Germany faces multiple challenges: a fatal vehicle attack at Berlin's CSD event, warnings over right-wing 'active clubs', economic competitiveness concerns, and the Bayreuth Festival's 150th anniversary amid controversy.
Explosions injured at least 18 in Damascus on Tuesday during a visit by French President Macron, a setback for Syria's new president, al-Sharaa, who aims to assert control and stability.
Two explosive devices wounded at least 18 people, including four police officers, in Damascus on Tuesday, near where French President Emmanuel Macron was visiting. The blasts occurred outside the security zone for Macron's visit, which continued as planned.
An Israeli attack on a vehicle in Maghazi refugee camp, Deir el-Balah, Gaza, killed three Palestinian police officers and injured several. Palestine's Interior Ministry condemned the "treacherous bombing" and called for international pressure to enforce the ceasefire.
A missile alert in Dubai, issued by the UAE Interior Ministry, was swiftly cancelled, causing widespread alarm among residents. The incident occurred amidst escalating regional tensions following a suspected Iranian drone attack and a diplomatic phone call between UAE and Iranian foreign ministers.
An explosion and fire at Qatar's Barzan gas supply facility in Ras Laffan industrial area injured at least 54 people, with 18 still unaccounted for. The blast occurred while workers attempted to resume operations after a previous Iranian attack during the war.
Syrian security forces have arrested 10 former officials linked to the deposed Assad regime in Daraa, Aleppo, and Idlib provinces. The Interior Ministry stated the operations aim to bring individuals accused of crimes and abuses against Syrians to justice, including a former military commander and a prison guard.
Syrian Interior Ministry announced the arrest of 20 individuals involved in attacks on internal security checkpoints near Kobani. The ministry stated that it would deal with any transgressions with the utmost severity to protect state institutions and citizens' security. These incidents coincide with the ongoing implementation of a January agreement to integrate Kurdish self-administration institutions into the Syrian government.
Kuwait's Interior Ministry released footage showing extensive damage to Terminal 1 at Kuwait International Airport, attributed to an "Iranian aggression." Iran's Revolutionary Guard denied targeting the terminal, claiming to have struck US bases in Kuwait in retaliation for US attacks on an Iranian oil tanker and communication tower in Qeshm. Kuwait summoned the Iranian chargé d'affaires and reported intercepting 13 ballistic missiles and 17 drones.
Kuwait's Interior Ministry released footage showing damage to Terminal 1 at Kuwait International Airport following an Iranian attack. The footage shows destruction to the terminal's roof. The terminal had reopened Monday after a previous attack in late February.
Italy's Interior Ministry is launching 'Police-One,' a project to create a unified identification code (CUI) for law enforcement. This system will integrate all state data on individuals, including biometrics and police records, enabling real-time verification via mobile devices and enhancing investigations.
Taiwan's Ministry of the Interior is cautioning citizens against 'united front traps' during religious exchanges in China, with over 20 individuals currently unable to return. The ministry advises leaving travel details in Taiwan before visiting China for religious purposes.
The death toll from a combined Russian overnight attack on Ukraine has risen to 13, according to the Ukrainian Interior Ministry. Dnipro reported 9 fatalities and 35 injuries, while Kyiv recorded 4 deaths and over 60 injured amid ongoing firefighting efforts.
Egypt's Interior Ministry announced the arrest of a man seen in a video harassing a child and falsely claiming she was his daughter. The suspect, a resident of Nasr City, confessed to the crime, which is punishable by severe penalties under Egypt's anti-harassment law, especially when the victim is a child.
Clashes between police and anti-government protesters in Belgrade have concluded, with 23 demonstrators detained. Protesters threw projectiles at police, who responded with tear gas. The protests, ongoing since November 2024, are linked to a railway station collapse and demand early elections.
Egypt's Interior Ministry clarified the arrest of a woman feeding stray dogs in Cairo, citing public health and environmental concerns. The ministry stated that such actions can lead to disease, increased aggression in dogs, and environmental pollution. A report indicated over 1.2 million animal bite/scratch cases in Egypt from January to September 2025.
Germany's Interior Ministry is reportedly considering offering Syrian refugees up to €8,000 to voluntarily return home, as support for the anti-migration AfD party rises. Over 951,000 Syrians live in Germany, with few returning voluntarily.
Syrian Interior Ministry spokesperson stated that initial investigations into the Damascus bombing revealed a specific entity behind the attack, possibly linked to remnants of the former regime, foreign militias, or extremist groups. The attack, which killed one soldier and injured 23 civilians, targeted a busy civilian area. The ministry plans to announce details about targeted cells and arrests soon.
According to the Pakistani Interior Ministry, the need for a long-term solution to the conflict and a reduction of tensions through diplomacy and negotiations was emphasized
