FC United celebrates two decades since breaking away from the Glazers' Man United takeover, maintaining fan-owned, democratic principles in opposition to commercialism.
Brentford completes an £18 million deal to acquire Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Caoimhín Kelleher from Liverpool. Kelleher, who made 67 appearances for Liverpool, aims to secure more playing time at Brentford.
Wales secures Euro 2025 spot after years of struggle, facing challenges and near misses. Players celebrate the historic milestone and gear up as underdogs for the upcoming tournament.
South Korea holds presidential elections with Lee Jae-myung as the frontrunner, amidst a choice between democracy and dictatorship following Yoon's impeachment.
An 88-year-old woman in Czech Republic was found alive in a coffin after being mistakenly declared dead. Authorities are investigating the coroner's actions in Pilsen.
Karol Nawrocki's victory in the Polish presidential elections raises concerns about Poland's future relationship with the EU under his eurosceptic leadership. How will this impact Brussels and the broader European landscape?
Karol Nawrocki, a nationalist and eurosceptic, emerges victorious in the Polish presidential elections with 50.89% of the votes against pro-European candidate Rafal Trzaskowski.
Czech Republic accuses China of cyberattacks on the Foreign Ministry, with hackers gaining access to thousands of emails. EU and NATO express support while calling on China to adhere to international norms.
Suriname gears up for elections amid oil riches, with focus on economic crisis and future oil revenues. Get the latest updates on Telegraaf.nl.
Recent books shed light on a shadow government running the U.S. during Joe Biden's presidency, with family members and loyalists wielding significant influence behind the scenes.
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.
The Democratic Alliance led by PM Luís Montenegro wins Portuguese parliamentary elections, with the extreme-right Chega party making significant gains.
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.
Hungary introduces a controversial law allowing the government to blacklist organizations receiving foreign funding, echoing Kremlin tactics.
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.
President Trump's move to bring white South African refugees to the US sparks anger and debate, with critics questioning the preferential treatment amid stringent immigration policies.
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.
Friedrich Merz, a Christian Democrat, is elected as the new Chancellor of Germany in the Bundestag after receiving 325 votes. Merz's comeback marks a historic turn of events in German politics.
Christian Lindner, ex-German Minister of Finance, unintentionally hits film producer's Norfolk Terrier in Berlin, sparking social media outrage.
Catholic cardinals meeting in Vatican City before the conclave urge peace in Ukraine and the Middle East, expressing concern over lack of progress in global peace efforts.
The European Union launches 'Choose Europe' initiative with €500 million to lure American researchers affected by President Trump's policies, aiming to enhance research opportunities.
President Donald Trump orders the reopening of Alcatraz prison in California to house 'the most ruthless and violent criminals', sparking controversy and opposition from Democrats.
A record number of cardinals from 71 countries gather in Rome to elect the next pope. Italian Cardinal Pietro Parolin leads as a favorite, followed by Matteo Maria Zuppi and Pierbattista Pizzaballa.
US Senator Marco Rubio condemns Germany's classification of AfD as extremist, sparking diplomatic exchange with German Foreign Ministry. Washington reacts to AfD monitoring.
Germany's intelligence service deems AfD state-threatening and recommends a ban, citing anti-democratic activities. Political implications arise as the report surfaces days before new conservative chancellor takes office.
Jules Albert Wijdenbosch, former president of Suriname, dies in Paramaribo at the age of 83. Wijdenbosch served as president from 1996, founding the Democratic National Platform 2000 after leaving the NDP.
President Donald Trump delivers his 100-day speech amidst protests, attacking judges, media, and Democrats, with both supporters and opponents present. He boasts of achievements, makes false claims, and criticizes political adversaries.
In the first 100 days of Donald Trump's second presidency, chaos reigns as he clashes with the judiciary, media, and political opponents, fueling division in America.
The Liberal Party emerges victorious in Canada's parliamentary elections, surprising many as they defeat the Conservative Party. Carney's stance on Canadian independence gains support amid competition with Pierre Poilievre.
