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Joachim Stamp accused Russia and Belarus of encouraging migration to the EU as part of their “hybrid warfare.” These migrants should be sent to a third country such as Rwanda, he suggested.

China’s president has kicked off a major summit in Beijing by pledging billions in financing for African countries. He also promised to help create one million jobs on the continent. Chinese President Xi

The Maori council of chiefs selected Nga Wai hono i te po Paki – the youngest and only daughter of the late King Tuheitia – as the community’s new monarch. The chiefs

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro declared the national holiday season would be moved up to October as he tries to turn people’s attention away from the contested presidential election that has roiled the

Representatives of the government, the opposition CDU/CSU and state governments are meeting at the Interior Ministry in the aftermath of the knife attack in Solingen and far-right gains in two eastern state

Venezuelan officials claim President Nicolas Maduro won the election, but the opposition says Edmundo Gonzalez received more votes. The arrest warrant comes after weeks of anti-government protests. Venezuelan authorities issued an arrest

Results show the far-right AfD winning the election in Thuringia and coming a close second in Saxony. The success in the party’s eastern stronghold states comes around a year before federal elections. 

Elections in the two eastern states showcased the rise of anti-establishment parties and the first time a far-right party finishes first in a state election in Germany since World War II. Voters

A man threw pink paint on far-left politician Sahra Wagenknecht at a campaign rally in Erfurt. The attack comes days before elections in two eastern German states where her party is expected

In the first major interview of her presidential campaign, Kamala Harris spoke about how she would tackle a raft of pressing domestic and international issues. Her vice presidential pick, Tim Walz, also