Kieran Burke
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UK police make another arrest in RAF Fairford case (opens the original)
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Police in the United Kingdom on Thursday said that another man had been arrested as part of the investigation into Sunday's security incident at a US-run air base in Gloucestershire. The arrest of the dual UK-Iranian national came after British Prime Minister Andy Burnham told the BBC there were "strong indications that Iran played a part in what happened over the weekend at RAF Fairford." Iran's embassy in London earlier said it "categorically rejects and strongly condemns" speculation it was i
Ethiopia: Embassy shut in Eritrea, 10 diplomats expelled (opens the original)
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Ethiopia on Thursday announced it was shutting its embassy in Eritrea and also declared ten Eritrean diplomats "persona non grata", accused them of involvement in activities that threatened national security. The embassy in Eritrea had been reopened in 2018 as part of the rapprochement that culminated in Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. A statement issued by Ethiopia's Foreign Ministry said the action was being taken "in response to Eritrea's direct and indirect ac
Germany expresses optimism over Montenegro's EU ambitions (opens the original)
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Germany on Thursday expressed optimism regarding Montenegro's bid to become part of the European Union. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said that the Western Balkans country's ambition to join the bloc was being "heard in Brussels and in all European capitals." Wadephul made the comments after traveling to Montenegro on Wednesday to attend the annual meeting of European foreign ministers as part of the so-called Berlin Process. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider up
Switzerland: Stricter neutrality set to be rejected (opens the original)
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Voters in Switzerland look set to reject a proposal for stricter neutrality in a referendum held on Sunday, according to projections by state broadcaster SRF. According to SRF figures, 29% voted for tighter rules on neutrality while 71% voted against adopting stricter measures. Although Swiss neutrality has been recognized since the end of the Napoleonic wars in 1815 and part of the country's constitution since 1848, exactly how the government implements it is not clearly specified. The initia
Switzerland: Voters reject stricter view of neutrality (opens the original)
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Voters in Switzerland look set to reject a proposal for stricter neutrality in a referendum held on Sunday, according to projections by state broadcaster SRF. According to SRF figures, 29% voted for tighter rules on neutrality while 71% voted against adopting stricter measures. Although Swiss neutrality has been recognized since the end of the Napoleonic wars in 1815 and part of the country's constitution since 1848, exactly how the government implements it is not clearly specified. The initia
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