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Turkish President Erdogan meets with Ukrainian President Zelenski to discuss peace talks amid EU's internal divisions.

Prosecutors in Brazil have accused former President Jair Bolsonaro of attempting a coup against the government in 2023.

NASA reports that the likelihood of the asteroid named 2024 YR4 hitting Earth has risen to 3.1% by 2032.

Philadelphia Union breaks club record with the acquisition of Uruguayan forward Bruno Damiani for a transfer fee of $3.4 million from Nacional.

Russian troops face heavy resistance from Ukrainian drones as they attempt to gain ground in Donetsk region.

North Korea deems US nuclear disarmament goal impossible and impractical, vows to strengthen nuclear power.

Peace talks between US and Russian delegations in Saudi Arabia to end the war in Ukraine will commence today, excluding Kiev at the table.

74-year-old Wisdom, the world's oldest bird, hatches a chick with a new partner in the Pacific.

Arsenal's Chloe Kelly and Aston Villa midfielder Lucy Parker have been called up to the England squad for the upcoming Nations League fixtures.

Sierra Leone withdraws espionage charges against RTL News correspondent Sophie van Leeuwen, allowing her to return home to South Africa.

Sloophammer to finally demolish the infamous Algarrobico-hotel after 22 years of legal and political disputes.

Greek Prime Minister Kiryakos Miçotakis admits efforts to prevent the sale of Meteor missiles to Turkey, signaling defense industry advancements against Turkey.

Greek President Miçotakis acknowledges attempts to block the sale of Meteor missiles to Turkey, emphasizing defense industry development against Turkey.

Greek President Kiryakos Miçotakis acknowledges efforts to prevent the sale of Meteor missiles to Turkey.

South Korean authorities temporarily remove Chinese chatbot DeepSeek from app stores over privacy issues.

A tragic incident occurred in Acerra, Italy, where a nine-month-old baby was fatally attacked by the family dog.

Joy and sorrow in Israel following the release of new hostages, raising concerns about potential escalation of Gaza conflict for political gains.

Muhsin Hendricks, known as the world's first openly gay imam, was shot dead in South Africa.

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels assert to have captured Bukavu in Eastern Congo, raising concerns about the city's control.

US officials including Secretary of State Marco Rubio to meet Russian counterparts in Saudi Arabia for Ukraine peace talks.

The US government, under President Donald Trump, reinstates nuclear weapons specialists after hasty layoffs at the National Nuclear Security Administration.

Rotomairewhenua, also known as Blue Lake in New Zealand, faces threat of losing its clarity due to increasing tourism and invasive algae.

NTSB investigation reveals crucial instruction may have been missed in fatal helicopter collision with American Airlines plane over Washington.

Turkish police officer Fatih Karabıyık in New Jersey heroically saves a life in a car accident, receiving praise and recognition.

At just 17 years old, Lamine Yamal is making waves in the soccer world with his exceptional talent and potential for greatness.

The US government has started to dismiss thousands of employees still in their probation period.

A fire broke out in a hotel construction site in Busan, South Korea, resulting in 6 deaths and 25 injuries.

North Korea criticizes US-South Korea defense cooperation, warns against reckless actions. Tensions rise in the region.

Thailand gears up for influx of rescued cyber slaves from Myanmar after shutting down illegal online operations.

Barcelona centre-back Pau Cubarsí signs a contract extension through June 2029, solidifying his key role in the team.