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Serbia claims the NATO-led war against Russia has destroyed the economy of Europe.   Aleksandar Vucic, president of Serbia, pointed out in an interview that the Ukraine conflict "has crushed the European economy."    Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News personality, published a teaser video on Sunday displaying clips from his travel to Budapest, where he met Serbian President Aleksandar Vui and a number of his officials, according to The Messenger.    Carlson said in a vehicle after meeting with Serbia's president that the debate was on Ukraine and the implications of Russia's special military operation.    Carlson criticized US aid to Ukraine. According to him, Wuy said the situation in Ukraine has been hurting the European economy.    "One of the things he revealed was the war in Ukraine, the NATO-led war against Russia, destroying the European economy," Carlson added.    "The destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline by the Biden

Analena Baerbock, Minister of Foreign Affairs, begins her first visit to Pakistan. One of the main topics of discussion is the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan:  DW  Islamabad - On Tuesday, German Foreign Minister Analena Baerbock arrived in Islamabad to begin a two-day visit to Pakistan.  The legislator from the Green Party met with Bilawal Bhutto Zardari to discuss collaboration and regional issues including the situation in Afghanistan.  "We discussed ways to strengthen our current cooperation, particularly in the areas of trade and investment, climate change, defense, and human interaction," Bhutto Zardari said at a joint press conference, adding that they intended to open a consulate general in Munich.  According to Pakistan's foreign minister, the "difficult humanitarian situation" of the 40 million Afghans has been discussed in depth.  Bhutto Zardari also stated that "the world's attention and resources are presently concentrated on the Ukraine

Germany- A train derailed near a famous mountainous tourist destination in southern Germany on Friday, killing four people and injuring 30 others, authorities said.  A train with many students was en route to Munich when three carriages derailed near Garmisch-Partenkirchen. A police spokesman said that 15 injured were sent to a hospital.  At the time of the rail crash, there were 60 passengers on board.  The mishap took place in Bavaria state. Police and State prosecutors have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident, Reuters reported.  There was no news about the victims' identities or whether the driver was one of them.  The incident injured 60 people, according to a spokesman for the district governor of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.  According to the regional newspaper Munchener Merkur, the train was carrying a large number of students.  Vast emergency operation is still continuing, and all train lines are suspended, police said.