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A woman tragically dies after being run over by a bulldozer driver on Cervia beach in Italy, sparking an investigation.

Suriname gears up for elections amid oil riches, with focus on economic crisis and future oil revenues. Get the latest updates on Telegraaf.nl.

A Massachusetts judge rules against US government actions targeting foreign students at Harvard University, labeling them unenforceable.

Harvard University files a lawsuit after US government prohibits enrollment of foreign students, citing constitutional violations and alleged political influences.

Researchers in China have created special contact lenses enabling night vision and enhanced sight capabilities, potentially benefiting colorblind individuals.

The ongoing negotiations between Kiev and Moscow stall as the Russian death toll in the Ukraine conflict reaches an estimated 108,608 soldiers, with total casualties potentially exceeding 800,000. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

Harvard University faces restrictions as Trump administration revokes student visa program certification, impacting over 27% of international students. Allegations of fostering violence and ties to China raised.

China asserts itself as a global tech superpower, focusing on robotics, AI, electric cars, and space exploration as a strategic move against foreign threats.

Arsenal faces Barcelona in the 2025 UEFA Women's Champions League final in Lisbon, Portugal. Barcelona aims for a fourth title, while Arsenal seeks an upset. Get insights on both teams' form, key players, and predictions.

As peace talks between Ukraine and Russia progress cautiously, Vladimir Putin's unyielding demands, including territorial claims and NATO opposition, hinder diplomatic breakthroughs.

In a shocking incident, the private secretary and advisor of Mayor Carla Brugada were shot dead in Mexico City. The authorities vow to bring the perpetrators to justice.

Residents of Corfe Avenue in Worcester, UK, are living in fear as over a million bees in a neighbor's garden cause distress and safety concerns.

Rafal Trzaskowski, a pro-European candidate, narrowly won the first round of the Polish presidential election with 30.8% of the votes, setting the stage for a runoff against conservative rival Karol Nawrocki.

A severe storm in Missouri, USA, claims multiple lives and leaves over 100,000 households without power. National Weather Service issues warnings for extreme weather conditions in the Midwest and East Coast.

A 34-year-old female driver has been detained following a traffic incident near RCD Espanyol's stadium in Barcelona, injuring seventeen people. Police confirmed the accident was not intentional, caused by panic.

An investigation by the Financial Times reveals Ukraine being defrauded of over 700 million euros in foreign arms deals, involving missing weapons and dubious suppliers.

The main suspect in the killing of thirteen abducted miners in Peru has been apprehended. The victims were found dead in a mine belonging to Poderosa after being kidnapped in Pataz.

At least 21 people have died in a fatal traffic accident in Puebla, Mexico, as a truck collided head-on with a passenger bus on Wednesday.

The new German government tightens control by banning the largest 'sovereign citizen' group and arresting the self-proclaimed 'king of Germany'. 'Sovereign citizens' pose a growing threat to democracy.

Donald Trump receives billions in investments, arms deals, and even a private jet as a gift from Arab Gulf states during his visit to the Middle East.

The remarkably well-preserved body of Saint Theresa of Jesus, buried over 440 years ago, is exhibited to the public after being unearthed in Spain, stunning experts with near-perfect preservation.

South Korea's ruling party's attempt to switch presidential candidates at the last minute fails as members reject replacing former minister Kim Moon-soo with ex-acting president Han Duck-soo.

India and Pakistan engage in cross-border rocket attacks, with the US offering mediation over the Kashmir region dispute. Tensions escalate with military strikes and international involvement.

New moon samples from China's Chang'e 5 mission have reached the UK, stored in a high-security lab. Professor Mahesh Anand leads research on the precious 60mg moon dust, comparing it to gold.

Vice President JD Vance states the US will not intervene in the recent India-Pakistan conflict, emphasizing diplomatic solutions. Concerns rise over the use of nuclear weapons.

Reports suggest Donald Trump is dropping Joe Biden's requirement for Saudi Arabia to recognize Israel in a potential nuclear agreement with the US. The move could impact Middle East relations.

New German Chancellor Friedrich Merz declares a state of emergency due to illegal immigration, tightening asylum policies and border controls.

A 22-year-old student murdered a woman with an axe and severely injured a man at the University of Warsaw, causing shock and grief on campus.

A tragic incident at the University of Warsaw leaves a woman dead and a man critically injured after a 22-year-old Polish man attacked with an axe on campus.

Ohio police find a raccoon named Chewy holding a crack pipe in a woman's car during an arrest for drug-related crimes. The unusual incident occurred in Springfield Township, Ohio.