Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Palutskas has announced that the country will review its migration policy. He said that people from some countries are prone to radicalization. Therefore, the number of migrants from Central Asia may decrease in the future.

Thailand repatriated citizens of more than 30 countries who were freed from fraudulent call centers on the Myanmar border in February of this year. More than 5,400 of them are said to be Chinese.

The White House administration has revoked the visas and legal status of more than a thousand foreign students in the past month. The main reason for the visa revocation is related to the participation of students and other foreign citizens in pro-Palestinian demonstrations.

Portuguese Mariana Tavares and Romanian Maria Sirbu, both studying in Istanbul, spoke about the Islamophobia they faced in their home countries after converting to Islam. They said that the good behavior and personal examples shown by Muslims helped them overcome religious stereotypes.

Sumayya Erdoğan Bayraktar, chairwoman of the Turkish Women and Democracy Foundation, drew attention to discrimination against women wearing the hijab during employment. She criticized restrictive policies in France and Northern Cyprus and called for the protection of religious freedom.

The operation was reportedly organized by Assad's close associate and economic advisor, Yasser Ibrahim. The last flight took place on December 8 from the Russian-owned Khmeimim military base.

The US military launched an airstrike on the Yemeni port of Ras Isa on April 17. Houthi-run media reported that at least 58 people were killed and more than 126 were injured in the strike.

The Georgian Ministry of Education reported that Chinese will be taught as a second foreign language in the country's schools starting in grade 5. It is said that Chinese is currently taught as an additional service in 15 schools in the country.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to turn the country into a major supplier of ammunition, missiles, helicopters, and warships to traditional buyers Russia.

The US has made a number of demands to the newly formed Syrian government, including that Syria must allow American "counter-terrorism" operations on its territory.