Elon Musk expresses disappointment in a proposed law by President Trump, raising concerns about its effects on DOGE after stepping back from the institution.
Nigel Farage faces backlash over economic proposals including tax cuts and welfare changes, drawing criticism from political opponents and economists in London.
Thai king's son, Vacharaesorn Vivacharawongse, ordained as a monk in Bangkok, sparking speculation on the uncertain throne succession after sharing the ceremony on Instagram.
Brussels influencer Adil.gofast banned for 17.5 years after filming high-speed drives, violating traffic rules, and multiple previous offenses.
EU to present report on Israel's human rights compliance in Gaza, potentially leading to sanctions. Some EU members question the approach.
King Charles III delivers a significant throne speech in Canada, emphasizing national pride and hinting at strained US-Canada relations, without mentioning President Trump directly.
President Donald Trump suggests Canada can join the Golden Dome missile defense system for free if it becomes the 51st state of the USA, or pay $61 billion as a separate nation.
Suriname's ruling party, the NDP, is shaping a coalition with NPS, Pertjajah Luhur, A20, and BEP, potentially securing a majority in the National Assembly, sidelining the VHP.
King Charles III's visit to Canada poses a diplomatic challenge as he navigates supporting the new government while maintaining relations with the US.
A 53-year-old man in Liverpool is accused of attempted murder, dangerous driving, and driving under the influence after driving into a crowd during a football club celebration.
Two days after the parliamentary elections in Suriname, official results are still pending as votes from 55 out of 673 polling stations remain uncounted.
Former President Medvedev faces ridicule for proposing a 'buffer zone' to counter European missile threat, claiming vast Ukrainian territory as potential Russian conquest.
President Trump postpones threat of 50% import tariff on EU goods after phone conversation with EU President Von der Leyen, extending negotiation deadline to July 9.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu pledges to maintain Israeli sovereignty over Jerusalem indefinitely, sparking tensions with Palestinians on Jerusalem Day.
Donald Trump condemns Vladimir Putin's attacks on Ukraine sharply, but will his words have any impact on the Kremlin's determination to achieve victory?
A video of President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, has sparked controversy as she appears to push him while disembarking from a plane in Hanoi, Vietnam.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen engages in trade discussions with US President Donald Trump amidst ongoing tariff disputes, aiming to swiftly progress negotiations and avoid new tariffs.
Suriname heads to the polls with high stakes as oil discoveries off its coast raise interests. Despite tensions, a sense of unity prevails among voters in Paramaribo.
Opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa is arrested on terrorism charges before Venezuela's controversial elections, triggering calls for a boycott by opposition leader María Corina Machado.
Suriname gears up for elections amid oil riches, with focus on economic crisis and future oil revenues. Get the latest updates on Telegraaf.nl.
Speculations rise on Boris Johnson's return to politics and a possible collaboration with Nigel Farage, amid Reform Party's surge in UK polls.
The National Security Council in the White House is set to undergo significant downsizing, aiming to cut bureaucracy and streamline operations, impacting numerous experts and advisors.
The German Federal Police express worries about the increasing radicalization of young people in extreme right-wing circles, with a growing role of social networks in recruitment and mobilization.
Recent books shed light on a shadow government running the U.S. during Joe Biden's presidency, with family members and loyalists wielding significant influence behind the scenes.
Defence Minister Pete Hegseth announces new restrictions requiring licensed journalists to be accompanied to access most areas of the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia.
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.
President Trump considers imposing 50% import tariffs on EU goods from June 1st, citing stalled negotiations. He also warns Apple of a 25% tariff if iPhones are not made in the USA.
Donald Trump hosts a special dinner at his private golf club for top $TRUMP-coin investors, drawing criticism from Senator Elizabeth Warren as an 'orgy of corruption'.
Foreign Minister Veldkamp's visit to Beijing focuses on trade relations, chip industry, and national security concerns with China, amidst trade tensions with the US.
