Pro-Palestinian students camp out at Mexico’s largest university

Dozens of pro-Palestinian students from Mexico’s largest university camped out Thursday in solidarity with similar protests that have swept colleges in the United States.

Taiwan slams Bolivia for earthquake solidarity with China

Taiwan’s foreign minister lashed out at Bolivia Saturday for expressing solidarity with China following an earthquake that struck the island Beijing views as its own.

Five Mediterranean countries call for more EU solidarity on migration

Interior ministers of five European Union (EU) Mediterranean countries on Saturday called for more EU solidarity on migration and more efforts to prevent irregular migration.

Brexit: Ireland to receive €920m for Brexit impact - BBC News

The Republic of Ireland is to receive €920m (£782m) from a European Commission fund which is designed to "mitigate the impact of Brexit".

Baltics order four Russian diplomats to leave - The Jerusalem post

NATO and EU members Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have ordered four Russian diplomats working in local embassies to leave, in solidarity with the Czech Republic, Lithuania's Foreign Affairs Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis told reporters on Friday.

Macron backs sanctions on EU states that refuse migrants

French President Emmanuel Macron came out Saturday in support of financial sanctions against EU countries which refuse to accept migrants.

Spain foreign minister visits Kiev in show of solidarity on Catalonia, Crimea (Tavrida)

Following a meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart on Monday, the Spanish foreign minister drew parallels between the situation in Catalonia with that in the Crimea to illustrate that both nations faced similar challenges to their territorial integrity.

Germany's Angela Merkel: 'Refugees Must Be Distributed Fairly'

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has called in an interview for EU countries to show solidarity in taking in refugees. But she said her decision to open Germany's borders in 2015 was one she would take again in the same circumstances.

EU Launches New Aid Scheme for Greece to Help Refugees with Rent, Cash

The European Commission offered 209 million euros ($245 million) in new emergency aid for Greece on Thursday to help refugees stranded in the country rent homes and pay for basics with a cash card.

Italian Foreign Ministry summons Austrian ambassador over border controls

The Italian Foreign Ministry has summoned the Austrian ambassador over Vienna's decision to re-introduce border controls. The move comes as Austria announced it was ready to deploy troops and armored vehicles to the Italian border over the growing migrant inflow.

Turkey slams French letter on HDP lawmakers' arrest

Turkey Friday criticized an open letter by French lawmakers voicing “alarm” over the recent arrests of deputies from Turkey's opposition Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP).

2% de su PIB : La OTAN replica a Trump que la solidaridad entre aliados “es clave”

La OTAN ve con enorme inquietud cómo un firme candidato a presidir Estados Unidos cuestiona los cimientos de la Alianza. Por eso la cúpula de la organización dejó ayer atrás el principio de no interferencia en debates políticos nacionales y optó por el contraataque. “La solidaridad entre aliados es un valor clave para la OTAN.

Lavrov, Kerry lay flowers at French Embassy in Moscow

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and US Secretary of State John Kerry have visited the French Embassy in Moscow to express condolences on the terrorist attack in Nice, a TASS correspondent reported from the scene.

EU's Tusk calls for Britain to remain in EU

European Council President Donald Tusk warned the impact a Brexit would have on the European Union (EU) and urged British citizens to vote to stay in the European Union during his official visit here on Monday.

UN chief slams deadly terrorist attack in Istanbul

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Tuesday condemned a deadly terrorist attack in Istanbul, Turkey, which killed 11 people, voicing his hope that "the perpetrators of this despicable terrorist attack will be identified and brought to justice."  

Protests in Brazil after Release of Rousseff-Lula Recording

Outraged Brazilians protested in Brasilia and Sao Paulo late Wednesday following the release of a taped phone call between President Dilma Rousseff and her predecessor Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

UNESCO delivers 7 tons of materials for preserving Syrian monuments

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) offered seven tons of materials used for preserving and repairing antiquities to employees in the General Directorate of Antiquities and Museums.

Rousseff considera "innecesaria" operación policial contra Lula

La presidenta brasileña, Dilma Rousseff, consideró esteviernes "innecesaria" la operación policial contra su padrino político y antecesor, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, y exigió "respeto" a los derechos individuales y "responsabilidad" a las instituciones.

Poland Says Could Send F-16s to Fight ISIL

NATO member Poland is ready to send four F-16 warplanes to fight ISIL terrorist group, a senior defense official said Monday.

Schultz says 'very worried' about 'desolidarization' in EU

European Parliament (EP) President Martin Schultz warned on Saturday that the European Union (EU) was facing the loss of trust of local citizens about that the transnational institutions were still able to deliver solutions to crisis.