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Rwanda & Uganda gain ground in plans to create return hubs
Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Denmark & Greece are accelerating negotiations to create return centers - A crucial meeting of the five ministers on September 4
Putin “gifted” Trump an American prisoner: What lies behind his gift and…why now?
Robert Gilman was released after reports that he was close to death - Sky News sees an attempt to reestablish closer ties with the White House as pressure on Russia mounts
“I killed her”: Florida man arrested 39 years after 1987 murder of young mother
Gary Glowacz, 70, faces second-degree murder charges after allegedly confessing to the 1987 killing of Melissa Taylor Ellison, nearly four decades after the case went cold; he is still held without bond before Thursday's hearing
Colombia earthquake: More than 250 dead and 1,310 injured as rescuers race against time to find missing in rubble
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) estimates that 5,000 houses have been damaged. Dozens of buildings have collapsed and hundreds of homes have been destroyed.
Trump, the catering cart and ‘Food Truck One’: AI memes flood social media after secret Turkey escape operation
The US President was secretly smuggled off Air Force One inside a catering container and flown covertly to Britain last month, US media revealed, as intelligence agencies deemed an Iranian assassination plot credible after the Nato summit
EU’s new entry system frustrates travellers: up to two-hour waits at Europe’s major airports
Financial Times data show waiting times at Frankfurt, Munich and Amsterdam doubling this summer under the EU's new Entry/Exit System, prompting eight member states and Switzerland to request extended exemptions ahead of September's looming deadline
Syria’s “Site 99” that concealed Assad’s nuclear material: Israel’s threats, the deal with the US & Turkey
Assad stored material that could have been used to build a “dirty bomb” at a secret site in Syria. Following intensive negotiations and threats, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will ultimately be responsible for removing it
