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Elon Musk has reportedly found a new right-wing British ally after a short-lived 'flirt' with Nigel Farage. Read more on telegraaf.nl

Over a hundred miners have lost their lives in an abandoned South African gold mine after being trapped for months. The government labels them as criminals and refuses to provide assistance.

A pizzeria owner in England expresses disgust towards customers ordering Hawaiian pizza while a new pizza ranking shakes up the culinary world.

The ongoing war in Ukraine has devastating consequences for Russia, leading to a potential halving of the population by the end of the century.

The ongoing wildfire in Los Angeles may have been sparked by the remnants of fireworks set off on New Year's Eve. The fire has claimed the lives of 24 people with 16 individuals still missing.

Residents affected by the wildfires in Los Angeles have filed a lawsuit against the energy company Edison for allegedly causing the fires. The blaze has devastated hectares of land and forced thousands of people to evacuate.

Billionaire Jeff Bezos had to wait a little longer for the launch of his rocket, named New Glenn, as it was postponed due to a technical problem.

A tram accident in Strasbourg resulted in 68 injuries when one tram rolled down a slope and collided with another tram at the busy station. Authorities ruled out any intentional act. The incident occurred in a tunnel near the train station.

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has called Vladimir Putin 'a f***ing idiot' for believing he can restore the Russian empire. Johnson's remarks came during an interview where he discussed the threat posed by Putin's Russia to neighboring countries that were once part of the USSR.

A collision between two trams at the busy Strasbourg station on Saturday left 68 people injured, according to local authorities. Investigators have ruled out any deliberate act after initial examination. Both tram drivers are reported to be unharmed but deeply shocked.

New information sheds light on the possible causes of the wildfires in Los Angeles, including electrical issues and suspected arson. Authorities are investigating the incidents.

The devastating fires that turned Los Angeles into ashes and caused the deaths of 16 people have sparked anger in the US. Billionaires who hired private firefighters to protect their properties are under criticism for not following water restrictions in the region.

Two people have died and several others were injured in a bus accident in eastern Germany. The Flixbus was traveling from Berlin to the Polish city of Szczecin when it overturned on a snowy highway.

A mansion owned by former head of Waste Management, Inc. in LA miraculously survived a devastating fire

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of social media platforms owner Meta, disclosed that the Biden administration pressured them for censorship regarding COVID-19 vaccine content.

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of the social media platforms' owner META, revealed that the Biden administration pressured them for censorship regarding vaccine-related content.

The 64-year-old CEO of Larsen & Toubro conglomerate in Mumbai is facing criticism after urging employees to work up to 90 hours a week to increase productivity.

Israel issues a stern warning to the West about the new Syrian leader, Al-Sharaa, urging caution and highlighting potential risks.

An American millionaire and CEO is facing backlash after asking for help from 'private firefighters' to save his house in Los Angeles.

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss is threatening legal action against current Prime Minister Keir Starmer over claims that she caused the economy to crash, according to reports.

A recent quirky advice from the Belgian Food Agency has caught the attention of British tabloids, sparking ridicule and amusement across Europe and beyond.

With rising British interest rates and fears of a recession, concerns arise about stagflation reminiscent of the 1970s in the United Kingdom.

Rolls-Royce, the luxury car manufacturer, is investing £300 million (€360 million) in expanding its factory in Goodwood to cater to super-rich customers by offering customized cars with unique features like 18-carat gold sculptures.

Tommy Robinson, the right-wing British activist, finds himself in the spotlight once again as the British grooming scandal resurfaces. Read about his controversial role in addressing child abuse allegations and the political landscape surrounding him.

Privatized water companies in the UK are facing high debts and a deteriorating sewage system, leading to a significant increase in water prices for consumers.

Italian journalist Cecilia Sala has been released after nearly three weeks in an Iranian prison. She is now on her way back to Italy.

A 47-year-old woman from Blackpool, England, was found dead in a disabled toilet of a restaurant after three days, according to her daughter. The daughter expressed deep sadness and regret over the incident.

Jeju Air, a low-cost airline in South Korea, has announced that it will suspend a total of 1,878 flights in order to enhance flight safety after a fatal crash that claimed 179 lives.

British Minister Jess Phillips responds to Elon Musk's comments regarding child abuse investigation, urging him to focus on his projects.

A suspect is accused of using ChatGPT to calculate the amount of explosives needed to detonate a Cybertruck in an incident in Las Vegas.