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Turkey expresses willingness to contribute troops to Ukraine's peacekeeping efforts and Erdogan emphasizes Turkish military's role in European defense.

Denmark's postal service company to cease letter delivery in 2026, marking the end of a 400-year-old tradition.

The US government offers up to two million dollars in rewards to individuals providing information leading to the arrest or conviction of Chinese hackers Yin KeCheng and Zhou Shuai.

South Korean Air Force accidentally drops bombs on civilians during training exercise, injuring 7 people and damaging buildings.

An organized gang in Georgia defrauds thousands of people in the UK, Europe, and Canada with deepfake videos, resulting in a $35 million scam.

The massive A23a iceberg, the size of Mallorca, has grounded approximately 70 kilometers from South Georgia, Antarctica, raising concerns for local wildlife.

Recent photo of Loch Ness monster by a witness stirs up excitement and theories around the legendary creature.

Russian military ships transporting equipment from Syria to Russia passing by North Sea beaches raise concerns.

Russian President Putin accepts mediation offer between US and Iran according to British media reports. Belarus offers to host peace talks between Ukraine and Russia.

Dutch travelers heading to the UK now need to apply for a new entry document, effective from April 2nd, 2025.

Two US Representatives introduce a bill to replace Benjamin Franklin's image on $100 banknotes with President Donald Trump's image.

Colossal Biosciences in the US aims to bring back the mammoth using advanced DNA technology, starting with a woolly mouse.

King Charles impresses with his diplomatic skills during recent state visits, aiming to bring peace and unity.

Canada experiences a nationalist revival in response to Trump's annexation threat and new tariffs, leading to increased pride and anti-US sentiment.

American Vice President JD Vance faces backlash from British officials and military personnel over comments on war involvement.

Analyzing Mohamed Salah's exceptional 2024-25 season with Liverpool and comparing it to the all-time greats like Messi and Ronaldo.

The largest iceberg in the world, heading towards South Georgia Island, has come to a halt about 70 kilometers away.

Iran faces a major crisis as high inflation and power blackouts plague the country amidst political turmoil.

English woman claims disability after fall, caught playing rugby on video despite disability claim.

SpaceX cancels the launch of a Starship rocket due to undisclosed issues, marking the eighth test flight delay.

Two individuals killed in a tragic incident involving reckless driving in Mannheim, Germany.

At least 51 people injured, including critical cases, in a collision between two tourist buses on Avinguda Diagonal.

For the first time in five years, Western tourists have visited North Korea as the country opens its doors to outsiders.

Premier Keir Starmer emerges as a leader of a coalition of willing, aiming to bridge UK's political isolation post-Brexit and maintain US ties.

Blue Ghost lander from Firefly Aerospace sends first photos from the moon to Earth, landing near a volcanic opening on Mare Crisium.

Cardiff University instructs students to avoid 'very British English' expressions as part of diversity program, sparking controversy.

Firefly Aerospace's commercial Blue Ghost lander successfully landed on the moon, marking a significant milestone in commercial space exploration.

Staatsolie collaborates with TotalEnergies to extract oil and gas offshore, projecting significant earnings for Suriname.

Key European and NATO allies gather in London for a historic security council meeting led by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

The American software company faces technical issues affecting email services.