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Bella Culley, 18, missing in Thailand, discovered in a Georgian prison with drugs, sparking family's belief in a setup.

Russian President Vladimir Putin cancels talks with Volodymyr Zelensky in Istanbul, sparking speculation about his health and motives. Find out more on telegraaf.nl.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates for a massive boost to the German military, warning of Russia's ambitions in Ukraine and emphasizing the need for defense preparedness.

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.

British Labour government faces criticism over immigration plans as concerns rise in various sectors, including healthcare. Opposition leader Nigel Farage calls for stricter measures.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's house entrance damaged by fire; Counterterrorism police investigate potential links to recent incidents.

Graham King's wealth surpasses £1 billion as his company profits from the surge in asylum seekers in the UK, with daily earnings reaching £4.8 million.

Karim Khan, the head prosecutor at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, is under fire for allegations of sexual violence and political controversies. Get the full story on Telegraaf.nl.

Pope Leo XIV expresses solidarity with Ukraine and Gaza, urging immediate ceasefires and humanitarian aid. He also celebrates peace between India and Pakistan.

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, now 72, remains influential in UK politics, advocating for common sense and critiquing radical cultural approaches, sparking controversy.

A Dutch diver dies during the salvage operation of the super yacht Bayesian in Italy. Authorities investigate the circumstances of the accident, halting the salvage efforts.

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

New moon samples from China's Chang'e 5 mission have reached the UK, stored in a high-security lab. Professor Mahesh Anand leads research on the precious 60mg moon dust, comparing it to gold.

Disney announces the opening of their first theme park in the Middle East, Disneyland Abu Dhabi, located on Yas Island in the United Arab Emirates.

Christian Lindner, ex-German Minister of Finance, unintentionally hits film producer's Norfolk Terrier in Berlin, sparking social media outrage.

Shell is reportedly contemplating the acquisition of BP, waiting for a dip in oil prices or valuation. Both energy giants are evaluating potential merger scenarios amidst market challenges.

British police have detained five men for allegedly preparing a terrorist act in the United Kingdom. The suspects, aged between 29 and 46, planned to target a specific undisclosed building.

Nigel Farage's resurgence in UK politics highlighted after local elections, leading Reform Party to victory and positioning himself for a shot at British premiership.

Israeli families express anger at Netanyahu's focus on war victory over hostage retrieval, calling for prioritizing the return of their loved ones held by Hamas.

The body of a 74-year-old truck driver, whose truck vanished into a massive sinkhole in Yashio, Japan, has been recovered after three months.

Tensions escalate between India and Pakistan after deadly attack in Kashmir, raising fears of imminent war. International community closely monitors the situation as both nuclear powers engage in heated exchanges.

Spanish police rescue three children confined in a house in Oviedo since the pandemic, where they were forced to wear diapers and masks by their German parents.

Israel celebrates its 77th Independence Day amidst deep divisions, violence, and political unrest. President Herzog calls for unity as right-wing extremists attack a synagogue during a memorial ceremony.

An AI-generated video showing Pope Francis in heaven with deceased stars sparks outrage for being deemed extremely blasphemous and disrespectful. Get the full story on Telegraaf.nl.

British and American forces conduct a joint airstrike on a military target in Yemen's Houthi-controlled region, following previous attacks on various locations in the country.

The British Labour government unveils an asylum law for the UK shortly before local elections, aiming to secure voter support amidst key issues like migration and asylum.

Athletic Club aims to reach the Europa League final at home by defeating Manchester United in the semifinals. A look back at their journey and the unique spirit of the club.

Former Walt Disney World employee in Florida receives a three-year prison term for hacking Disney restaurant menus, altering prices, and allergen information.

At least four people, including children, were killed when a car crashed into an after-school care center in Chatham, Illinois. The driver remained unharmed.

RWE withdraws from American offshore market citing rising costs and political uncertainty, reallocating investments to safer projects closer to home.