A man in Sweden was refused a permit to burn the Torah following far-right politician Rasmus Paludan's burning of the Quran, which was done under police protection.
The Swedish foreign ministry has told its citizens to "avoid large gatherings and demonstrations," after far-right politician Rasmus Paludan burnt a Quran in public, sparking international protests.
Protests are building in the US after footage leaks showing that police beat young black man Tyre Nichols to death.
Amira Elghawaby will "serve as a champion, advisor, expert and representative" to support and enhance the Canadian government's efforts in the fight against Islamophobia, systemic racism, racial discrimination and religious intolerance.
Paraguay's former president and current VP have been accused of being involved "in systemic corruption that has undermined democratic institutions in Paraguay," as well as having ties to members of Hezbollah.
The Indian police's report said the assessment was based on intelligence gathered by local police in the border areas and the pattern of India-China military tensions over the years.
Bilal al-Sudani, the regional leader for the Islamic State group in Somalia, was killed during a gunfight after US troops descended on a mountainous cave complex in a northern part of the country hoping to capture him.
The National Cyber Security Centre has warned about the activities of hacking groups SEABORGIUM and TA453, based in Russia and Iran, who have targeted UK NGOs, journalists and politicians.
Anti-Islam activist Rasmus Paludan's burning of the Quran in Sweden has sparked counter-protests in Turkey, where demonstrators burned his photograph and a Swedish flag.
European interior ministers deem the rate of 'successful' returns - currently around 21% - as unacceptably low.