Lebanese official Joseph Aoun has accused Israel of continuous ceasefire violations in southern Lebanon, citing ongoing destruction and loss of life. On Thursday afternoon, the Israeli military issued new evacuation orders for residents in several Lebanese towns as conflict persists despite the truce.
Ukraine's allies view Russia's decision to scale back its annual military parade on Red Square as evidence that Moscow is not winning the conflict. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas and Latvia's foreign minister stated that the downsized event reflects Russia's fear of Ukrainian capabilities.
Chris Jude, the 22-year-old suspect in the killing of 17-year-old Lisa, will remain at the Pieter Baan Centrum for an extended period of psychiatric observation. This decision was announced during a preliminary court hearing in Amsterdam on Thursday.
The suspect involved in a stabbing in London's Golders Green was previously known to a government-led anti-terrorism prevention program. This initiative is designed to intervene and prevent individuals at risk of radicalization from committing terrorist acts.
The number of asylum seekers at the Ter Apel registration center has dropped below 2,000 for the first time in weeks. This decrease follows the opening of multiple temporary reception centers designed to alleviate the pressure on the facility.
Small cultural institutions in Haarlem with fewer than three full-time employees can apply for a subsidy of up to €30,000 starting April 30, 2026. The city has allocated €500,000 for investments in equipment and facilities to improve accessibility and ensure these venues are future-proof.