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Admiral Sir Ben Key, head of the Royal Navy, suspended following allegations of affair with a female officer, sparking controversy and ongoing investigation.

India and Pakistan engage in cross-border rocket attacks, with the US offering mediation over the Kashmir region dispute. Tensions escalate with military strikes and international involvement.

Drone attacks target Jammu in Indian Kashmir for the second consecutive night amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan over the region.

Pope Leo will be inaugurated on May 18, with world and religious leaders invited. The 69-year-old leader faces a packed agenda after being elected as the new leader of 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide.

A building collapse in Fez, Morocco, has resulted in nine fatalities and seven injuries. Local authorities are conducting an investigation into the incident.

Two men have been convicted of felling the famous 'Sycamore Gap Tree,' causing outrage and damage to Hadrian's Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Cardinal Robert Prevost from the United States becomes the first American pope, sparking discussions on the political implications and his leadership style. Read more on the historic appointment at Telegraaf.nl.

Mothers of Israeli hostages look to Donald Trump for hope as they await news on their sons' fate in Hamas captivity. Follow the story on Telegraaf.nl.

Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Prevost from Chicago, delivers his first mass in the Sistine Chapel, emphasizing humility and faith in his address.

Mike Huckabee, the US Ambassador to Israel, announces a new humanitarian aid mechanism for Gaza, excluding Israel and Hamas. The initiative aims to address critical shortages of food and medicine.

Pope Robert Francis Prevost from the United States, an Augustinian, is likely to explain soon why he has chosen the papal name Leo XIV, historically associated with diplomatic skills and social doctrine.

Pakistan conducted missile and drone strikes in Indian-controlled Kashmir, targeting military installations and causing panic among locals. Tensions escalate following a recent terrorist attack.

Discover the process after the famous white smoke, from the Chamber of Tears to the first blessing on the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica. Learn more at teegraaf.nl.

Nearly twenty children and adults were wounded in a fire at a circus tent in Aldenhoven, Germany, with some children taken to the hospital.

Multiple ballistic rockets launched by North Korea from Wonsan prompt fears of possible export to Russia, escalating tensions. Recent tests mimic Russian Iskander missiles.

The food supply in Gaza faces disruption as Israel, backed by the US, introduces a new distribution plan not supported by aid organizations. Read more on telegraaf.nl.

Cardinals in the Sistine Chapel remain divided on the successor to Pope Francis as black smoke rises, signaling no decision yet. The next voting rounds will determine the new Pope.

Moscow faces security concerns as it hosts a grand military parade to mark victory over Nazi Germany, with fears of potential Ukrainian attacks causing city lockdown and communication disruptions.

A 22-year-old student murdered a woman with an axe and severely injured a man at the University of Warsaw, causing shock and grief on campus.

Two Belgian teenagers, David and Seppe, are back home after a month in a Kenyan prison for ant smuggling. They were fined €6,800 for possessing 5,000 ant queens.

A woman working at a blood bank receives 34,000 euros in damages after being compared to Darth Vader by coworkers during a Star Wars-themed personality test.

Indian and Pakistani soldiers exchanged gunfire in the Kashmir region, with artillery fire reported along the Line of Control dividing the area.

South Korean military suspects North Korea's recent ballistic missile launch may have been a test for exporting missiles, firing multiple short-range missiles towards Japan.

Follow live updates on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict despite Putin's ceasefire, including a significant long-term alliance deal signed between the United States and Ukraine.

A tragic incident at the University of Warsaw leaves a woman dead and a man critically injured after a 22-year-old Polish man attacked with an axe on campus.

Tensions escalate as India launches airstrikes on Pakistan amid Kashmir conflict, revealing underlying competition between China and the West. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

An 8-year-old boy in the USA ordered 70,000 lollipops online, surprising his mother with a delivery of 22 dozens. The boy wanted to organize a carnival with the lollipops.

The conclave to choose a new pope has commenced in the Vatican City, with cardinals gathering in the Sixtine Chapel for the historic event.

As the Vatican conclave commences, tension rises in Rome with varied opinions on top papal candidates. Visitors experience unique atmosphere amidst elaborate security measures.

A car has collided with a tram stop in Munich, leaving three people seriously injured and three others lightly wounded. Police suspect it was an accident.