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US and Russian delegations held a second round of talks in Istanbul, drawing wide attention from the global media.

A child in Texas has died due to measles, marking the first measles-related death in the US in 10 years.

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

The emergence of a new category of ultra-rich individuals with $50 billion or more in wealth is reshaping the billionaire landscape.

The Russian occupation of Ukraine results in significant losses, with over 390,000 casualties reported since February 2022.

5.2 million people have left Ukraine since the start of the war, with a significant increase in the number of men leaving the country.

A mysterious disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed the lives of 53 people, sparking concerns.

A mass grave, believed to belong to civilians killed by the toppled Bashar al-Assad regime, was discovered in the Sibeyne district of Damascus, Syria.

Nigerian singer Tems joins a growing number of African women owning soccer clubs abroad, including Akosua Puni Essien and Eniola Aluko.

The Trump administration puts a significant number of USAID staff on administrative leave, amid ongoing criticism of the organization.

Israel suspends the release of 620 Palestinian prisoners, causing a crisis in the Gaza ceasefire agreement. Hamas and Israel clash over the reasons for the suspension.

Cruise tourism in Turkey breaks records in January with a 63.54% increase in passenger traffic compared to last year.

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

Germany is gearing up for early general elections on February 23rd with interesting details emerging as the day approaches.

A rare fish species, believed to have been extinct for decades, has been sighted three times in India in 2024.

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

At least 31 people have died in a bus accident in Bolivia, with several others injured.

Israeli Defense Forces release 369 Palestinian prisoners, some with multiple life sentences, sparking controversy.

Party leaders of the four major German parties vying to become the next chancellor of Germany clashed in a live TV debate over migration and economic policies.

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

The 6th round of prisoner exchange between Israel and Hamas took place, with 3 Israelis and 369 Palestinians released.

Greece plans to spend 28 billion Euros on new arms program for 2025-2037, including purchase of F-35 fighter jets and modernization of existing aircraft.

Spurs' inconsistent performances in Women's Super League raise concerns of regression rather than progress, with setbacks in attack and defensive struggles.

Former European Cup winners Nottingham Forest challenge Premier League's Big Six with unexpected success.

North Korea's demolition of its reunification center for separated families raises tensions with South Korea.

The world's largest salmon farming company offers a reward of €48 for each captured fish after 27,000 farmed salmon escape in Norway.

Streets in Islamabad decorated with Turkish and Pakistani flags ahead of President Erdogan's official visit.

Konstantinos Tasulas has been elected as the new president of Greece in the 4th round of voting in the Greek Parliament.

A recent report on international relations highlights increasing trust in Turkey, especially in Western countries, ahead of the 61st Munich Security Conference.

Two leagues will earn additional spots in the UEFA Champions League based on current European performance.