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Polish premier looks to hold referendum to ask citizens if they support accepting 'illegal immigrants'.

BERLIN: A German lawmaker said on Sunday she was detained for several hours when entering Turkiye earlier this month based on social media posts she made in 2019, adding that she would still travel to Turkiye and speak her mind about its government. Goekay Akbulut, a Bundestag member for far-left Die Linke party, was detained in Antalya airport on Aug. 3 after an arrest warrant was issued by the Turkish public prosecutor for alleged “terror propaganda,” she said.

Javier Milei's win is a stinging rebuke of the political establishment in a nation battered by economic woes.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 537th day.

HAIFA: Members of Israel’s Arab minority fear they will bear the brunt of the hard-right government’s judicial overhaul, but have remained largely on the margins of a raging debate over the sweeping changes. Israelis have rallied weekly since the controversial reform package was announced in January by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition, dubbed “the worst ever” by Samira Kanaan Khalaylah, 57, who lives in the northern Arab town of Majd Al-Krum.

Kim Jong Un inspected factories producing tactical missiles, mobile launch platforms and armoured vehicles.

UN's impending pullout has fuelled tensions between Mali's military gov't and rebel Coordination of Azawad Movements.