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A Syrian mother, which went the way of her country for a better life, said he was ready to return to Syria if her child will be allowed to enter and live in Germany. The news that is distributed massively in the foreign media puts the spotlight as Rasha Alsayed claims that loves her daughter so much that only requires it to be safe even if it meant to live separately. "Take my daughter and send it to Germany or any other safe place, no matter where, to be quite good, something that could not offer him my place in Damascus. Take the kids now and shpjerini in Germany. I'm ready to go back to Syria. We all have the right to make a safe, but I do not want this right. The one thing I ask for my daughter. To go to school, a fundamental right or not? "Said Rasha Alsayed. Rasha is an English teacher in Damascus, at the time of the interview was on the border between Serbia and Hungary together with other refugees. Ladies Alsayed told journalist interviewing him that he had 10 days traveling traversing Turkey, Greece, Macedonia and Serbia along with her daughter, Alma. In this journey accompanied by his brother Hassan and the route they had paid 2,000 euros per person. The Hungarian government has indicated that all those seeking asylum will be returned automatically after and anyone who tries to pass the siege will face prison.

Havana and other Cuban cities are in the fever of preparations for the arrival of Pope Francis. In the capital, the streets were paved and the pulpit is being renovated. Square icon of the revolution where the head of the Catholic Church will celebrate on Sunday an open wafer, abounds workers are setting up an altar and a pulpit giant makeshift congregation and choir. Pope Argentine will stay 4 days in Cuba before traveling to the United States. This is his first visit to both countries former sworn enemies who today have melted the ice between them tens of years. The Vatican announced two days ago that he hoped that the visit of Francis to help remove the US embargo of the lead in turn to an improvement of freedoms and human rights in the communist country. The Pope himself has praised Cuban spirit unbroken face misery. "It makes me feel good and helps me a lot to think about faith in God when I see the spirit with which bear the difficulties of every day that passes," the Holy Father said in the message broadcast by Cuban state television. It is not a coincidence and his decision to travel to Washington, after leaving Havana. Taming hate relationship between the two countries in recent months partly owes his intercession, that had great weight in the respective capitals. On Friday, the United States announced the easing of restrictions on travel and business with Cuba, the most recent step that Barack Obama throws towards improving bilateral relatave

At least 26 people have been killed by air attacks last Syrian government in the city of Palmyra, which is controlled by militants. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights based in the UK has revealed that among the victims in Palmyra were 12 militants ISIS. There were airstrikes in the city of Idlib which killed 17 people. ISIS took full control of Palmyra in May and Idlib is a stronghold of an alliance of jihadist groups. On Thursday, a Syrian military official announced the "Reuters" that the government forces have launched immediately by the use of new weapons and combat land, which is supplied by Russia. As of Friday, the defense ministers of the United States and Russia have held initial talks about the conflict in Syria, the Pentagon announced. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter spoke with Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu on the possibility of overcoming the dispute, it said in an official statement.

The White House is developing a comprehensive regulation, in order to facilitate further trade embargo against Cuba, a move that would ease restrictions on US companies and would make it easier for US citizens to travel to the island, to some time ago hostile to America. The news was announced on Thursday that US government officials, but the new regulation is expected to be announced precisely during the remaining hours of this premteje. US companies will be allowed to freeze their offices in Cuba, for the first time more than half a century, according to a draft of the new rules taught by "Reuters". The regulation will make it easier for airlines and commercial ships to import parts or technology to improve security in Cuba; will lift restrictions on exports of computer software; and will allow companies authorized to create subsidiaries with Cuba, mainly through "joint ventures" with Cuban firms, such as that of telecommunications "Etecsa", state and monopoly situation in the country. However, the regulation does not authorize private companies to trade financing, or does not change the current rules that determine who can travel to Cuba. But these rules can be modified and improved in the near future by different agencies. For all these reports there were no comments from the administration of President Barack Obama.

Japan's parliament has voted in favor of a law that will allow the local military fight across borders for the first time since World War II, 70 years ago. The vote on the constitutional amendment was delayed for several hours, as the opposition tried to stop efforts to return the measure into law. Outside the institution, dozens of demonstrators gathered in recent protests against such a move. Many Japanese are peaceful pro provisions in the Constitution, which so far have stopped fighting overseas. The draft law was recently passed by the lower house of the Parliament, controlled by the government. The government announced the changes in defense policy are vital to cope with the new challenges of the military, as those exhibited by the strong growth of Chinese military capability. The executive sought to develop this vote and approve the law before starting a five-day holiday on Saturday. The ruling coalition has a majority in both houses of the Japanese parliament, known as the Diet, which means that no matter how he tried, the opposition camp was powerless to stop the return of this bill into law.   Masaaki Yamazaki, president of the upper house of Parliament, said the law was adopted with 148 votes in favor and 90 against. More than 200 hours were spent to review the legislation, reports "Japan Times", and its approval by the Parliament fulfills a long-term ambitions of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. On Thursday, opposition politicians tried to push the bill proceeding through physical reactions, while the public has caused massive protests for months

Ministers of Defense of the United States and Russia have held initial talks about the conflict in Syria, the Pentagon announced. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter spoke with Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu on the possibility of overcoming the dispute, it said in an official statement. News of the telephone conversation between Carter and Shoigu comes shortly after US Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States hoped that a conversation between the military leaders would be held soon. The two defense chiefs discussed what the official announcement cited as "dekonfliktimi" and recalling that "the talks were constructive." Meanwhile, other developments in official Moscow has warned that a possible request from Syria to send troops "will be discussed and taken into consideration". "But it's hard to talk about this issue hypothetically" spokesman Dmitry Peskov. Meanwhile, a group of Russian human rights said it has been approached by some who fear that Russian soldiers would be sent to fight in Syria. Any secret deployment of Russian troops in Syria would be totally illegal, said Sergei Krivenko of the Russian Council for Human Rights

Thousands of desperate refugees who were not allowed to cross the Hungarian border may be forced to traverse the dangerous mine fields in Croatia, in search of a safer Europe. It is believed that from 60 thousand to 100 thousand pounds found in an area of ​​802 square kilometers in Croatia since the Balkan wars of the 90s. Cleaning their efforts were hampered by the massive flood of 2014, and is still not known how many have left many of them are still active. However, this is a deadly dangerous prospect for refugees who since Wednesday morning are flocking to Croatia on their way to Austria and Germany. Voluntary groups in social media have published guidelines on how to avoid mines and maps showing where mines are the main areas. While authorities say the active mine areas have warning signs, hundreds of people have died and many others were injured by them since the war ended in 1995.

Only 2 weeks after the tragedy of the boy's 3-year Ajlan Kurdi, who was killed along with his brother and mother near Turkey, the Turkish authorities have found on the coast of western province of Izmir body of a girl of 4 years, she the victim of a boat drowned. According to the local agency "Anadolu", the little girl is not identified yet. While activists Siran Network for Human Rights reported that it is a 4-year-old Hanan Al Jarwan, according to them, they have died after drowning the boat with which he traveled to the Greek coast. Her body was pulled ashore Friday morning in Altinkoy district of tap. About 14 other people among whom were 8 children were rescued by Turkish Coast Guard. It is likely that the girl be the only victim. Meanwhile other immigrants died a hit by lightning on the French side Eurotunelit linking France with Britain. Boy, 2 years old, he was trying to board a ferry cargo to pass through the tunnel. The port town of Kale is another critical point border where migrants to cross to reach the north of Europe.

Croatia could become a "hot spot" for immigrants. With this sentence, Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said that his country will allow refugees to use the country as a thoroughfare to other countries of the European Union. He said the country can not close the borders KOMPLEKT, but the situation was urgent and irresistible flow to authorities. Croatia closed in the early hours of Friday seven of its eight border crossings after the large influx of immigrants has begun to flow from Serbia in the last two days. Within a few hours, more than 14 thousand refugees, most of them Syrians entered Croatia. Their movement to Croatia and Slovenia arrived after the decision of the Hungarian authorities, who provoked the measures being considered a criminal offense illegal border violation. Balkans are widely used by displaced by conflicts in the Middle East and Afghanistan, as a way to transition to the European Union countries. Most of them aim Germany. Berlin has sought awareness of other countries of the Union to distribute the number of asylum seekers. So far, Brussels has agreed to allocate only 40 thousand refugees, but the figures are much higher. The crisis has followed the reaction of many of the EU countries that are reluctant to take in the displaced and have reinforced their borders returned checks. Return of checks at the border by a part of the Schengen area, has been interpreted by analysts as a challenge to the agreement entered into force in 1995 to free movement.

Decriminalization of Parliament and policy in Albania in Tirana is a matter of days. But there is a phenomenon unknown to the West. Through a similar experience, albeit in very different context, passed and Germany after World War II. German Social Democratic deputy, Petra Ernstberger Deutsche Welle explained what happened when the Bundestag, German politics and society had to do and he process. For Ernstberger, this is a matter of great interest for the actuality of the Albanian politics, the solution of which is a challenge if the parliamentary system, whether the subsequent developments of the country and society. "After World War II in Germany have had such situations, where people have been identified with the Nazi past, who had committed the offenses of which they wish to take a position in politics or in Parliament," she recalls. But German politics and society such identified persons and they were kept away from political life or were removed from positions where they had arrived. "If you look at the current situation in Germany, there are people who, even though they have committed various criminal offenses continue to be willing to have certain political positions. However most of them are detected in advance; is the party that does not allow to reach the electoral process and can take a deputy mandate "following it. If Parliament identified a deputy who has committed a certain offense continues reasoning social democratic MP, the first step is the removal of immunity. legislator treated like any other citizen facing the justice system. If he is guilty, this leads to the removal of its mandate or the deputy submits a mandate as a result of pressure exerts itself against the party or his company in this context. "Today in the Bundestag do not have politicians who have done so documented, certain offenses," says Ernstberger.