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Rep. Mike Lawler vows to pursue a full congressional investigation into Adam Hamawy over his past ties to a late terror figure.
Lawler notes Hamawy’s past as a translator and defense witness for Abdel-Rahman, who was convicted on terrorism charges.
Lawler, who leads the House Foreign Affairs Middle East Subcommittee, is pressing for scrutiny if Hamawy wins in November.
The Post notes Hamawy’s past hospital work and statements about Gaza, along with Bosnia-era charity ties.
The story highlights Hamawy’s prior association with a foundation linked to terrorism financing in Bosnia.
Hamawy’s campaign positions include opposition to US aid to Israel and criticisms of AIPAC.
The Post describes Hamawy’s victory in the crowded New Jersey Democratic primary for the 12th District.
The article notes Lawler’s position on the Middle East Subcommittee and his comments were first reported by Fox News.
The coverage emphasizes ongoing political debate ahead of November elections.
The article points to Hamawy’s campaign as a factor in Lawler’s demand for further investigation.

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world22h ago

The EU will seek new ways to speed up membership for six Western Balkan candidates at an upcoming summit.
Costa said progress will require reform and unity among EU members to avoid frustration over slow moves.
The June summit in Montenegro will involve leaders from the EU and Western Balkan candidate nations.
EU chapters across 35 policy areas must be opened and closed with unanimous approval.
Serbia faces potential EU funds loss if democratic backsliding is not halted, including in the judiciary.
Costa highlighted that enlargement is a tangible possibility in coming years, not a utopia.
Costa concluded that progress depends on Serbia’s own resolve as it travels to Montenegro for the talks.
Vucic faces domestic protests while pursuing reforms aligned with the EU path.
Belgrade hosted Costa ahead of the pre-summit tour of Western Balkan candidate nations.
EU officials stress Serbia and Kosovo must normalize relations for progress toward membership.

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health20h ago

A three‑day workshop in Chisinau, Moldova, focused on strengthening a multisectoral One Health workforce.
EU4Health funding backs cross‑border action to plan and strengthen a multisectoral workforce.
Experts say cross‑sector collaboration strengthens early warning, risk assessment, and outbreak response.
The approach integrates human, animal, and environmental health across borders.
Regional officials emphasize guarding health, livelihoods, and food systems through coordinated actions.
WHO and partners aim to strengthen regulatory frameworks for monitoring and control of zoonotic diseases.
Participants include public health, veterinary, and environmental professionals from multiple countries.
The initiative targets Western Balkans and Moldova for regional capacity building.
The effort highlights readiness to sustain multisectoral collaboration over time.
The article connects food safety with broader One Health goals at the human–animal–environment interface.

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