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Hungría se ha negado a firmar una declaración de la UE condenando el último ataque ruso a Ucrania. El documento, preparado por la alta representante Kaja Kallas, fue apoyado por los 26 Estados miembros restantes. Rusia atacó la capital de Ucrania el miércoles por la noche, matando a 23 personas, entre ellas varios niños. Fue el segundo mayor ataque aéreo contra Ucrania desde el inicio de la invasión total del país. La representación de la UE en el centro de Kiev y los locales del British Council también sufrieron daños. La declaración señalaba que poner en peligro la vida de los diplomáticos e...

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Friday said he is aiming to hold talks between European and US officials over the war in Ukraine next week, warning that the conflict could continue for "many months." "I am pleading strongly that we - meaning the Europeans together with the US government - carefully discuss the next steps together," said Merz at a press conference with French President Emmanuel Macron following French-German talks in Toulon. The aim must also be for Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky - "if necessary with other participants i...

The main suspect in a knife attack on a US man in a tram in the eastern German city of Dresden has turned himself in, just hours after police released a wanted notice on Friday. The man, a 20-year-old Syrian national, called police in the afternoon to inform authorities of his location, with officers arresting him in the city's Cotta neighbourhood moments later, police and prosecutors said. He is due to be brought before a magistrate who will decide whether the suspect should be remanded in custody. The suspect is accused of inflicting facial injuries on the 20-year-old US citizen with a knife...

A pro-Palestinian demonstration is set to go ahead in Frankfurt after a court on Friday backed the overruling of a ban imposed by the western German city's public order office. Up to 5,000 people had been expected to join the march on Saturday under the banner "United4Gaza - Stop the genocide now!" before it was prohibited as a "potentially anti-Semitic gathering." But the Hessian Administrative Court (VGH) has backed a decision by the Frankfurt Administrative Court on Thursday to overturn the ban. Police can "take targeted action against individual troublemakers" while ensuring "the fundament...