Bosnia ordered to remove church from Srebrenica survivor’s land
Bosnian authorities were ordered on Tuesday to remove from a Muslim Bosniak woman’s courtyard an Orthodox church which was built after she was driven out by Bosnian Serb forces who killed 22 of her relatives in nearby Srebrenica.
Erdogan says Turkey has no choice but go its own way on Syria ‘safe zone’
Turkey has no choice but to act alone given too little progress has been made with the United States forming a “safe zone” in northeastern Syria, President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday in his most direct indication of a cross-border offensive.
Part of UK PM Johnson’s party conference center in lock down: Reuters reporters
One area of the conference center where Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party is holding its annual gathering has been closed down, a Reuters reporter at the scene said.
‘Moria is hell’: asylum seekers protest conditions at Greek camp
Hundreds of asylum seekers protested conditions at Greece’s biggest migrant camp on Lesbos on Tuesday after a woman was killed in a fire there, marching towards the island’s capital before being halted by police.
One dead, 10 injured in attack at Finnish college
At least one person was killed and 10 injured at a college in eastern Finland on Tuesday in a violent incident that a newspaper said began when a student attacked a teacher with a sword.
Finnish police says suspect used bladed weapon in Kuopio attack
The suspect in the attack in Kuopio, Finland used a bladed weapon and also carried a firearm, police said on Tuesday.
Top French court rejects bid by Sarkozy to avoid trial over 2012 campaign
France’s highest appeals court on Tuesday rejected a bid by former President Nicolas Sarkozy to avoid facing trial over the alleged illegal financing of his failed re-election campaign in 2012.
U.S. State Department says U.S., North Korean officials plan to meet within week
U.S. and North Korean officials plan to meet within the next week, State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said on Tuesday.
UK minister: Northern Ireland cannot take rules from EU after Brexit
Britain will not place any physical customs infrastructure on the Irish border after Brexit and will present alternatives to the contentious “backstop” border plan in the coming days, a British junior minister for Brexit said on Tuesday.
Egypt restored subsidies for 1.8 million since February: ministry
Egypt has returned 1.8 million people to its food staples subsidy program since February following earlier cuts, the supply ministry said on Tuesday.
