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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer visits the White House to discuss crucial matters with President Donald Trump.

Dutch singer Zeriri was robbed in Naples, found weakened on the street, and assisted by local authorities.

Brussels presents Clean Industrial Deal to support European industry in crisis, emphasizing decarbonization strategies and reduced government intervention.

Multiple injuries reported during a shooting incident at the courthouse in Bielefeld, Germany.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić apologizes for voting in favor of a UN resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine due to fatigue.

Chaos ensues as Chile declares a state of emergency following a nationwide power outage affecting 99% of the country.

Chile experiences largest blackout since 2010, triggering emergency measures and chaos in Santiago.

Following the early general elections in Germany, CDU/CSU's candidate Friedrich Merz announces swift coalition talks with SPD as cabinet speculations rise.

World Bank, EU, UN, and Ukrainian government state Ukraine needs $524 billion for reconstruction and recovery, with direct damage reaching $176 billion.

President Yoon Suk-yeol denies accusations of staging a coup by declaring a military state of emergency in December amid impeachment proceedings.

Pope Francis, hospitalized with critical health condition, has meticulously planned his funeral. Details on his health and posthumous arrangements provided.

Turkish TB2 drones supplied to Sudan's army break the siege of El-Obeid town, dealing a blow to Rapid Support Forces.

Pope Francis has had a good night's rest according to Vatican, read more on telegraaf.nl.

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen gives green light for Ukraine to join the EU before 2030, praising the country's progress on membership process.

More than thirty people were injured in a collision between two buses in Saarbrücken, Germany.

A father and son's miraculous survival story in the cold mountains with the help of a backpack left by a boy.

Elon Musk, head of the US Government Efficiency Department (DOGE), asks federal employees to detail their work from the previous week.

German carnival attendees can vote in costume and intoxicated during parliamentary elections.

Vatican releases statement on Pope Francis's critical health condition, including asthma attack, oxygen support, and blood transfusion.

Pope Francis' health remains critical with an asthmatic respiratory crisis, according to the Vatican.

US President Donald Trump has called on DOGE official Elon Musk to be more aggressive in his endeavors, emphasizing the need for greater effort in government efficiency.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the US will present a resolution to end the war in Ukraine on February 24 at the UN General Assembly.

Governor Gavin Newsom asks for $42 billion in federal aid following devastating wildfires.

The G20 Foreign Ministers' First Meeting hosted by South Africa has ended with discussions on various international and regional issues.

Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau taunts US President Trump after ice hockey victory, highlighting strained relations.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasizes the importance of peace, economic development, and welfare in fragile regions like Syria and Gaza.

The upcoming German elections hold significant implications for Dutch economy and trade relations with Germany.

Support for President Yoon increases to 40% as he faces legal battles and potential impeachment in South Korea.

The US State Department instructed to cancel subscriptions of 6 media outlets, including The Economist and Reuters, affecting diplomats worldwide.

In Michigan, USA, a water main burst due to extreme cold weather, leaving streets covered in ice and homes flooded.