China introduces Jiu Tian, a high-tech drone mothership with the ability to deploy a swarm of drones simultaneously, enhancing military capabilities and outpacing American counterparts.
Ajax faces disbelief and shock as they throw away a nine-point lead, resulting in the greatest title collapse in recent European football history in Amsterdam.
Two people have died and seventeen others were injured after a Mexican navy sailboat collided with the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City.
Analysis of Trump's foreign policy shows a mix of peace efforts, military shows of strength, and dismantling of soft power tools like USAID, potentially allowing China's CIDCA to rise.
Moody's has lowered the US economy's top-notch AAA credit rating for the third time, impacting borrowing costs. President Trump expresses frustration over the downgrade.
Chinese-manufactured solar panels in the US found with hidden 'kill switches' capable of remotely sabotaging energy networks, raising alarms in Europe. Experts uncover undisclosed communication equipment, potentially enabling network disruption and infrastructure damage.
European NATO ministers debate a new defense spending norm in Antalya, with disagreements on increasing spending to 5% of GDP by 2032. The deadline for the agreement is set at the upcoming summit in The Hague.
Slovenian police are investigating the disappearance of a statue of Melania Trump, originally from Slovenia and wife of the US president, vandalized and cut at the ankles.
Iran signals willingness to dispose of high-enriched uranium in exchange for lifting US economic sanctions. The proposal includes commitments to never develop nuclear weapons and allow international inspections.
German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd experiences increased container bookings on China-US routes following the trade agreement between the two countries, leading to over 50% surge in bookings.
Nike unveils striking kits for the U.S. women's national team's 40th anniversary, featuring denim-inspired star designs and obsidian shirts with red and blue accents.
Pope Leo XIV's surreal phone call to his brother John Prevost after being elected as the new pope has captured attention. The historic conversation took place in New Lennox, USA.
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.
The US-UK trade deal poses challenges for the Netherlands as Trump labels the 10% import tariff 'low'. Despite the agreement, higher tariffs persist while the UK opens its market to US goods.
Multiple ballistic rockets launched by North Korea from Wonsan prompt fears of possible export to Russia, escalating tensions. Recent tests mimic Russian Iskander missiles.
Tensions escalate as India launches airstrikes on Pakistan amid Kashmir conflict, revealing underlying competition between China and the West. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.
Cardinal Parolin faces criticism from various sources, including alleged health issues and diplomatic decisions, raising doubts about his papal candidacy before the conclave in Rome.
In Shanghai, a new ATM capable of melting gold attracts crowds as people convert their jewelry into cash amid soaring gold prices.
Ann Telnaes awarded Pulitzer Prize after leaving The Washington Post due to a rejected cartoon about Donald Trump and Jeff Bezos.
Vancouver Whitecaps lead the latest MLS Power Rankings, while Seattle Sounders and Philadelphia Union climb up after impressive performances. Check out the key highlights and team positions.
Donald Trump faces backlash from Italian and Catholic circles over a photo portraying him as the Pope, sparking accusations of 'pathological grandiosity'.
Stay tuned for live updates, scores, highlights, and stats of the Inter Miami CF vs. New York Red Bulls Major League Soccer match on ESPN.
President Erdogan strengthens ties with Somalia, establishing military presence, economic partnerships, and cultural influence in the region.
Despite facing major powers like the US, UK, and Israel, Houthi rebels in Yemen gain popularity by resisting attacks, causing significant losses including downing drones and a fighter jet.
Following the U.S.-Ukraine deal, American producers gain access to Ukraine's wealth of resources for car, battery, and smartphone manufacturing, with details of the agreement to be revealed.
Jules Albert Wijdenbosch, former president of Suriname, dies in Paramaribo at the age of 83. Wijdenbosch served as president from 1996, founding the Democratic National Platform 2000 after leaving the NDP.
The right-wing AfD party faces new setbacks as an assistant of a top member is charged with espionage, allegedly spying for China and leaking documents from the European Parliament.
At least 22 people have died in a restaurant fire in China, with President Xi Jinping calling for a swift investigation and support for the victims' families.
In the first 100 days of Donald Trump's second presidency, chaos reigns as he clashes with the judiciary, media, and political opponents, fueling division in America.
A Chinese man, Fu T., confessed to murdering 25-year-old transgender woman, Woranun Pannacha, in Pattaya, Thailand, removing her organs in a horrific crime. The case sheds light on organ trafficking concerns in Southeast Asia.
