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Eight people have been wounded in a stabbing at Hamburg train station, with three in critical condition. The motive behind the attack remains unclear.

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

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.

Belgian authorities seek to lift immunity for five EU parliamentarians for suspected corrupt practices linked to Huawei. The European Parliament President, Roberta Metsola, confirmed the request.

German police detain four teenagers, aged 14 to 18, accused of belonging to a far-right extremist terrorist organization, involved in arson and vandalism activities. The group aims to overthrow the democratic system with violence against migrants and opponents.

EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas initiates an investigation into Israel's compliance with the EU partnership agreement, prompting reactions from Minister Veldkamp and opposition leader Geert Wilders.

A man injures five people with a sharp object at a cafe in Bielefeld, Germany, leaving three seriously wounded. German authorities suspect a terrorist attack as the perpetrator remains at large.

A suspected case of Ebola has surfaced in the Czech Republic, with an American man isolated in a hospital after seeking medical help in Tabor.

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

Moody's has lowered the US economy's top-notch AAA credit rating for the third time, impacting borrowing costs. President Trump expresses frustration over the downgrade.

The biological parents of the two children abducted from Dalfsen earlier this year will remain in custody for an additional two weeks. The father, identified as Enschede lawyer Michaël van K, is temporarily suspended from practicing law by the Order of Lawyers in Overijssel.

Latvian government issues guidelines to help citizens identify Russian spies, highlighting signs like unkempt appearance and suspicious behavior.

European NATO ministers debate a new defense spending norm in Antalya, with disagreements on increasing spending to 5% of GDP by 2032. The deadline for the agreement is set at the upcoming summit in The Hague.

All six prisoners who escaped from a prison in Saint-Hubert, Belgium, are back in custody after being apprehended by the authorities.

Belgian YouTuber Acid faces police search after disclosing the name of a convicted medical student, sparking controversy and legal actions.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates for a massive boost to the German military, warning of Russia's ambitions in Ukraine and emphasizing the need for defense preparedness.

Seven detainees break out of Saint-Hubert prison, triggering a massive manhunt by police. This is the second major escape from the facility, with three recaptured and four still on the run.

The new German government tightens control by banning the largest 'sovereign citizen' group and arresting the self-proclaimed 'king of Germany'. 'Sovereign citizens' pose a growing threat to democracy.

Germany apprehends three suspected Russian spies for planning attacks, with links to a past parcel bombing incident in Leipzig. One suspect awaits extradition from Switzerland.

Belgian authorities seek a 10-year prison term for Jos Leijdekkers, accused of smuggling 3400 kg of drugs hidden in charcoal. Leijdekkers, alias 'Bolle Jos,' is on the run in Sierra Leone.

Harry Kane from FC Bayern Munich and Jonathan Tah from Bayer Leverkusen headline the EA Sports FC 25 Bundesliga Team of the Season, showcasing impressive attributes and ratings.

A Belgian woman who disappeared 14 years ago after scamming her neighbors reemerges in France, admitting to a past mistake and explaining her whereabouts.

A bomb alert was reported at Charleroi Airport in Belgium on a plane arriving from Porto, causing evacuation and police presence.

A court in Argentina uncovers 83 crates filled with Nazi material from WWII, shedding light on the country's post-war role as a haven for war criminals.

Russian space probe Kosmos 482, in orbit for over 50 years, is believed to have crashed in the Indian Ocean according to the ESA after losing contact during a pass over Germany.

A Belgian woman from Incourt was drugged and raped by her husband for over a decade, similar to the infamous case of Dominique Pelicot in France. The husband, now 85, avoided jail due to health issues.

The book 'If Russia Wins' by Carlo Masala foretells a Russian victory scenario, now mirroring real-world events. The narrative aligns with current geopolitical tensions. Read more on telegraaf.nl.

Bayern Munich begins negotiations with Bayer Leverkusen's Jonathan Tah, with interest from Real Madrid and Barcelona. Leroy Sané considers LaLiga move. Stay updated with the latest transfer rumors.

New German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declares a state of emergency due to illegal immigration, tightening asylum policies and border controls.

Nearly twenty children and adults were wounded in a fire at a circus tent in Aldenhoven, Germany, with some children taken to the hospital.