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President Erdogan strengthens ties with Somalia, establishing military presence, economic partnerships, and cultural influence in the region.

Nigel Farage's resurgence in UK politics highlighted after local elections, leading Reform Party to victory and positioning himself for a shot at British premiership.

High temperatures lead to traffic congestion at the Belgian coast, with three individuals falling ill in a stationary train amidst the May Day celebrations.

An AI-generated video showing Pope Francis in heaven with deceased stars sparks outrage for being deemed extremely blasphemous and disrespectful. Get the full story on Telegraaf.nl.

British and American forces conduct a joint airstrike on a military target in Yemen's Houthi-controlled region, following previous attacks on various locations in the country.

The British Labour government unveils an asylum law for the UK shortly before local elections, aiming to secure voter support amidst key issues like migration and asylum.

RWE withdraws from American offshore market citing rising costs and political uncertainty, reallocating investments to safer projects closer to home.

A live beaver found stranded on Bredene beach surprises onlookers. The animal, uncommon in West Flanders, was rescued by firefighters and taken to a wildlife center in Oostende.

Close to a million British young people under 25 are neither in school nor employed, facing mental health issues and addictions like drug use, pornography, and excessive gaming.

A British man, Liam Carter, discovered a winning lottery ticket of his late mother, valued at 21,558 euros, in her belongings after her passing.

Several NATO countries, including Spain and Italy, are falling short of the 2% GDP defense spending target, facing pressure from the US for higher investments in defense.

An earthquake occurred west of Istanbul, Turkey, with no reported damage or casualties. Turkish media reported two consecutive tremors with the epicenter located under the sea, 60 kilometers west of Istanbul.

Israel introduces a remote-controlled robot bulldozer in Gaza, enhancing military operations while avoiding risk to personnel. Critics raise concerns over accuracy and casualties.

At least six fatalities and two missing persons reported on the Australian east coast due to unusually high waves. Authorities issue warnings.

20-year-old Brit confesses to causing havoc on Newcastle highway, injuring seven officers. Incident details and court proceedings revealed.

UK and EU close to food treaty as British critics decry 'Brexit betrayal'. Concerns over trade implications and US trade prospects.

The British High Court defines 'woman' legally as 'biological women' in discrimination law, impacting transgender rights and women's quotas.

Hong Kong Post halts package processing to/from US in response to new American tariffs on Chinese goods.

Learn about the numerous murder plots targeting President Donald Trump, making his presidency one of the most threatened in US history.

British Steel high ovens face sabotage, political tensions, and international implications as the UK races to secure vital resources.

British government calls in army experts to tackle waste crisis in Birmingham after garbage collectors' strike, facing opposition criticism.

Hashem Abedi, involved in Ariana Grande concert bombing, attacks guards in UK prison. Investigation launched by anti-terror police.

A British mother, Vanessa Brown, arrested for taking iPads from daughters to make them study, leading to a police investigation.

Discover details about Prince Andrew's secret meetings, financial plans, and Chinese connections. Buckingham Palace responds to allegations. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

Influencers and adventurers face risks when meeting isolated tribes, as recent incidents show. Explore the dangers of interacting with indigenous communities.

Gianni Infantino announces USA and UK as hosts for Women's World Cup in 2031 and 2035 respectively. Details on bids, tournaments, and expansion.

Portuguese and British police intercepted a submarine with 600 million euros worth of cocaine onboard, revealing drug lords' extensive use of submarines for smuggling.

British parents arrested after complaints about school management, lack of evidence leads to case closure. Parents criticized school leadership in WhatsApp group.

The closure of British Steel furnaces in Scunthorpe marks a significant blow to the UK steel industry due to import tariffs and environmental regulations.

Eyewitnesses recount details of the submarine accident off the coast of Hurghada, Egypt, where luiken were reportedly left open during the dive, resulting in casualties.