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Recently declassified MI5 documents revealed a shocking secret about a Soviet spy living under the roof of the palace for 10 years.

During the 9th Spanish Ambassadors Conference in Madrid, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez emphasized the need to further strengthen relations with Turkey within the context of the Middle East.

Over a hundred miners have lost their lives in an abandoned South African gold mine after being trapped for months. The government labels them as criminals and refuses to provide assistance.

A recent leak of information from France's most heavily guarded and secretive military base has caused a major scandal. The leak, known as StravaLeaks, has put military personnel at risk of severe penalties.

The ongoing war in Ukraine has devastating consequences for Russia, leading to a potential halving of the population by the end of the century.

Greenland's Prime Minister expresses readiness to collaborate with US President Trump on purchasing Greenland, while Republicans in Congress introduce a bill granting Trump authorization to buy Greenland from Denmark.

North Korea's latest ballistic missile test in the Pacific Ocean has raised concerns in South Korea and Japan.

An oil tanker that drifted off the northeast coast of Germany last week is being towed to the port of Skagen in northern Denmark. The tanker, carrying 99,000 tons of oil, was en route from Russia to Egypt.

AfD's candidate for chancellor, Alice Weidel, revealed the party's Islamophobic stance at a recent party congress in Riesa, Germany.

The incoming Trump administration is reportedly considering making territorial concessions to Russia for a deal on the Ukraine conflict.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the importance of Turkey as a member of NATO during a meeting at the European Parliament.

Greenland's Prime Minister expressed interest in enhancing collaboration with the United States on defense and resource research.

The United States has designated the group 'Terrorgram' as a terrorist organization, accusing it of racism and organizing attacks worldwide. Three leaders have been marked as terrorists.

President Volodymyr Zelensky struggles to address the mobilization issues in Ukraine as mass desertions continue to be a major challenge.

At the commemoration of eighty years since the liberation of Auschwitz, politicians are not allowed to give speeches. Only Holocaust survivors will have the opportunity to speak, reports The Guardian.

The European Union has announced a new humanitarian aid package worth 148 million euros for Ukraine, where the war continues.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that the Russian State Nuclear Energy Corporation Rosatom will continue its international activities.

The South Korean intelligence service NIS has concluded that North Korean military personnel fighting alongside Russians in Kursk lack expertise in modern warfare.

The US is bracing for a renewed nuclear threat from Russia: a potential weapon capable of shutting down an entire power grid through an electromagnetic pulse (EMP).

The diary of a young North Korean soldier who was killed in combat against Ukraine has revealed a shocking tactic of instructing soldiers to kill themselves on the battlefield.

The London suburbs of Barking and Dagenham are on the rise, aspiring to become the 'Barcelona on the Thames'.

Despite the strong expectations of right-wing parties in Germany, Olaf Scholz of the left-wing SPD is determined to maintain morale as they gear up for the upcoming federal elections.

Japan, the Philippines, and the United States have agreed to strengthen their ties in response to the increasing tensions in the South China Sea.

Preparations continue for the meeting between Trump and Putin as National Security Advisor nominee Mike Waltz confirms ongoing efforts. Talks of ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict and negotiations for a Gaza prisoner release deal are among the main topics.

Forest fires in California have caused 24 fatalities and forced over 100,000 people to evacuate in Los Angeles. The fires are expected to worsen due to strong winds, raising concerns among officials.

Ukraine's military forces have captured two North Korean soldiers during clashes in the Kursk region. The soldiers were taken to Kiev for questioning, and their situation has raised concerns about North Korean involvement in Ukraine.

The wildfires in and around Los Angeles have claimed the lives of 16 people, with 16 others reported missing as strong desert winds are expected to return, making firefighting efforts more challenging.

The recent report by the United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres regarding the Cyprus issue has caused worries among Greek Cypriots due to the absence of the term 'federation solution' that they have been insisting on.

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called Vladimir Putin 'a f***ing idiot' for believing he can restore the Russian empire. Johnson's remarks came during an interview where he discussed the threat posed by Putin's Russia to neighboring countries that were once part of the USSR.

A report on a visit to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea, a stark reminder of the ongoing conflict between the two countries.