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So the hostages will be released

The three women from Hamas' hostage group who are to be released as early as Sunday will be handed over to the Red Cross, reports Al Jazeera. The three women are to be released "after 3 pm" according to reports, and they will then be handed over to the International Red Cross to be subsequently taken to a special army unit on the Gaza Strip, according to the Qatar-based media company.

So the hostages will be released

Dumped clothes cause concern: "Completely crazy some days"

Discarded textiles are pouring into the Red Cross store in Malmö. Fundamentally, it's positive, thinks the store manager.

Dumped clothes cause concern: "Completely crazy some days"

Ceasefire Welcomed - with Demands for Increased Emergency Aid

The announcement of an agreement on a ceasefire in Gaza is welcomed, but emergency aid must immediately reach the civilians who have been affected. The International Red Cross Committee is ready to assist when hostages are released and in humanitarian efforts.

Ceasefire Welcomed - with Demands for Increased Emergency Aid

Metallica donates millions to fire victims

Metallica joins the growing number of celebrities who donate money to the victims of the fires in Los Angeles. .

Metallica donates millions to fire victims

Disney donates millions to fire victims

The film company Walt Disney Studios is donating 15 million dollars, approximately 168 million kronor, to the victims of the fires in Los Angeles. At the same time, more and more stars are revealing that they have lost their homes.

Disney donates millions to fire victims

Norway prepares for "extreme amounts" of snow

It can come up to 60 centimeters of snow in some places in Norway in the coming days. Now the authorities are going out and asking people to think twice about whether they really need to venture out into traffic.

Norway prepares for "extreme amounts" of snow

He collected the dead after the tsunami

He has recovered from the trauma of 20 years ago, he says. But he cries when he thinks of the children who lost their parents in the tsunami that devastated Indonesia's west coast.

He collected the dead after the tsunami

Only Half of Norwegians Look Forward to Christmas

Half of all Norwegians, 49 percent, feel more anxiety than joy ahead of Christmas, according to a survey conducted on behalf of the Red Cross. .

Only Half of Norwegians Look Forward to Christmas

A poorer Christmas for many Swedes

At least half a million people in Sweden live in poverty – and at the City Mission's Christmas gift shops, the pressure is record-high ahead of Christmas. Those who previously may have had some sort of margin have no margin left, says Anna Toll at Stockholm City Mission.

A poorer Christmas for many Swedes

Soldier Sources: Indiscriminate Killing in Gaza

Anonymous Israeli soldiers sound the alarm about indiscriminate killing of civilians on the ground in central Gaza, in an investigation by the newspaper Haaretz. They say that soldiers compete in shootings – and that the dead are stamped as terrorists afterwards.

Soldier Sources: Indiscriminate Killing in Gaza

Kosovo and Serbia to Search for Missing Persons

Kosovo and Serbia have agreed on the continued work to seek clarity on what happened to the many people who are still missing after the war. .

Kosovo and Serbia to Search for Missing Persons

Feverish search for survivors in Vanuatu

The search is ongoing for people trapped under the rubble in earthquake-stricken Vanuatu. Australia and New Zealand are flying in rescue personnel to the island nation in the Pacific Ocean.

Feverish search for survivors in Vanuatu

Many missing after the cyclone: "The island is devastated"

The cyclone Chido has caused enormous devastation in the French island group Mayotte northwest of Madagascar. The area is facing a difficult time, according to France's Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau.

Many missing after the cyclone: "The island is devastated"

Powerful earthquake in the Pacific – at least one dead

A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7. 3 has shaken Vanuatu in the Pacific Ocean, according to the US Geological Survey.

Powerful earthquake in the Pacific – at least one dead

Sweden supports Ukraine with 110 million

The Government has decided on a new support package of 110 million kronor to Ukraine's humanitarian initiative "Grain from Ukraine". .

Sweden supports Ukraine with 110 million

Extreme weather in Norway: Summer heat and avalanche danger

At the same time as it is brutal winter in northern Norway, extreme heat is blowing in from the south. 18.

Extreme weather in Norway: Summer heat and avalanche danger

500 Dead Soldiers Returned by Russia

Russian authorities have returned the remains of over 500 fallen Ukrainian soldiers. Most of them are said to have been killed in battles in Donetsk in eastern Ukraine.

500 Dead Soldiers Returned by Russia

Many feared dead in landslide in Uganda

At least 30 people are feared to have died in landslides and mudslides in eastern Uganda. The remains of six people, including an infant, have been recovered in the village of Masagu, according to local officials.

Many feared dead in landslide in Uganda

New attacks in Beirut ahead of ceasefire

Israeli attacks thundered again over Beirut's southern suburbs, at the same time as Israel and Hezbollah are reported to be very close to a ceasefire. A total of 31 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon on Monday, according to Lebanese authorities.

New attacks in Beirut ahead of ceasefire

ICC: Netanyahu and Gallant accused of war crimes

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant are to be arrested, announces the International Criminal Court (ICC). They are accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes in the Gaza Strip.

ICC: Netanyahu and Gallant accused of war crimes

Tennis helps the victims in Valencia

Both finals in tennis' team competitions, Billie Jean King Cup and Davis Cup, will be decided in Malaga, Spain, later in November. The tournament organizations, together with the International Tennis Federation, have decided to donate money to the Red Cross in Spain to support and alleviate the effects of the flood disaster in Valencia.

Tennis helps the victims in Valencia

After the Catastrophe: The Star Couldn't Bear to Watch the Match

The injured Barcelona star Ferran Torres was unable to be present when his team won the derby against Espanyol. The Spanish national team player is from the Valencia area, which has been hardest hit by the floods that have claimed over 200 human lives.

After the Catastrophe: The Star Couldn't Bear to Watch the Match

Norway's Prime Minister: The Gaza War is Barbarism

Norway's Prime Minister directs sharp criticism towards Israel's warfare in Gaza. .

Norway's Prime Minister: The Gaza War is Barbarism

New Humanitarian Aid to Ukraine

The Government has decided on a new humanitarian aid package to Ukraine of 110 million kronor. The largest part will go towards helping the civilian population during the winter, for example by securing access to heat, electricity, medicine, and water.

New Humanitarian Aid to Ukraine