Millions of Ukrainians fled to the west in late February after Russia launched an offensive against their country. Initially welcomed with open arms by European countries, they are now seeing a decline in support – at least when it comes to the benefits offered by host countries.
European countries are now deciding how much they want to spend on Ukrainian refugees, and some of the free offers offered in the first week are about to expire.
The United States has also expressed concern that Bachelet has not released the long-awaited report on Xinjiang’s Uighurs. Washington: The head of UN rights was […]
The researchers said that before COVID-19, olfactory dysfunction was largely unknown. People infected with the coronavirus have experienced several effects of the disease even after […]
The new warning notice will warn users that a tweet violated Twitter’s rules about the Ukraine war. New York: Twitter Inc. will begin issuing warning […]
Ukraine’s conflict has had a negative impact on bloc members’ low defense spending for decades, according to a draft European Commission report The European Union […]
