Dramatic shortage of food in Gaza as all 25 bakeries shut down and remaining aid will run out in two weeks, leading to increased prices and reliance on outside aid, while Israel denies allegations of withholding aid and hindered efforts by humanitarian organizations.
Bedum councilor threatened by fierce opposition to inquiry into possible site for asylum seeker center, police security needed and council members across the country deserve security for their work.
Decades after the brutal killings of civilians in Boetsja, Ukraine, by Russian forces, only a handful of perpetrators have been brought to justice, despite extensive evidence. As Ukraine continues to seek justice, the calls for an international special tribunal grow louder.
Elon Musk will soon quit as a special government employee and head of DOGE, according to US media, due to growing frustration with his unpredictability and political risk. His departure would have a positive effect on Tesla's stock market value.
Opposition parties are calling for the resignation of Minister Faber, who refused to sign off on nominations for five volunteers being honored for their work with asylum seekers. The prime minister and Minister of Internal Affairs both support the nominations and have signed off on them, but Faber's refusal has caused controversy and division within the cabinet.
Police welcome the partial fireworks ban and are considering an alternative along with industry associations and municipalities. Experts think it is a necessary step, but see it as just a start in the context of safety and health. The fireworks industry is disappointed and finds the ban ineffective in reducing illegal fireworks and riots.