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Six political parties in Suriname have signed a coalition agreement to form the new government under Jennifer Geerlings-Simons, pending election results.

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg is part of a crew of twelve onboard a ship departing from Catania, Italy, to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, organized by Freedom Flotilla.

Nigel Farage faces backlash over economic proposals including tax cuts and welfare changes, drawing criticism from political opponents and economists in London.

Suriname's ruling party, the NDP, is shaping a coalition with NPS, Pertjajah Luhur, A20, and BEP, potentially securing a majority in the National Assembly, sidelining the VHP.

International researchers are closer to identifying potential remains of Noah's Ark at the Durupınar site in Eastern Turkey, with recent soil samples suggesting the presence of 'ancient wood.'

Liverpool finally lifts their 20th Premier League trophy at Anfield in a celebratory event with fans after securing the title in April.

North Korea arrests chief engineer of Chongjin shipyard following a failed torpedo boat launch, causing damage and embarrassing leader Kim Jong-un.

Suriname gears up for elections amid oil riches, with focus on economic crisis and future oil revenues. Get the latest updates on Telegraaf.nl.

Speculations rise on Boris Johnson's return to politics and a possible collaboration with Nigel Farage, amid Reform Party's surge in UK polls.

Tourists are taking historical cobblestones, stones, and signs as souvenirs, causing damage and facing legal consequences in various European destinations like Bruges and Sardinia.

Harvard University files a lawsuit after US government prohibits enrollment of foreign students, citing constitutional violations and alleged political influences.

Harvard University faces restrictions as Trump administration revokes student visa program certification, impacting over 27% of international students. Allegations of fostering violence and ties to China raised.

US Men's National Team coach Pochettino emphasizes focus and commitment as the team prepares for the Concacaf Gold Cup following a disappointing Nations League finish. Key players like Pulisic will miss the tournament.

A Belgian car displaying the license plate '7 OKTOBR' sparks outrage, seemingly referencing the Hamas attack of October 7, 2023, leading to calls for investigation and stricter regulations.

Elias Rodriguez, the suspect in the killing of two Israeli embassy employees in Washington, has ties to a communist party and advocated for armed protests.

The family of Beth Martin (28) was horrified to discover her heart missing during autopsy in Turkey, sparking a search for answers.

EU officials, including Ursula von der Leyen, stay silent on Trump-Putin talks regarding Ukraine. Trump claims Russia and Ukraine will negotiate peace immediately, while EU vows to support Zelenski for sustainable peace.

Belgian broadcaster VRT considers pulling out of Eurovision due to massive public backing for Israel's song, questioning fairness and political neutrality of the event.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces backlash over decision to permit food aid to Gaza as activists threaten to block shipments. Concerns about hunger crisis in Gaza amid ongoing conflict.

The Democratic Alliance led by PM Luís Montenegro wins Portuguese parliamentary elections, with the extreme-right Chega party making significant gains.

Poland grapples with political tensions and a surge in migration from Ukraine, affecting its EU stance and upcoming 2025 elections.

The US government is considering a plan to relocate up to one million Palestinians from Gaza to Libya, in exchange for billions of dollars unfrozen by the US.

Turkish authorities release Joakim Medin, a Swedish journalist convicted of insulting President Erdogan, following international pressure. Medin, arrested in Istanbul, reported on protests against Erdogan's actions.

Hungary introduces a controversial law allowing the government to blacklist organizations receiving foreign funding, echoing Kremlin tactics.

During a visit to American troops in Qatar, President Donald Trump hinted at a possible third term, sparking debate about constitutional limits and political strategies.

Passengers on Turkish airlines face fines for standing up early after landing. Will similar measures be taken in the Netherlands? Airlines respond.

British Labour government faces criticism over immigration plans as concerns rise in various sectors, including healthcare. Opposition leader Nigel Farage calls for stricter measures.

The Élysée dismisses claims of a cocaine incident involving French President Macron during a meeting with European leaders in Kiev, clarifying it was a misunderstanding with a paper tissue.

South Korea's ruling party's attempt to switch presidential candidates at the last minute fails as members reject replacing former minister Kim Moon-soo with ex-acting president Han Duck-soo.

April 2024 ranks as the second warmest on record with an average global temperature of 14.96 degrees Celsius, only 0.07 degrees cooler than the warmest April. The European climate service Copernicus highlights the impact of rising temperatures.