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President Trump hints at possibly rejoining the World Health Organization.

US President Donald Trump and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen clashed over Greenland in a recent phone call, according to reports.

US President Donald Trump's aggressive approach on buying Greenland causes alarm in Denmark, leading to a diplomatic crisis.

Two people in Denmark have been charged for the desecration of a Quran, marking the first legal action taken under a new law banning such actions.

Former President Trump criticizes Biden administration policies in his first interview of his second term, emphasizing potential consequences of losing the previous election.

European Union gears up for potential crises in the wake of Donald Trump's return to the White House.

The strange case of a Chinese actor who was lured to Thailand and held captive by a Myanmar mafia exposes a telecom fraud network.

WHO spokesperson confirms no new outbreak risk of Human Metapneumovirus in China and calls for symptomatic treatment.

Newly appointed US Secretary of State Marco Rubio hosts the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QUAD) meeting with Japan, India, and Australia.

Russian President Putin and Chinese President Xi demonstrated unity in a video conference, expressing readiness for dialogue with the new US administration.

Former President Trump accuses President Biden of prolonging the Russia-Ukraine war due to his weakness.

President Trump reveals plans for a $500 billion private sector investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure. OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank to establish a joint venture named Stargate.

A summary of the key presidential decrees signed by Donald Trump at the beginning of his term.

Donald Trump, the Republican candidate elected as the 47th President of the USA, is returning to the White House for the 2nd term, sparking global attention.

A man who drove into a crowd in the Chinese city of Zhuhai and killed 35 people has been executed.

US President-elect Donald Trump announced that he will sign an executive order on Monday delaying the TikTok ban.

President Biden exits the White House with the lowest approval rate of his presidency, facing criticism for blunders and policies.

President Xi Jinping of China and Donald Trump had a phone call prior to Trump's inauguration, emphasizing a commitment to improve global safety.

The US Supreme Court has upheld the law that threatens to ban TikTok in the country, rejecting TikTok's objections.

Expectations and concerns in Moscow regarding the second term of Donald Trump and Russia's position in the new world order.

Chinese researchers are aiming to achieve a remarkable milestone by placing a flag on the moon that will flutter in the absence of atmosphere.

North Korea reopens the city of Rason, a port city in the northwest of the country, for foreign tourists after five years of border closure due to the pandemic.

The US State Department has approved the sale of 39 million dollars worth of additional long-range cruise missiles and related equipment to Japan.

Canadian politician Doug Ford sends a clear message to Donald Trump in response to his recent remarks about wanting to 'annex' Canada to the US.

An agreement has been reached for a ceasefire and hostage exchange in Gaza after 466 days of conflict. The ceasefire is set to start on January 19, with efforts led by the US, Qatar, and Egypt.

Italy's national debt has reached a record high of over €3 trillion, making it one of the highest in the world.

Scientists working in a crustacean laboratory in Singapore have discovered a new species of giant isopod in the ocean, measuring a whopping 32.5 centimeters in length and weighing over a kilogram.

Open Doors organization has reported a rise in persecution and discrimination against Christians, with an increase of 15 million individuals facing such challenges compared to the previous year.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov suggests Trump to follow Russia's actions in Crimea when considering Greenland's purchase.

NATO countries surrounding the Baltic Sea are increasing their presence and security measures in response to recent attacks on undersea cables believed to be carried out by Russian vessels.