Elon Musk finds new right-wing British ally after brief 'flirt' with Nigel Farage
london January 14, 2025 12:49Elon Musk has reportedly found a new right-wing British ally after a short-lived 'flirt' with Nigel Farage. Read more on telegraaf.nl
Elon Musk has reportedly found a new right-wing British ally after a short-lived 'flirt' with Nigel Farage. Read more on telegraaf.nl
The ongoing war in Ukraine has devastating consequences for Russia, leading to a potential halving of the population by the end of the century.
Greenland's Prime Minister expresses readiness to collaborate with US President Trump on purchasing Greenland, while Republicans in Congress introduce a bill granting Trump authorization to buy Greenland from Denmark.
North Korea's latest ballistic missile test in the Pacific Ocean has raised concerns in South Korea and Japan.
An oil tanker that drifted off the northeast coast of Germany last week is being towed to the port of Skagen in northern Denmark. The tanker, carrying 99,000 tons of oil, was en route from Russia to Egypt.
Nine beaches near the Australian city of Sydney have been closed after the discovery of "mysterious balls", reported by The Sydney Morning Herald on Tuesday. The beaches are located just north of the metropolis, including the prominent Manly beach.
The incoming Trump administration is reportedly considering making territorial concessions to Russia for a deal on the Ukraine conflict.
Negotiations for ceasefire and prisoner swap in Gaza are approaching a final stage in Qatar. President-elect Donald Trump's threat seems to have played a crucial role in reaching an agreement before the inauguration on January 20. Details of the progress in the talks between Israel and Hamas are slowly unveiled.
Hope for a hostage deal between Israel and Gaza is on the rise, but challenges remain before any agreement can be finalized.
Greenland's Prime Minister expressed interest in enhancing collaboration with the United States on defense and resource research.
At the commemoration of eighty years since the liberation of Auschwitz, politicians are not allowed to give speeches. Only Holocaust survivors will have the opportunity to speak, reports The Guardian.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that the Russian State Nuclear Energy Corporation Rosatom will continue its international activities.
The South Korean intelligence service NIS has concluded that North Korean military personnel fighting alongside Russians in Kursk lack expertise in modern warfare.
The US is bracing for a renewed nuclear threat from Russia: a potential weapon capable of shutting down an entire power grid through an electromagnetic pulse (EMP).
Intensive negotiations are taking place in Doha for the release of Gaza hostages as parties aim to reach an agreement before potential turmoil ensues from Trump's involvement.
Despite the strong expectations of right-wing parties in Germany, Olaf Scholz of the left-wing SPD is determined to maintain morale as they gear up for the upcoming federal elections.
Preparations continue for the meeting between Trump and Putin as National Security Advisor nominee Mike Waltz confirms ongoing efforts. Talks of ending the Russia-Ukraine conflict and negotiations for a Gaza prisoner release deal are among the main topics.
Recent developments in ceasefire negotiations between Hamas and Israel in Gaza show promise for reaching an agreement soon.
Italian journalist Cecilia Sala was released in a diplomatic exchange between Italy and Iran, resulting in the freedom of Iranian businessman Mohammad Abedini Najafabadi.
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 fight for Greenland has intensified as the US President expresses interest in acquiring the strategically important Arctic island, sparking debates and concerns worldwide.
The death toll from the wildfires around Los Angeles has risen to sixteen, with Mexico offering to assist in the firefighting efforts.
The 78-year-old Republican's cases were closed before they even began.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's recent statements regarding France's stance on the PKK terrorist organization have made headlines in the global media.
German citizens express worries over the support of billionaire Elon Musk to the pro-Russian AfD party.
A storm hitting the US caused more than 3,000 flights to be canceled, with five runways at Atlanta International Airport closed for 2 hours.
Protests erupt in Poland as hundreds demand the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu over the Gaza crisis, following threats made against Yemeni Husis and recent attacks on Palestinian farmers.
An interesting detail has emerged in the plane crash in South Korea, which claimed the lives of 179 people. The black box on the Jeju Air plane involved in the crash stopped recording flight data 4 minutes before the collision.
Nicolás Maduro has been inaugurated for the third time as president of Venezuela amidst accusations of a coup and election fraud.