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A tragic incident occurred in India when a man was fatally attacked by a wild elephant while trying to take a selfie with the animal.

The Japanese government coalition has lost its majority in parliament, according to NHK. The current Prime Minister of Japan, Shigeru Ishiba, described the elections as tough. The largest opposition party, CDP, emerged as the biggest winner with 135 seats.

Sahra Wagenknecht, a prominent figure in East Germany's leftist populists, demands no weapons for Ukraine, no sanctions against Russia, and no American missiles for protection.

Georgian Dream party secures an absolute majority in Georgia's parliamentary elections, according to the national electoral commission.

A birthday party for a girl in the Belgian town of Blanden took an unexpected turn when about four hundred youngsters showed up at her house.

The death toll in the Philippines from floods caused by the powerful tropical storm Trami has risen to 81.

Donald Trump, the Republican presidential candidate, praised Chinese President Xi Jinping in an interview with podcast host Joe Rogan. Trump also advised North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to stop developing nuclear weapons.

The deadly E. coli outbreak in the United States linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounder hamburgers continues to spread, with 75 confirmed cases reported across thirteen states.

Mongolia faces criticism for not arresting Vladimir Putin during his visit to Ulaanbaatar, prompting the International Criminal Court to take action.

The Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK) has claimed responsibility for a terrorist attack on a state-owned company near Ankara, resulting in five deaths and 22 injuries.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk has reportedly been in regular contact with Russian President Vladimir Putin since late 2022, according to recent reports.

Fred Bandy Jr., a 69-year-old man from Indiana, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a teenage girl in 1975.

The owner of the container ship that collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, United States, has agreed to pay over 100 million dollars (over 92 million euros) in compensation to the American federal government.

The ongoing military, humanitarian, and economic challenges in Syria raise questions about the safety of the country and the possibility of returning asylum seekers. Learn more about the divided regions and the complex security risks involved.

At least forty people in the Philippines have lost their lives due to flooding caused by the tropical storm Trami.

A significant number of African American voters show no interest in Kamala Harris, raising concerns of 'sexism'. What is the reason behind this controversy? The Telegraaf investigates the mood in Detroit.

A fire has broken out at an American military base in the South Korean city of Busan. No casualties have been reported so far.

South Korea escalates its defense industry capabilities as a response to North Korean involvement in the Ukraine conflict and the potential alliance with Russia.

A recent study reveals that cats may learn words faster than human babies, shedding light on feline intelligence.

North Korean balloons have distributed pamphlets with propaganda over the South Korean capital Seoul for the first time, criticizing President Yoon Suk-yeol's government.

Kamala Harris criticized former US President Donald Trump for allegedly making positive comments about Adolf Hitler, calling his statements 'incredibly dangerous'.

Turkey conducted airstrikes on targets in Syria and Iraq, citing self-defense rights under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter. Five people were killed and 22 wounded in an attack near Ankara.

The U.S. Department of Justice has warned billionaire Elon Musk that giving away a million dollars a day to voters may be in violation of the law.

The search for the parents of newborn baby Santiago intensifies as more details come to light. Authorities are puzzled by the parents' actions as the baby, born premature and in need of special care, remains missing.

The British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, is in a predicament as Donald Trump files an official complaint against his party.

The European Court of Auditors has raised concerns about inadequate supervision of relaxed state aid rules, which could undermine the internal market.

The arrival of North Koreans in the Russian region of Kursk raises concerns about potential desertions. Ukrainian military officials share their perspectives on the situation.

The rise and fall of Abercrombie & Fitch, a once-popular fashion brand, is examined with revelations of discrimination and exploitation of models.

The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) has issued a code yellow warning for dense fog that may occur across the entire country. Visibility can be less than 200 meters, with the mist expected to gradually dissipate by late morning.

The United States continues to build its military presence in the Middle East in preparation for a potential escalation of the situation.