The UK Home Office is revoking post-Brexit residency rights for some EU citizens, citing "error" in granting pre-settled status. At least 100 people, including a Portuguese NHS worker, have been affected, raising concerns about the UK's compliance with the EU withdrawal agreement.
Donald Trump is hastily negotiating with Iran, offering a $300bn rebuilding fund and an end to sanctions, after a catastrophic war sparked with Israel's influence. Despite claiming a "major win", the move follows widespread criticism of the war's justification and methodology, which has killed over 3,300 Iranians, including more than 100 children.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that the US will pledge non-interference in Tehran's internal affairs under a memorandum of understanding. The deal also includes an end to Israeli aggression against Lebanon. Araghchi stated that failure to implement the MoU would halt talks on a final agreement.
AKP's omnibus bill, containing regulations on media, central bank staff, and municipal properties, was presented to the Plan and Budget Commission. Opposition decries it as an "economic censorship mechanism," while ruling party defends it amidst internal CHP debates.
Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications has drafted a report proposing stricter age verification for social media services to protect children. The report calls for service providers to assess risks and disclose age restrictions and verification methods, rather than implementing a blanket age-based ban like in some other countries.
Japan's Internal Affairs Minister ordered Nippon Post to investigate potential similar cases following the arrest of a former employee for bribery. The ex-employee allegedly received ¥1.2 million in cash and Tokyo Disney Resort accommodation for favoring a contractor in work orders.
Internal Affairs Minister ordered Japan Post to investigate potential similar bribery cases after a former employee was arrested for accepting ¥1.2 million in cash and Tokyo Disney Resort accommodations in exchange for contract favors. The minister expressed regret over the misconduct and vowed continued oversight.
Moscow and Beijing have expressed joint concern over confrontational policies and interference in domestic affairs by some countries, according to a statement from their leaders' talks in Beijing. The document also noted China's acknowledgement of Russia's concerns regarding the EU's militarization.
The Sports Agency and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications held their first meeting on ensuring opportunities to watch sports and sports broadcasting. The meeting was prompted by the exclusive streaming of the World Baseball Classic (WBC) on Netflix, which sparked debate.
India has rejected Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) allegations of foreign interference, calling them "baseless imputations" and reiterating its policy of not interfering in other nations' internal affairs. New Delhi also raised concerns about extremist and separatist elements operating from Canadian soil, while the CSIS report noted a more restrained tone on India compared to previous assessments.
Sergey Melik-Bagdasarov noted that Russian-Chinese strategic cooperation, based on the principles of equality, mutual respect and non-interference in internal affairs, has served an example of responsible partnership throughout decades
