Syrian refugees in Lebanon struggle with the choice between returning to a devastated homeland or staying with the fear of bombing, while the situation in Syria remains chaotic and uncertain. Meanwhile, aid organizations and local communities are trying to cope with the increasing flow of refugees.
Shelter for vulnerable group at risk of disappearing in Rotterdam due to decision to end funding from The Hague as coalition parties grapple with consequences.
A 17-day-old premature baby was abducted from a hospital in Paris, France by his parents. The baby was found safe in Amsterdam, Netherlands after the family was located through phone records. Five people have been arrested in connection with the kidnapping.
Georgian parliamentary election exit polls show conflicting results, with a government-affiliated station predicting a narrow win for the pro-Russian party and other polls showing a 6% lead for the opposition. The stakes are high as the country faces a choice between a pro-European or pro-Russian future. Concerns are rising over the ruling party's authoritarian actions and crackdown on media and political opponents.
Aldermen in four major cities stress the importance of subsidizing the broad bridge class, where students with different school recommendations sit together to promote equity. But despite budget cuts, the subsidy has ended and aldermen plan to support schools themselves if the House of Representatives cannot help.
Diabetes drug semaglutide has many positive effects, research shows. It can even prevent kidney disease and cardiovascular disease, and a large study is being planned to further investigate these results.