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Humza Yousaf wants to use the next election result as an indicator of the independence aspirations. If the SNP wins the most seats in Scotland in the UK general election, which is expected to take place in 2024, he sees this as a mandate for negotiations with the British central government on secession. In 2014, the people of Scotland voted by a narrow majority in favour of union with Great Britain. The central government in London is therefore refusing to hold a new referendum. On Saturday, sup...

After knife attack in Arras: France mobilizes 7000 soldiers for patrols. After knife attack at a French school, security measures are to be stepped up in the country. From Monday evening, soldiers are to patrol more in city centers and tourist places. France declared the highest terror alert level on Friday, "Emergency Assassination," as Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne announced on Friday evening. The alert level allows, in particular, the extraordinary mobilization of funds, but also th...

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Accordingly, the Minister of Health has appointed a medical board at every regional referral hospital

Joe Biden questioned about secret documents in private home. Questionable documents have not only been found in Donald Trump's case. Papers also appeared in Joe Biden's private house. The incumbent U.S. president, however, is cooperating – and has now testified. At the end of 2022, around a dozen confidential government documents from his time as vice president under Biden Obama were found in an office formerly used by Biden. Subsequently, other classified documents were also discovere...

Aid organisations: 19 million children cannot go to school in Sudan. According to Unicef and Save the Children, more than 10,000 schools in conflict areas are closed. "Sudan is on the verge of experiencing the world's worst education crisis," said Mandeep O'Brien, UNICEf's country representative in Sudan, in a statement. About 4.4 million people in the country of around 40 million inhabitants have had to leave their home villages since mid-April, including 2.5 million childre...

Afghanistan's disaster management team fears hundreds of deaths after the strong earthquakes. Seven villages in the hard-hit border province of Herat have been completely destroyed, a spokesman for the national disaster control told the German Press Agency on Saturday. So far, however, only <> deaths have been officially confirmed. Many residents are believed to be under rubble and hospitals were preparing for numerous injured people. The Taliban ruling Afghanistan have been ordered to...

Environmental group "Mother Nature Cambodia" won the Alternative Nobel Prize this year. Three members of the group were denied permission to travel to Stockholm for the ceremony. The Right Livelihood Foundation called for a review of the decision. The foundation announced last week that this year's award will go to the Cambodian environmental group, among others. The awards will be presented at a ceremony on 29 November in Stockholm. The group has campaigned against the construction ...