World and Latvian news in one place
Taiwan's Foreign Ministry on Tuesday said a group of scholars had their passports and mobile phones confiscated and were detained in Mombasa for over 20 hours.
Taiwan's Foreign Ministry on Tuesday said that the scholars' passports and mobile phones were confiscated, and they were detained in Mombasa for more than 20 hours before being allowed to leave the country.
Comments are automatically moderated. No hate, threats, personal data or spam.
Loading comments…
The upcoming byelection in Aberdeen South is a straight fight between the SNP and Conservatives, with the future of North Sea oil and gas as the central issue.
The Guardian World · 34 min ago
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that the shooting of Russian artist Semyon Skrepeck was likely politically motivated. The murder occurred on Monday, and two Belarusian citizens were detained and later released in connection with the case.
TVNET · 34 min ago
Afghanistan's supreme leader has banned smartphones for all government employees, with violators facing up to six months in prison. The move has disrupted work and communication, drawing complaints from workers.
Euronews · 34 min ago