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The CDU election winner expresses concerns over NATO's future with Trump and calls for European defense buildup.

Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Manchester City puts them 11 points clear at the top, while City struggles to secure Champions League spot.

Germany faces crucial elections with significant implications for the country and Europe as a whole.

The notorious North Korean hackers Lazarus are linked to 'the biggest crypto theft ever' at Bybit platform, following thefts at Mt Gox, Ronin, Poly, and Bitfinex.

Governor Gavin Newsom asks for $42 billion in federal aid following devastating wildfires.

President Donald Trump dismisses General Charles Brown, appoints retired General Dan Caine as successor, announces further changes in the military's top ranks.

Julia Wandel, who claims to be Madeleine McCann, has been charged with four counts of stalking and is in custody awaiting trial.

German Shepherd Hurricane, the most decorated animal in American history, has passed away after protecting the former President Obama from an intruder.

The White House and the US Treasury Department have agreed not to grant DOGE advisory board led by Elon Musk access to taxpayers' personal data.

Kash Patel, a loyal supporter of President Trump, appointed as the new director of the FBI amidst controversy.

Human rights organizations reveal that Iran executed at least 975 individuals in 2024, marking the highest number in the past 17 years.

The 'Protector' app provides access to private security for a wider audience, with options for armed guards and customizable appearances.

An Englishman, Paul Laskey, partially regains his sight with the help of a donated placenta after being attacked with acid.

Archaeological breakthrough as royal tomb discovered in Egypt after a century.

Archaeologists in Luxor, Egypt unveil the tomb of the last pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty, dating back approximately 3,500 years.

Pope Francis (88) is reportedly suffering from severe pains, with his health deteriorating, as per sources close to the Vatican.

Belgian government warns travelers to check vaccination status before heading to the snow due to measles outbreak in ski resorts.

Iceland has been ranked as the most attractive country for emigration in a comparative study among 82 countries.

Francesco Rivella, the Italian chemist known for co-inventing Nutella, has passed away on Valentine's Day at the age of 97.

A Delta Airlines plane crashed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, with emergency services on site.

A Delta Airlines passenger plane flips upside down during landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, leaving 8 injured.

At least 124 people have died in the Turkish cities of Ankara and Istanbul in the past six weeks after consuming illegal alcohol.

Despite a challenging season, Casemiro aims to remain at Manchester United until 2026, emphasizing his commitment and gratitude.

Nine people have lost their lives in severe flooding following intense rainfall in the southern United States.

At least 48 people have lost their lives in a collapse at an abandoned gold mine in Mali's west.

Stampede at New Delhi Train Station following cancellation of two trains leaves 18 dead and many injured.

At least eighteen people died and eleven were injured in a stampede at a train station in New Delhi during a rush to catch trains to the world's largest religious gathering.

The ownership and control of Gaza Strip is under debate following US President Trump's remarks on taking control, with conflicting land laws dating back to the Ottoman era.

Defense Minister Pete Hegseth warns that US troops protecting Europe may not stay forever, urging Europe to invest more in its own defense.

Dutch authorities await confirmation on the reported death of notorious criminal Marco Ebben in Mexico.