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At least eight people injured as grenade lands on neighborhood in Pocheon, South Korea.

South Korean Air Force accidentally drops bombs on civilians during training exercise, injuring 7 people and damaging buildings.

The extraordinary Arab Summit in Cairo faced objections from the US and Israel regarding the Gaza reconstruction plan.

Severe weather conditions in multiple states of the US have caused over 200,000 people to be left without electricity.

Presidential Foreign Policy and Security Advisor Ambassador Akif Çağatay Kılıç had a telephone conversation with US National Security Advisor Mike Waltz.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang announces economic growth target amidst US trade war tensions at National People's Congress in Beijing.

Coach Eric Chelle names an enlarged 39-man provisional squad for Nigeria's 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Rwanda and Zimbabwe.

The massive A23a iceberg, the size of Mallorca, has grounded approximately 70 kilometers from South Georgia, Antarctica, raising concerns for local wildlife.

Veo's People's Puskas Award unveils the top 8 amateur goals of 2024, highlighting remarkable moments from nonleague and amateur games worldwide.

Denmark appreciates Trump's acknowledgment of Greenland's right to self-determination, highlighting the significance of the statement.

Maye Musk, the mother of tech billionaire Elon Musk, makes headlines as she accompanies her son on a special trip with US President Trump.

The giant iceberg 'A23a' has grounded in the Southern Ocean, raising concerns of potential fragmentation and significant issues.

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang presents annual work report and budget draft to the congress, targeting around 5% economic growth by 2025.

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick states it is not his responsibility to decide on Neymar's return to the LaLiga leaders this summer.

Chinese animated film 'Ne Zha 2' becomes the most successful ever, grossing over a billion dollars outside Hollywood.

Canada experiences a nationalist revival in response to Trump's annexation threat and new tariffs, leading to increased pride and anti-US sentiment.

The largest iceberg in the world, heading towards South Georgia Island, has come to a halt about 70 kilometers away.

Iran faces a major crisis as high inflation and power blackouts plague the country amidst political turmoil.

Kim Yo-Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, warns US over provocative actions in the region, urging to stop escalating tensions.

US President Donald Trump raises tariffs on China from 10% to 20% due to failures in combating fentanyl imports.

Nagaizumi city in Japan is now home to the world's smallest park, measuring only 0.24 square meters.

Multiple casualties reported after a car drives into pedestrians in Mannheim, Germany.

A Nigerian cocaine dealer cannot be deported to his home country due to mental health reasons, as the psychiatric care in Africa is deemed inadequate.

Following the White House controversy, Ukrainian President Zelensky faces increasing pressure to apologize or resign amid calls from US officials.

Freed hostages express discontent with Netanyahu's government, putting him in a difficult position.

Zulu King's decision to divorce his first wife shocks the nation as traditional customs are challenged.

Passengers and crew of a luxury cruise ship owned by Princess Cruises faced terrifying moments off the coast of New Zealand.

Badra Gunba wins the so-called presidential election in Abkhazia, a region that unilaterally declared independence from Georgia.

Staatsolie collaborates with TotalEnergies to extract oil and gas offshore, projecting significant earnings for Suriname.

A 37-year-old Dutch national has been sentenced to three years in prison, partially suspended, in Moldova following the tragic death of two workers.