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Iran Threatens Gulf Power Plant Strikes After Trump Ultimatum

Commercial vessels in the Gulf, near the Strait of Hormuz on March 22, 2026 in northern Ras al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates. Getty Images/Getty Images Europe hide caption toggle caption Getty Images/Getty Images Europe Israel launched more strikes on Tehran Monday as Iran warned it could start striking power plants in the Gulf region.

Germany launches WE‑Fair skilled‑worker alliance

Guido Seifen is the managing director of the medium‑sized German company, Omexom Hochspannung , which employs around 500 people and builds major power lines. He said it has become increasingly difficult to find skilled workers in Germany for the widely dispersed construction sites.

Air India tightens BMI-based fitness rules for cabin crew

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Iran Vows Retaliation After Trump’s Hormuz Power Plant Threats

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Strikes Persist as US-Backed Peace Talks Restart

Several people were killed in both Russia and Ukraine on Saturday. The strikes come with US and Ukrainian negotiators meeting in Miami as they look to resume negotiations to end Russia's war in Ukraine.

Thessaloniki: Remembering the Lost Jewish Community

If you stand at the old train station in Thessaloniki today, time seems to have stood still. The rusted tracks glimmer in the pale light of the Greek spring. It looks unremarkable, but the site is an open wound in European history.

Prague Rally Protests Babis Over Threats to Democracy

Tens of of thousands of people rallied in the Czech capital, Prague, on Saturday to oppose the policies of Prime Minister Andrej Babis and his coalition government, accusing it of what they called "arrogance of power."

Tendai Biti Detained as Zimbabwe Term-Limit Clash Escalates

Zimbabwe's former Finance Minister and prominent lawyer Tendai Biti has been detained by police, along with several fellow activists, amid mounting tensions over President Emmerson Mnangagwa's bid to extend his stay in power.

Taliban Places Unannounced Diplomat at Berlin Embassy

A Taliban member has been appointed the head of the Afghan embassy in Berlin without the German government's knowledge, public broadcaster ARD reported on Saturday. The unilateral move appears to highlight the Islamist group's efforts to assert control over Afghanistan's diplomatic missions abroad, despite lacking official recognition from almost all of the world's nations, including Germany.

Rhineland‑Palatinate election: CDU and SPD in a knife‑edge race

The largest US air base outside the United States is located in Ramstein, Rhineland-Palatinate. This state in southwestern Germany is also the ancestral home of US President Donald Trump. It's home to the world's tallest cold-water geyser, which shoots up 60 meters (about 200 feet), and, of course, there's the wine.