Europe

The German Government has introduced a new system of voluntary recruitment of young people, although it is not ruled out that the military service that was suspended in 2011 will be restored if the new system does not achieve sufficient troops.

Hundreds of followers of the Irish rap group Kneecap have received at the Westminster Court in London a Liam Og O Hannaidh, who is accused of supporting a terrorist group after allegedly showing a Hizbullah flag during a concert.

In his reply, EH Bildu's MEP sees' very racist attitudes' which, as long as they are not overcome, he denounces in Euskadi Irratia that Europe will have the sense of the right to asylum thrown away.

In a place and a day yet to be determined, the rendezvous seems increasingly feasible, as both leaders may meet in Geneva or Budapest. In this context, Europe is working to impose new sanctions on Russia.

The European Commission is working to prepare a meeting with Ukraine and the US "as soon as possible."

Organized by Bilboko Konpartsak, dozens of people have denounced the "genocide that Israel is committing." They have formed the mosaic along with the sound of sirens, and have told organizations, parties, and companies that the capital of Bizkaia "sympathizes with Palestine."

Work has begun on the five-kilometre relocation of the iconic church of Kiruna in northern Sweden, by road, due to the need to expand its mine. 

The church is 40 feet wide (672 tons of weight) and the operation started today is scheduled to end on Wednesday afternoon. 

The trailer with the church will move at 500 meters per hour and the transfer can be followed live on the Swedish public television website.

The French company must present new arguments to the Belgian Council of State, which has so far supported the company based in Beasain. 

Before the start of another bat offensive in Gaza, therelatives of the 20 hostages who could remain in the hands of Hamas have asked Prime MinisterBinyamin Netanyahu    Tel Avive.

Zelensky, together with European and NATO leaders, will meet with Trump. The US president says the war could end "almost immediately" if Ukraine rejects Crimea and NATO.

Ukraine's president has stressed the importance of a common front for "just peace."

One of them carried 15 migrants, including five children and three women; the other, 30 people, including seven minors. From Algeria, most of the passengers are from sub-Saharan Africa.

The NGO Maritime Humanitarian Rescue has reported that this new legislation legitimizes illegal returns and hinders rescue work in the central Mediterranean.

The US president has said there is a 25% chance that the meeting will not succeed, while the Kremlin has warned that no formal agreement is expected to be signed.

The search for missing persons continues, as some 95 migrants were on board two ships that left Tripoli, Libya, early in the morning. Water has begun to enter one of them, causing people to embark on the other. Some 60 have been rescued.

According to Macron, the US president has confirmed by videoconference that NATO will not be involved in Ukraine's security guarantees. Moreover, the French president has explained that Trump has assured them that only Zelensky will negotiate the territories that Ukraine is supposed to cede to Russia.

The United Kingdom, France, Denmark, Greece and Slovenia have warned of the danger to the hostages and have stressed that the humanitarian situation in Gaza would worsen.

"This is the best way to accelerate the end of this war," the Israeli Prime Minister said, adding that there is no famine in Gaza and that everything is "a campaign of distortion."