Antradienio popietę Vilniaus pašonėje, A1 magistralėje įvyko avarija, kurios metu automobilis rėžėsi į kelininkų mikroatobusą su priekaba, ant kurios buvo sumontuoti įspėjamieji, laikinieji kelio ženklai.

Izraelio priešai gali bandyti įvykdyti atakas prieš spalio pabaigoje numatytus rinkimus, antradienį pareiškė ministras pirmininkas Benjaminas Netanyahu (Benjaminas Netanjahu), teigdamas, kad yra tam tikrų požymių, tačiau detalių nepateikė.

The measures include a proposed ban on evictions until 2030 and the automatic renewal of tenant contracts.

National Rally President Jordan Bardella says he will sue for libel over comments he is accused of making as a young activist.

The prime minister will say he wants to reduce energy costs in his first conference speech as Labour leader.

Aviva boss Amanda Blanc said England was "for sure" building homes that might be uninsurable at some point in the future.

LIVERPOOL — Scottish Labour’s new leader, Michael Marra, said he does not believe there is a “realistic prospect” of the U.K. rejoining the European Union because of “huge political instability” across the continent. Speaking at the POLITICO pub during Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, Marra argued that the changing political landscape in Germany and France meant the EU was not in a position to consider a British return “on any terms that we might think is reasonable.” Scotland’s governing Scottish National Party has repeatedly called for the U.K. to rejoin the bloc after 62% of Scots voted to remain in the EU in 2016. But Marra said that while he’d support a U.K. effort to rejoin should Europe find itself in a “different place” in the future, he admitted it may not be a “realistic prospect” for a generation or more. “Politics in Europe, I think, is really unstable at the moment. It’s facing many of the same challenges that we are in the U.K. in terms of the global economic instability, challenges in the Middle East, and migrant crises across parts of Europe have really destabilized politics.” Marra, who took over as leader after Labour suffered a humiliating defeat in May’s Scottish Parliament election, instead urged Prime Minister Andy Burnham to be “pragmatic” about forging closer links with the bloc. “What we do need is a closer relationship because we know the economic cost that’s resulted from Brexit. I want to see us doing that on a case-by-case basis,” he said. “Some of the things we’ve done around Erasmus and so on, I think that is a key thing.” His comments come amid growing debate among senior Labour ministers about the next steps in the U.K.’s relationship with Brussels at the party’s annual gathering in Liverpool. In a major intervention ahead of the conference, former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair said there should be a plan to rejoin a “reformed EU” in the next decade. Andy Burnham has not yet ruled out including conditions for a fresh membership bid in his party’s next election manifesto, but is expected to expand on his approach when he speaks to the Labour faithful later today.

LIVERPOOL, England — Greater Manchester’s new progressive mayor Bev Craig is already getting on famously with Zohran Mamdani. Expect her dealings with Donald Trump to be a lot more businesslike. Craig — fresh from a visit to New York to meet the mayor earlier this month — told the POLITICO Pub at Labour conference Tuesday she would put her “big shoes” on when Trump visits Manchester for the U.K.-hosted G20 summit next year, even if they disagree. “I’m not sure that’s the bromance I’m after in my life,” the Labour politician said. “I think I’ll stick to Mamdani as my new U.S friend.” She added: “But there’s a serious point, isn’t it? If you are saying that you want to be a globally competitive city that has a growing economy and delivers for your residents, then you’ve also got to put your grown-up shoes on. “And when people come to town, you’ve got to make sure that you’re hosting world leaders in a way that reflects the U.K. in a professional and serious way.” ‘Cool, calm heads’ Craig, who grew up in Northern Ireland, was pressed on Trump’s incendiary recent call for Irish reunification. She urged caution on the issue — but declined to say if she would give her message to the U.S president directly at the G20. “I don’t think the mayor of Greater Manchester’s got that democratic mandate to tell the president of the U.S. what her thoughts and feelings are about the place that she grew up,” Craig said. But she stressed that the Good Friday Agreement “gives peace and let communities begin to thrive.” And she called for “cool, calm heads” to avoid stoking fresh tensions. Craig met Mamdani in the U.S. earlier this month at a meeting of the Urban20, which brings together mayors from G20 countries. She told POLITICO that she spent time in New York handing out coffee machines to people moving into new affordable apartment blocks. “The serious work that we’re doing there is that the challenges are the same in most major cities across the world around affordability,” Craig said. “There is a great role that progressive mayors around the world can play in helping shift the tone in national politics to show what can happen when you actually get stuff done.”

Malaysia sends Rohingya back Myanmar despite safety warnings

Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma succeeds King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, who died last month.

Far-right party leader Jordan Bardella denies allegations by French news site that he wrote anti-Israel messages as a teenager

Warning comes as the bloc’s energy ministers meet in Dublin

The Israeli prime minister held an hourlong meeting with the UAE’s president on Sunday, according to two people briefed on Netanyahu's trip, which was first reported by Israel’s Channel 12 TV station. One of them said the talks focused on a report published by the Israeli daily Haaretz earlier this month that said the Emirati leader warned Netanyahu about a looming attack by Hamas just ahead of Oct. 7, 2023. FRANCE 24's Noga Tarnopolsky reports from Jerusalem.

French far-right leader Jordan Bardella said on Monday he had filed a defamation lawsuit against investigative website Mediapart over a report alleging he ​made antisemitic remarks ‌in private messages over a decade ago, saying the story was an effort to "destabilise" campaigning ahead ⁠of next year's election. The 31-year-old leads the far-right National Rally party which is seeking to clear its racist image. The party's candidate, ‌Marine Le Pen, is leading polls for the April presidential election. FRANCE 24's Antonia Kerrigan reports.

Organised crime, gang violence and conflicts over the control of criminal networks are fuelling mass shootings in South Africa, according to the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime.

The mayor of Tangier, Mounir Limouri, was placed in police custody on Monday over alleged electoral fraud in the recent parliamentary elections.