Two young individuals lost their lives in Berlin-Wannsee while engaging in 'train surfing' on top of a train. Authorities are investigating the accident, highlighting the dangers of such activities in the area.
World leaders spark outrage as they grab their phones during Pope's funeral procession, seen as disrespectful. Some even share photos on social media.
President Donald Trump orders US ships to navigate Panama and Suez Canals without toll charges, impacting both military and commercial vessels.
North Korea showcases a new 5000-ton warship, Choe Hyon, equipped with 'most powerful weapons' in Nampo. Kim Jong-un highlights security concerns and criticizes South Korea and the US for escalating tensions.
Authorities in the USA have identified two victims of the notorious 'Long Island' serial killer as Tanya Jackson (26) and her 2-year-old daughter, Tatiana Dykes.
Discover the resilience of stray dogs in Tsjernobyl's exclusion zone, evolving genetically to survive radiation exposure. Scientists reveal insights on their social behavior and unique genetic adaptations.
Researchers find a new caterpillar species on Hawaii that covers itself with leftovers of its prey to evade predators like spiders.
A 30-year-old German man stabbed a beggar to death in a plot to be arrested, receiving a life sentence for the cowardly act driven by personal troubles.
Paul Bremer, former American diplomat, expresses concerns over leadership gaps in Europe and the US, drawing parallels between past and current political challenges.
Perseverance rover finds an unusual rock, Skull Hill, on Mars, puzzling scientists with its unique features and origin. Analysis suggests it may not be a meteorite but possibly a volcanic rock.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reveals plans for a significant overhaul at the State Department, citing skyrocketing costs and bureaucratic inefficiencies.
Klaus Schwab resigns as World Economic Forum supervisory board chairman after 55 years, facing conspiracy theories. Peter Brabeck-Letmathe appointed as interim chairman.
President Trump to reorganize State Department, close embassies, and eliminate bureaus, affecting global operations.
At least six fatalities and two missing persons reported on the Australian east coast due to unusually high waves. Authorities issue warnings.
A team of American scientists claim to have discovered a new color, olo, only visible through retinal laser manipulation.
Find out why the US might recognize Crimea as Russian territory and its implications for Ukraine. Learn more on telegraaf.nl.
Shooting at Florida university leaves six wounded, one critical. Suspect arrested as authorities investigate. President Trump briefed on incident.
Colombia declares state of emergency following yellow fever outbreak with dozens dead. Learn more on telegraaf.nl
Palliative doctor in Berlin prosecuted for administering lethal drug cocktails to patients without consent, leading to fifteen deaths.
A homeless man wins a million-dollar jackpot with a scratch card in a California liquor store, changing his life.
Yair Netanyahu criticizes Emmanuel Macron's support for Palestinian state, sparking diplomatic tensions. Benjamin Netanyahu distances from son's remarks.
Europe on brink of drought crisis as dry spring intensifies, impacting food security. Concerns rise as water scarcity and heatwaves persist.
Harvard faces funding freeze as Trump cracks down on 'woke' policies. NPR and PBS accused of left-wing bias.
The Trump administration is considering cutting the Foreign Affairs budget by half, affecting global aid and health support.
The trial of former South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol starts with serious charges. Legal experts predict a lengthy trial.
At least 69 people perish due to lightning strikes in Bihar, India, and Nepal. Climate change linked to the surge in fatalities.
Belgium increases defense budget to reach 2% GDP NATO target, utilizing dividends and frozen Russian assets without austerity. Future 3.5% GDP target discussed.
Tragic helicopter crash in New York's Hudson River leaves six dead, including three adults and three children. Latest updates on the incident.
Prominent US academic faces 15 years in prison for Thai royal insult, sparking controversy over lese majesty law enforcement.
New DNA research sheds light on Pharaoh Toetanchamon's death mystery after over 100 years. Theories debunked, new insights revealed.
