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Israeli embassy workers Sarah and Yaron, aged 28, tragically killed in Washington shooting were planning to get engaged next week.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres denounces Israeli military's warning shots during a visit by diplomats to the West Bank as 'unacceptable'. The incident has sparked condemnation from various countries, including the Netherlands and the EU.

Barcelona eyes Luis Diaz to bolster their attack next season, considering other options due to challenges in signing him from Liverpool. Deco hints at Barça's need for forward depth.

Atlético Madrid eyes Real Betis midfielder Johnny Cardoso to strengthen their midfield in the upcoming transfer window, with interest from Tottenham Hotspur as well.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to meet with US President Donald Trump amidst strained relations following the arrival of Afrikaner 'refugees'. Trade, land issues, and geopolitical tensions on the agenda.

President Trump reveals plans for a new missile defense system, Golden Dome, to be operational before the end of his term, costing $175 billion.

Al Ittihad aims to sign Newcastle's Bruno Guimarães for €120 million, with interest from Al Hilal. Guimarães' agent in talks for a potential move to the Saudi Pro League.

The Vatican, despite its small size, holds significant diplomatic power and has a history of successful international mediation. From aiding in the fall of communism to resolving territorial conflicts, the Pope's neutrality and moral authority have played key roles.

Israel is under increasing international pressure to halt its military offensive in Gaza as Western nations threaten sanctions and boycotts.

Hungary's parliament has approved exiting the International Criminal Court (ICC) following accusations against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The government's decision to leave the ICC was announced during Netanyahu's visit to Hungary.

France, the United Kingdom, and Canada warn of actions against Israel if it continues its offensive in Gaza and restricts humanitarian aid, citing violations of international law.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces backlash over decision to permit food aid to Gaza as activists threaten to block shipments. Concerns about hunger crisis in Gaza amid ongoing conflict.

Rafal Trzaskowski, a pro-European candidate, narrowly won the first round of the Polish presidential election with 30.8% of the votes, setting the stage for a runoff against conservative rival Karol Nawrocki.

Israel intensifies military pressure on Hamas with a ground offensive in Gaza after a week of airstrikes, complicating diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire.

Right wing-back Jeremie Frimpong is undergoing a medical at Liverpool this week, poised to be the club's first summer signing from Bayer Leverkusen for £30 million.

A bomb explosion at a fertility clinic in Palm Springs, California, has left one dead and multiple injured, prompting a terrorism investigation by the FBI.

Illegal migration from Bangladesh to the European Union surges, with over 47,000 illegal border crossings in three months. Learn why thousands risk their lives for the dangerous journey.

Moody's has lowered the US economy's top-notch AAA credit rating for the third time, impacting borrowing costs. President Trump expresses frustration over the downgrade.

Clubs like Barcelona, Real Madrid, and Chelsea are in the race to sign Jonathan David amid interest from Inter Milan. Latest transfer news includes Chelsea's interest in USWNT's Yohannes.

Turkish authorities release Joakim Medin, a Swedish journalist convicted of insulting President Erdogan, following international pressure. Medin, arrested in Istanbul, reported on protests against Erdogan's actions.

Reports reveal horrifying torture and rape of Ukrainians in secret Russian prisons, with details of finger cutting and nail pulling. Human rights violations overshadow US peace plan for Ukraine.

International Criminal Court's prosecutor, Karim Khan, temporarily steps down as UN investigators near conclusion of sexual misconduct probe.

Israel intensifies airstrikes on Gaza amid efforts to secure release of hostages, risking humanitarian crisis. US diplomacy faces challenges in brokering a deal.

As Russian President Putin skips negotiations in Istanbul, concerns grow over Russia's commitment to peace in Ukraine. President Zelenski challenges Putin, demanding his presence for meaningful talks.

During a visit to American troops in Qatar, President Donald Trump hinted at a possible third term, sparking debate about constitutional limits and political strategies.

Russian President Vladimir Putin cancels talks with Volodymyr Zelensky in Istanbul, sparking speculation about his health and motives. Find out more on telegraaf.nl.

Iran signals willingness to dispose of high-enriched uranium in exchange for lifting US economic sanctions. The proposal includes commitments to never develop nuclear weapons and allow international inspections.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates for a massive boost to the German military, warning of Russia's ambitions in Ukraine and emphasizing the need for defense preparedness.

Key discussions in Istanbul involving Zelensky, Putin, and US delegates to address territorial disputes and peace agreements between Ukraine and Russia.

Kenyan court orders Meta and Netflix to halt carbon credit projects in Kenya, impacting their CO2 emissions offset efforts. Local communities reclaim ancestral land rights, challenging tech companies' environmental initiatives.