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President Biden grants preemptive pardons to family members and political opponents, citing extraordinary circumstances.

Diaries of Unity Mitford, detailing encounters with Hitler, resurface after eight decades, intriguing historians.

Donald Trump will officially start his second presidential term at an indoor ceremony today, breaking a 40-year tradition.

President Joe Biden reduces sentences of nearly 2500 prisoners, setting a new record for a US president.

Drug-addicted rats feast on confiscated drugs at a police station in Houston, Texas, causing panic among officials.

Fifty migrants, including 44 Pakistanis, have died on their way from Mauritania to the Canary Islands.

Rescue workers in South Africa believe no one is left underground in the mine where 87 people have died.

A social media influencer in Queensland, Australia, has sparked controversy by allegedly poisoning her 1-year-old baby to gain more followers and donations.

A commission consisting of members of all political parties in Sweden presented a report proposing that individuals with dual nationality could lose their Swedish citizenship under certain conditions.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has nominated Konstantinos Tasoulas as a candidate for the upcoming presidential election in Greece.

Open Doors organization has reported a rise in persecution and discrimination against Christians, with an increase of 15 million individuals facing such challenges compared to the previous year.

US President Joe Biden will remove Cuba from the list of countries sponsoring terrorism in exchange for the release of a significant number of political prisoners, the White House announces.

Russian state-owned company Gazprom is reportedly planning to reduce hundreds of jobs at its head office in St. Petersburg due to disappointing revenues.

The ongoing war in Ukraine has devastating consequences for Russia, leading to a potential halving of the population by the end of the century.

North Korea's latest ballistic missile test in the Pacific Ocean has raised concerns in South Korea and Japan.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the importance of Turkey as a member of NATO during a meeting at the European Parliament.

The National Security Bureau of Taiwan has reported a rise in the recruitment of Taiwanese citizens by China as spies, with a focus on (former) military personnel.

The South Korean intelligence service NIS has concluded that North Korean military personnel fighting alongside Russians in Kursk lack expertise in modern warfare.

The air, train, and other traffic in Belgium has been significantly disrupted by union actions. Brussels Airport had to cancel four out of ten flights, and there are also problems at Charleroi Airport. Various workers, including baggage handlers, security guards, conductors, and teachers, went on strike on Monday in anger over possible pension cuts.

The number of fatalities resulting from the major wildfires around the American city of Los Angeles has risen to 24, authorities said on Sunday.

Ahmed Shara, the leader of the new government in Syria, expressed his belief that 14 million Syrians will return to their country in the next 2 years following the collapse of the Baas regime.

New information sheds light on the possible causes of the wildfires in Los Angeles, including electrical issues and suspected arson. Authorities are investigating the incidents.

Two North Korean soldiers captured in Russia's Kursk region were found to have gone for education in Russia, thinking they were going for war, according to Ukrainian authorities.

The devastating fires that turned Los Angeles into ashes and caused the deaths of 16 people have sparked anger in the US. Billionaires who hired private firefighters to protect their properties are under criticism for not following water restrictions in the region.

The death toll from the wildfires around Los Angeles has risen to sixteen, with Mexico offering to assist in the firefighting efforts.

Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is set to participate in a crucial meeting in Riyadh with numerous other countries' Foreign Ministers discussing steps towards stability and security in Syria.

Anadolu Agency's freelance cameraman Said Ebu Nebhan, who lost his life as a result of the gunfire opened by Israeli snipers during the news coverage, was laid to rest yesterday.

American electric car manufacturer Tesla has recalled approximately 240,000 vehicles in the United States due to a rear view camera issue.

A woman gave birth to a baby girl on a crowded migrant boat en route from Africa to the Canary Islands, and both the mother and the baby were taken to safety in Arrecife on the island of Lanzarote.

Israel issues a stern warning to the West about the new Syrian leader, Al-Sharaa, urging caution and highlighting potential risks.