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Thailand gears up for influx of rescued cyber slaves from Myanmar after shutting down illegal online operations.

The trial of Suleimann A. for fatally stabbing a police officer and injuring others begins in Stuttgart-Stammheim.

Palestinians in Gaza face uncertainty as fears of renewed conflict grow after ceasefire.

Greek authorities declare a state of emergency on Amorgos following persistent earthquakes, joining Santorini in emergency status.

Libya's cabinet affairs State Minister Adel Juma survived an assassination attempt as gunmen opened fire on his car in the capital Tripoli.

Two American warships navigate the Taiwan Strait in a significant move, sparking tensions with China.

The World Governments Summit 2025, focusing on shaping the future governments, has started in Dubai with the theme of Artificial Intelligence at the forefront.

Google complies with President Trump's request to change the name of the Mexico Gulf to America Gulf on its map application in the US.

Investigation launched after allegations of misconduct by Laurence Westgaph, an anti-racism expert.

New York state bans the use of DeepSeek, a Chinese-developed AI model, on government devices due to security concerns.

Santorini struck by a 5.3 magnitude earthquake, felt in Athens, no injuries reported.

World leaders and top executives from major tech companies convene in Paris for the 3rd International Artificial Intelligence Action Summit.

An international research team has announced the discovery of a 1500-kilometer rift extending from southeastern Turkey to Iran, potentially impacting the region significantly.

Entrepreneurs, scientists, top officials and heads of state convene in Paris for the AI summit at Grand Palais, focusing on AI applications for societal good and regulatory challenges.

FBI warns to delete all messages as scam messages spread across the US, raising concerns about Chinese cybercriminals.

US President Donald Trump announced that he will soon instruct Elon Musk to investigate irregularities in the Department of Education and the military.

The banned film, 'Bad Son', which was prohibited during the Baath regime, was screened for the first time in Syria, depicting the oppression and tyranny of the regime.

Israel accuses Egypt of preventing Palestinians from leaving Gaza, Egypt denounces the claims as baseless and announces hosting an urgent Arab summit.

Greece prepares to protest Italy over the sale of Piaggio Aerospace to Turkish defense industry company Baykar, citing concerns over security.

Legendary basketball player Kobe Bryant's shoes worn when he tore his Achilles tendon in a game in 2013 have been sold for $660,000.

US President Donald Trump suggests Canada becoming the 51st state would be better, citing financial concerns and trade issues.

Conservative Liechtenstein to appoint its first female head of government in a historic move.

Saudi Shura Council member Yusuf bin Tirad es-Sadun criticizes Trump's proposal to relocate Israelis to Alaska in response to Netanyahu's comments.

Ecuador gears up for elections amidst rising drug-related violence, focusing on tough measures to tackle crime.

A bus crash in Mexico leaves 41 dead as the bus collides with a truck and catches fire.

Populist and far-right leaders from Europe, inspired by US President Trump, convene in Madrid to promote 'Make Europe Great Again' agenda.

The Trump administration approves the shipment of thousands of bombs to Israel, valued at $7.4 billion.

China reaffirms backing for independent Palestinian state and two-state solution amid Trump's proposal to take over Gaza and relocate Palestinians.

North Korea emphasizes nuclear weapons as indispensable war power amid warnings from the US and Japan.

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania disconnect from Russian energy system, transitioning to Europe's grid after years of preparations.