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Israel has revoked the diplomatic status of eight Norwegian envoys in the occupied Palestinian territories, sparking tensions between the two nations. Norway’s foreign minister criticized the decision, emphasizing its impact on humanitarian efforts.
The diplomatic spat stems from Israel's unilateral move to downgrade the status of Norway's representation in Palestine, a move seen by Oslo as undermining its diplomatic efforts and engagement in the region.
China's MOC strategic focus aims to boost its trade volume with free trade agreement (FTA) partners to approximately 40% of its total foreign trade by 2030.
Recent data from Russian research stations highlight alarming trends - Arctic temperatures are rising at more than twice the global average, leading to dramatic reductions in sea ice extent and thickness. This warming trend threatens local wildlife, disrupts traditional indigenous practices, and has broader implications for global climate patterns.
Sweden has decided against accepting patients from Gaza, according to a report by Goteborgs-Posten. The Swedish government has confirmed that it has no plans to receive these patients despite a formal request from the European Union Commission.
This request comes in response to recent developments, including Israel's announcement of new settlement outposts.
The appointment of Rutte, who recently lost a national election in the Netherlands, was approved by envoys from all 32 NATO countries at a North Atlantic Council meeting in Brussels.
Netanyahu is expected to make critical war-related decisions during small ad hoc meetings, with final approval sought from the wider security cabinet.
India is hosting the 46th ATCM in Kochi, Kerala, from May 20 to 30. Delegates from 56 member countries of the Antarctic Treaty are attending this event, which is organized by the National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research (NCPOR) under the Ministry of Earth Sciences.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre announced the recognition at a press conference in Oslo, stating, "There cannot be peace in the Middle East if there is no recognition." He confirmed that Norway’s recognition of Palestine would take effect immediately.