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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.

A 53-year-old woman from France left her husband for someone pretending to be Brad Pitt and was scammed for 830,000 euros. She hopes to raise awareness about the risks of this type of fraud.

President Volodymyr Zelensky struggles to address the mobilization issues in Ukraine as mass desertions continue to be a major challenge.

The diary of a young North Korean soldier who was killed in combat against Ukraine has revealed a shocking tactic of instructing soldiers to kill themselves on the battlefield.

The Israeli army has announced a series of attacks on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, violating the ceasefire agreement that came into effect on November 27, 2024.

The wildfires in and around Los Angeles have claimed the lives of 16 people, with 16 others reported missing as strong desert winds are expected to return, making firefighting efforts more challenging.

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.

Two North Korean soldiers captured in Russia's Kursk region were found to have gone for education in Russia, thinking they were going for war, according to Ukrainian authorities.

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.

A father who called 911 to save his baby is now facing abuse allegations, as his children are taken away. The family is caught in a legal battle with uncertainties looming over their future.

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.

Israel is facing pressure to release Hossam Abu Safiya, the director of a hospital in Gaza, shedding light on how hospitals are repeatedly becoming a battleground in the region.

A groundbreaking surgery took place in Belgium as doctors successfully implanted a micro-pacemaker in a newborn baby for the first time in the country, marking a rare achievement globally.

Spanish rescue services discovered a newborn baby on a migrant boat heading towards the Canary Islands at the start of the new year. The influx of migrant boats to the region continues, with 2,400 migrants arriving in just eight days.

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.

Hospitals in the UK have declared a critical situation due to the pressure caused by the increase in flu and other respiratory illnesses.

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.

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

Antonio Torchia, the mayor of Belcastro in Italy, has announced a ban on falling severely ill in the village, where most residents are over 65 years old. This unusual measure aims to draw attention to the challenges faced by the local healthcare system.

A group of 29 people, including 23 hikers and 6 staff members, have been trapped in the Tan Hill Inn in North Yorkshire due to a snowstorm that left a wall of snow blocking their escape route. Despite the situation, the atmosphere in the pub remains positive.

The 'stroopwafel' has been included in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), confirming its popularity beyond Dutch borders.

The British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the Labour party are facing scrutiny as demands for an investigation into child abusers resurface.

The German police shot dead 22 people in the past year, with most of them reportedly mentally unstable or in distress, according to police reports. The figures are based on data from the Dpa news agency.

British trains faced cancellations as union directives prohibit train drivers from walking on snowy platforms, causing inconvenience to passengers.

The mayor of Belcastro, a village in southern Italy, has prohibited being sick in his municipality to draw attention to a major problem in the region.

European leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, have raised alarms over the direct involvement of Elon Musk in elections and internal affairs of different countries.