim Ryzhenkov, Minsk supports proposals on organizing interaction between financial and other message transmission systems of BRICS countries
[allAfrica] The United States has deported eight men to South Sudan after a legal battle that temporarily rerouted them to Djibouti.
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The Socialist Party has threatened members with expulsion after a corruption scandal involving sex workers and public contracts Read Full Article at RT.com
Some commanders are exploiting soldiers and forcing them to surrender their additional frontline earnings, Anna Skorokhod has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Green Party MPs urge voluntary price reduction on ice cream as poor families struggle to afford summer treats Read Full Article at RT.com
Danish Economy Minister Stephanie Lose has warned that Western militarization plans should be tempered by the goal of financial stability Read Full Article at RT.com
Motability was set up to provide free cars for those with serious physical disabilities, but now people with VERY surprising conditions are using it to get around courtesy of taxpayers.
The Prime Minister had planned to use a summit with Emmanuel Macron this week to sign a new 'one in, one out' deal with France.
Andrey Sushentsov said that without the Israeli operation, Washington would hardly have dared to launch such risky strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities
NAIROBI, Kenya (HOL) — Kenya is on edge as the nation marks Saba Saba Day, with mass protests expected nationwide following weeks of public outrage over police brutality, economic hardship, and a controversial protest bill that has drawn widespread criticism.
HELSINKI, Finland (HOL) — The Finnish Film Foundation has awarded nearly €2.2 million in production support to 16 new projects, with a standout among them: Halima, the debut feature by Somali-Finnish filmmaker Naima Mohamud. The groundbreaking film, which secured the largest grant at €738,000, marks a historic milestone as Mohamud becomes the first Black Finnish woman to direct a feature-length film.
Garowe (HOL) — Puntland warned Sunday that Somalia’s federal government will be held accountable for any violence in the disputed Sanaag region after regional troops seized the coastal village of Elbuh and forced rival political figures to withdraw overnight.
According to Mukesh Agnihotri, relief camps with food distribution points have been set up in the region
Igor Kimakovsky said the village of Yanvarskoye is one of the last settlements in this part of the region that is still occupied by Ukrainian forces
Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to insist on the need to remove Hamas from power in the Gaza Strip
Andrey Sushentsov pointed out that the US strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities have seriously damaged the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and its verification system
Denis Pushilin stated that the envelopment of the city will eventually lead to its liberation
MOGADISHU, Somalia (HOL) — Kuwait and the United Kingdom have signed two memoranda of understanding to jointly provide $10 million in humanitarian aid for conflict-affected communities in Sudan and Somalia, officials announced Sunday.
Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud met Sunday with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, further deepening security and trade ties while navigating rival pressure from Cairo and Addis Ababa over the Nile’s contested waters.
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – People of all nationalities gathered in Broadway Square this Saturday to celebrate Somali culture.
US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose an additional 10% tariff on any country doing business with BRICS Read Full Article at RT.com
Surrey Police said the alleged incident occurred near Chertsey Library at around 7pm on Friday, June 27. In their witness appeal, the force said the girl was with a friend when approached by two males.
Ozzy Osbourne's pals have lifted the lid on his future plans, saying he won't stop making music as it's 'in his DNA'.
Erin Patterson has been found guilty of murdering her three in-laws with death cap mushrooms in a beef Wellington that she served them for lunch at her home.
London's parks are being gripped by a mounting crimewave that is turning the green spaces into danger zones amid fears over knife crime, theft and assaults.
Marcus Fakana, now 19, from, London, was 18 when he was arrested for having consensual sex with a 17-year-old girl from London while he was on holiday with his parents in the UAE city in August.
