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President Biden grants preemptive pardons to family members and political opponents, citing extraordinary circumstances.

Pope Francis appoints a woman, Raffaella Petrini, as the new governor of Vatican City, marking a historic moment.

Donald Trump, the Republican candidate elected as the 47th President of the USA, is returning to the White House for the 2nd term, sparking global attention.

A detailed look at the events surrounding Donald Trump's presidential inauguration at the Capitol.

A man who drove into a crowd in the Chinese city of Zhuhai and killed 35 people has been executed.

The ban on TikTok in the US has been lifted, with talks of the app being reopened following negotiations.

Chinese social media app TikTok is now accessible in the US after negotiations between the app and service providers.

US President-elect Donald Trump announced that he will sign an executive order on Monday delaying the TikTok ban.

President Biden exits the White House with the lowest approval rate of his presidency, facing criticism for blunders and policies.

TikTok has been blocked in the US due to the law that anticipates banning if not sold to an American company.

Russia and Iran have decided to enhance their current cooperation through a 20-year 'Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement', focusing on economic and political collaboration.

US President-elect Donald Trump stated that he may grant TikTok an additional 90 days to comply with the relevant law before facing a ban.

Two high court judges were fatally shot in Tehran, Iran, while working on national security cases.

Multiple raids targeting illegal immigrants to take place across America following Trump's inauguration

Dutch exporters remain positive towards the U.S. President as he threatens Europe and the Netherlands with heavy import tariffs, despite potential impacts.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian visits Moscow to intensify strategic cooperation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, raising concerns in the West.

President Xi Jinping of China and Donald Trump had a phone call prior to Trump's inauguration, emphasizing a commitment to improve global safety.

The US Supreme Court has upheld the law that threatens to ban TikTok in the country, rejecting TikTok's objections.

President Biden announces the commutation of sentences for approximately 2,500 individuals convicted of non-violent drug crimes, hinting at more actions to come.

President Joe Biden reduces sentences of nearly 2500 prisoners, setting a new record for a US president.

Ryanair reduces summer flights to Spain by 800,000 seats blaming high airport tax, while shifting capacity to other countries.

Ukraine and UK have signed a partnership agreement, strengthening cooperation in defense, economy, and other areas for the next 100 years.

Chinese researchers are aiming to achieve a remarkable milestone by placing a flag on the moon that will flutter in the absence of atmosphere.

The World Monuments Fund (WMF) has classified the moon as endangered heritage due to the growing concerns of commercial space flights posing risks to the remains of previous missions.

Recent research shows that methane leakage from the Nord Stream pipelines in the Baltic Sea has spread to more than 20 marine protected areas, impacting the ecosystem.

After 7 rounds of general elections, a new coalition government has been formed in Bulgaria, putting an end to months-long political crisis.

North Korea reopens the city of Rason, a port city in the northwest of the country, for foreign tourists after five years of border closure due to the pandemic.

The US State Department has approved the sale of 39 million dollars worth of additional long-range cruise missiles and related equipment to Japan.

Canadian politician Doug Ford sends a clear message to Donald Trump in response to his recent remarks about wanting to 'annex' Canada to the US.

Outgoing US President Joe Biden has issued a directive approving the acquisition of military equipment from the United States by Southern Cyprus. The directive enables the Greek Cypriot Administration to purchase defense materials under the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961.