German AfD MP Maximilian Krah:

Yes, we intend to revoke temporary residence permits on a large scale.

But if you believe that you can expel more than a million people against their will in a liberal state, that has not happened since the end of the war.

German AfD MP Maximilian Krah:

Immigration policy is precisely an argument for migrant voters to vote for us.

I have not met a single Turk in Germany who wants Syrians here.

As a rule, they are much tougher on this issue than we are.

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias:

Our homeland's communications in a period of crisis relying on a private company, on a satellite owned by a private company of another country, with the beneficial owner a third country, is not an acceptable solution for the 21st century.

Which minister can expect to wait 24 hours for a photograph of our wider area to be bought from a foreign provider?

US Special Envoy Jared Kushner:

The question we get asked the most from the Europeans is, are the Russians and this President Putin really ready for peace?

From what Steve and I have heard from him, we can say very strongly we believe so, under the right conditions.

The Russians ask the same questions of the Ukrainians and the Europeans: are they really genuinely ready for peace?

Nikki Haley:

Just a few months ago someone was arrested and put in prison because he paid an informant to have me killed.

IRGC, the Iranian regime, paid a Pakistani businessman money to do it.

They are targeting Americans on American soil. They have tried to get Trump multiple times.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres at COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye:

Nine oil companies are on track to rake in more than 95 billion US dollars in just three months.

That is more than $1 billion a day.

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir:

There are 19 supporters of terrorism in the Knesset.

Germany's Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy Katharina Reiche on working hours:

Twenty minutes more work a day. In Berlin this causes hiccups.

You don't need to study business administration to find out that a site where I work 30 hours a week, while the same company has a site in Poland or Hungary where people work 40 hours, with fewer sick days and less vacation, is the more productive one.

We can only be competitive if we raise labor productivity, and that means working a bit more and a bit longer, not just over a lifetime but also per day.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty:

We are suffering. The whole world is suffering. Africa is suffering.

Look to Europe itself, because of the inflation, because of the surge of the oil prices and the food prices.

Don't forget the fact Egypt is the number one net importer of wheat and grain in the world, and of course we've been affected with the troubles in the supply chain and the freedom of navigation.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty on Yemen and Saudi Arabia:

The parliament approved the resolution to give powers for the president to help the Saudis with regard to defensive objectives.

Mainly for defensive objectives, like air defense capabilities to defend the different sensitive sites in Saudi Arabia including of course the holy sites.

Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty on US military aid to Egypt:

The military assistance is an integral part of this strategic partnership. We hope and we are confident that this will continue.

I'm going to Washington within the coming days, and we'll have meetings with the leadership of the US Congress from the two parties.

The FMF, the Foreign Military Financing, will continue as part of this strategic partnership.

Whistleblowers have warned House Democrats that the Trump administration's Interior Department has allegedly been destroying documents related to Trump's Washington construction projects ahead of Democratic control of Congress in January.

Democrats are demanding that federal agencies preserve records, recover deleted information and suspend document destruction.

The Interior Department denies the allegations, calling them “100% false.”

Source: CNN

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According to Israeli journalist Daniel Amram, who shared their statement on X, the tourists say it was a "consensual joke", that the worker knew about it and took part, that he was unharmed, and that there was no intent to humiliate him.

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The man said he was threatened and that Jews weren’t allowed in.

BIG: RSF Lt. Gen. Khalid Nour al-Daim Bresh has defected to Sudan's Army.

Bresh is a former army officer who was seconded to the RSF in 2013 and rose to senior roles in security, border affairs and logistics.

Hemedti promoted him to lieutenant general in June 2026.

Pro-army accounts say he is heading toward Khartoum with forces and equipment, and some also tie him to the attack on the army’s General Command and the fall of El Fasher.

RSF media chief Al-Tayeb Khalil called the reports “rumors” spread to cause confusion.