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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.

The suspect in the fatal stabbing in Aschaffenburg, Germany, was possibly not criminally liable due to mental health issues.

Israeli intelligence agency Shin Bet is reportedly hiring Turkish-speaking personnel for domestic operations.

US and German governments welcome PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan's call for disarmament and dissolution, aiming to overcome violence.

Learn the art of dealing with President Trump through insights from world leaders meeting with him.

A 28-year-old student falls to her death in front of friends during a mountain climb in Wales, despite their efforts to save her.

Argentina youth international Claudio Echeverri completes permanent move to Man City after loan spell at River Plate.

Emma Hayes experiences first loss as USWNT head coach in SheBelieves Cup, providing valuable learning experience for team's development towards the next World Cup.

FBI accuses North Korea of being responsible for a $1.5 billion cryptocurrency theft, involving the Lazarus Group.

Two students caught in hotel room face public caning in Indonesia for engaging in homosexual activity.

South Korean National Intelligence Service reveals North Korea's troop movement to Russia, confirmed by CNN's satellite images.

Three women and two men aged between 23 and 33 were convicted for the murder of Dutch national Mike Venema in Curaçao.

South Korean intelligence agency reports North Korea sent additional troops to Russia, specifically near Kursk amid Ukraine conflict.

Chaos ensues as 99% of Chile experiences a massive power outage, prompting a state of emergency declaration.

Israel strikes southern Damascus in response to Syrian calls to end occupation, escalating tensions in the region.

Jess Park's goal secures a 1-0 victory for England against Spain as James' improved defending and Hampton's solid performance shine in the match.

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

Discover the fascinating journey of historian Michael Douma, who delved into the role of the Dutch in the trans-Atlantic slave trade in New York.

A man who attacked a police officer with a knife in Gwangju, South Korea, was shot and killed by the police.

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.

National Dialogue Conference in Syria's capital, Damascus, marks the beginning of a new era with over 600 participants.