German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd experiences increased container bookings on China-US routes following the trade agreement between the two countries, leading to over 50% surge in bookings.
Carlo Ancelotti's appointment as Brazil's head coach signals a new era for the Seleção ahead of the 2026 World Cup, aiming to break the European dominance and secure a sixth title.
Manchester City reveals their new home kit for the 2025-26 season to be worn at the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup in the United States.
The US EPA head, Lee Zeldin, announces the removal of the unpopular start-stop system from cars, part of Trump's anti-bureaucracy drive. The move aims to address concerns over cost and effectiveness of electronic safety features.
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) rules Russia responsible for the downing of flight MH17, breaching global aviation agreements. The decision brings hope for justice for victims' families.
The Élysée dismisses claims of a cocaine incident involving French President Macron during a meeting with European leaders in Kiev, clarifying it was a misunderstanding with a paper tissue.
Tensions rise as the Philippines holds crucial midterm elections while former President Duterte remains in ICC custody in The Hague, stirring mixed sentiments among citizens.
Naples sees a surge in demand for Pope Leo XIV figurines, with one US customer ordering 25 pieces. Local artisans create various sizes of the pope figurine, priced between 30 and 500 euros.
A 25-year-old Japanese man used an 85-year-old ticket to attend the current World Expo in Osaka, after it was originally issued for a postponed event in 1940.
Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost emerged as Pope Leo XIV after a strategic withdrawal by top contender Cardinal Parolin, shifting support in a surprising Vatican conclave election.
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, now 72, remains influential in UK politics, advocating for common sense and critiquing radical cultural approaches, sparking controversy.
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.
Admiral Sir Ben Key, head of the Royal Navy, suspended following allegations of affair with a female officer, sparking controversy and ongoing investigation.
Ahmed al-Sharaa, once a bomb maker fighting the US, seeks European support in rebuilding Syria, meeting with French President Macron in Paris.
New moon samples from China's Chang'e 5 mission have reached the UK, stored in a high-security lab. Professor Mahesh Anand leads research on the precious 60mg moon dust, comparing it to gold.
Cardinal Robert Prevost from the United States becomes the first American pope, sparking discussions on the political implications and his leadership style. Read more on the historic appointment at Telegraaf.nl.
April 2024 ranks as the second warmest on record with an average global temperature of 14.96 degrees Celsius, only 0.07 degrees cooler than the warmest April. The European climate service Copernicus highlights the impact of rising temperatures.
Multiple ballistic rockets launched by North Korea from Wonsan prompt fears of possible export to Russia, escalating tensions. Recent tests mimic Russian Iskander missiles.
Tensions escalate as India launches airstrikes on Pakistan amid Kashmir conflict, revealing underlying competition between China and the West. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.
As the Vatican conclave commences, tension rises in Rome with varied opinions on top papal candidates. Visitors experience unique atmosphere amidst elaborate security measures.
Unidentified woman in post-WWII footage continues to intrigue, sparking speculation and artistic interpretations, with her true identity and fate remaining a mystery.
In Shanghai, a new ATM capable of melting gold attracts crowds as people convert their jewelry into cash amid soaring gold prices.
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.
Witnessing the white smoke signaling the election of a new pope comes with a hefty price tag, as balconies near the Sistine Chapel are rented out for €1000 per day.
Billionaire Michele Kang discusses revolutionizing women's soccer, investing in NWSL, Lyon, and sharing her vision for global growth and standards in the sport.
Defense Minister Pete Hegseth orders a reduction of twenty percent of high-ranking generals in the US military, aiming to optimize leadership and maintain global military dominance.
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.
Support for the controversial Mercosur deal grows in the EU as a response to Trump's trade war, with potential impacts on agriculture and EU internal market barriers.
Juventus has initiated steps to sign Rasmus Højlund from Manchester United, amid transfer rumors involving top clubs like Arsenal, Chelsea, and Liverpool.
A recent Nature study attributes trillions in climate damages to oil and gas companies, including BP and Shell, paving the way for potential legal claims.
