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In Shanghai, a new ATM capable of melting gold attracts crowds as people convert their jewelry into cash amid soaring gold prices.

Poland raises concerns over unprecedented Russian meddling in upcoming presidential elections, leading to urgent actions and heightened tensions. Cyber threats and disinformation campaigns escalate as Warsaw fears a repeat of Romanian election interference.

An unidentified man in Moscow protested against Vladimir Putin near the Kremlin, displaying a sign with 'Putin Hitler' before jumping off a bridge into the Moskva River.

Russian President Putin showcases his opulent apartment in Moscow's Kremlin, revealing golden walls, exotic plants, and a grand piano. Watch the video on telegraaf.nl.

Vatican workers have begun installing a chimney on the Sistine Chapel for the conclave to elect a new pope. White smoke signals the election of a new pope, while black smoke indicates a need for further voting.

Ukraine secures a strategic mineral deal with the US, altering terms set by Trump. The agreement strengthens economic ties and military support between the two countries.

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.

The US and Ukraine have signed a significant mineral agreement aimed at granting the US access to resources in Ukraine, signaling a shift in relations and a warning to Russia.

Recent revelations shed light on the heinous quadruple student murder case at the University of Idaho in 2022, implicating Bryan Kohberger, a 30-year-old criminology student, in the brutal killings.

The pro-Russian hacker group NoName057(16) launched a cyberattack on Dutch websites, disrupting local services. Learn about their motives and escalating cyber warfare between Russia and Ukraine.

The 'Six Triple Eight' battalion, the only African-American female unit in WWII, receives the Congressional Gold Medal eighty years later for their heroic service.

Over 87% of Spanish power supply restored after a massive outage, with free bus services and ongoing recovery efforts. Portugal also near full restoration. The outage likely caused by a disconnection between Spanish and French power grids.

Friedrich Merz gains CDU's backing for the German government coalition, preparing to become the next Chancellor. Key party alliances and policy goals are discussed ahead of the crucial parliamentary vote.

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.

Confirmation of North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russia in Ukraine reveals a new dimension of the conflict and strengthens the strategic friendship between Moscow and Pyongyang.

North Korea officially announces sending troops to aid Russia in the conflict with Ukraine, marking a significant alliance. Thousands of North Korean soldiers reportedly deployed in the Kursk region.

The 21-year-old son of a high-ranking CIA official, Michael Gloss, was killed in Ukraine while fighting alongside the Russian army, revealing a surprising twist in his journey from activism to warfare.

The 30-year-old man who allegedly drove into a crowd in Vancouver has a history of mental health problems and apologized to festival attendees.

The Russian Cosmos 2553 satellite, linked to anti-satellite weapon development, appears dysfunctional, raising concerns over Moscow's space capabilities and security implications.

Netherlands on high alert as Russia conducts a large-scale military exercise near Lithuania, sparking fears of a potential escalation towards Ukraine.

Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky discussed a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine at the funeral of Pope Francis, potentially marking a historic moment.

Pope Francis' funeral in Rome sees dignitaries and royals in somber black attire, adhering to a unified dress code. Notable outfits and exceptions among attendees.

Paul Bremer, former American diplomat, expresses concerns over leadership gaps in Europe and the US, drawing parallels between past and current political challenges.

Ukrainians recount horrors after surviving Russian missile strike in Kiev, expressing disbelief in negotiations with Putin. Washington condemns the attack amidst ongoing talks.

The Vatican's strict dress code for the Pope's funeral includes white robes and specific attire for cardinals, bishops, and non-clergy attendees.

Ukrainian President Zelensky cuts short his visit to South Africa after a Russian attack in Kiev leaves nine dead. South Africa's diplomatic role amid US-Russia talks and economic ties with Ukraine discussed.

At least nine people have died and over sixty injured in a rocket attack on Kiev by Russia. Search for survivors continues as buildings are damaged. International reaction and ongoing conflict updates.

Ramzan Kadyrov, the feared leader of Chechnya in Russia, faces growing dissent among residents for his brutal rule. Recent events highlight escalating tensions in the region.

Two Belgian teenagers remain in Kenyan custody for smuggling 5,000 ant queens, facing delayed sentencing until May 7. The teens were caught with the valuable insects in their luggage during a police raid.

An explosion occurred at a shopping center in Moscow, with a car completely engulfed in smoke on the parking lot. Emergency services extinguished a fire at the scene.