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Taiwan reports the presence of 36 Chinese military aircraft and 8 ships near the island, escalating tensions in the region.

Support for President Yoon increases to 40% as he faces legal battles and potential impeachment in South Korea.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasizes two-state solution as the only path to peace in recent G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting in South Africa.

Concerns rise in South Korea as ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol attends the first hearing of the uprising charge amid martial law.

A woman from Georgia, US, files a lawsuit against an IVF clinic for mistakenly implanting another couple's embryo resulting in the birth of a different race baby.

An enormous sinkhole leads to evacuations and road closures in Godstone village, south of London, with fears of gas explosion.

Human rights organizations reveal that Iran executed at least 975 individuals in 2024, marking the highest number in the past 17 years.

NASA has released a new report regarding the increased probability of the asteroid 2024 YR4 impacting Earth on December 22, 2032.

President Trump faces backlash from own party over Ukraine comments, raising concerns about White House's alignment with Moscow.

Exploring the crucial role of South American U20 tournament in developing future senior national teams, inspired by Lionel Messi's journey.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will participate in the G20 Foreign Ministers' First Meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa on 20-21 February.

NASA reports that the likelihood of the asteroid named 2024 YR4 hitting Earth has risen to 3.1% by 2032.

European Commission unveils action plan to reduce energy costs and taxes for businesses, aiming to boost competitiveness with the US and China.

German car brands lose status symbol appeal in China due to affordability and competition from Chinese automakers.

Russian troops face heavy resistance from Ukrainian drones as they attempt to gain ground in Donetsk region.

Mohammed bin Salman's pivotal role in mediating conflicts and negotiations between US and Russia, transitioning from pariah to peacemaker.

Chengdu city apologizes after using cotton and soapy water to create artificial snow in tourist attraction.

North Korea deems US nuclear disarmament goal impossible and impractical, vows to strengthen nuclear power.

Costa Rica to receive 200 migrants awaiting deportation from the United States, including individuals from Central Asia and India.

Sierra Leone withdraws espionage charges against RTL News correspondent Sophie van Leeuwen, allowing her to return home to South Africa.

China reacts to Canada warship's passage through Taiwan Strait, tension escalates with military activities reported.

China reacts to Canadian warship's passage near Taiwan Strait, tensions escalate in the Pacific.

South Korean authorities temporarily remove Chinese chatbot DeepSeek from app stores over privacy issues.

A tragic incident occurred in Acerra, Italy, where a nine-month-old baby was fatally attacked by the family dog.

Muhsin Hendricks, known as the world's first openly gay imam, was shot dead in South Africa.

Rwanda-backed M23 rebels assert to have captured Bukavu in Eastern Congo, raising concerns about the city's control.

A Chinese zoo paints donkeys to look like zebras in a controversial marketing strategy.

US Defense Secretary's call for European allies to increase defense spending sparks concerns in Europe.

Defense Minister Pete Hegseth warns that US troops protecting Europe may not stay forever, urging Europe to invest more in its own defense.

A fire broke out in a hotel construction site in Busan, South Korea, resulting in 6 deaths and 25 injuries.