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Three alleged insurgents were killed in a firefight in Kashmir as Indian security forces clashed with rebels in the disputed region.

Pakistan reports 11 military personnel and 40 civilians dead in recent conflict with India, including 15 children. Tensions persist despite a ceasefire agreement.

A drone strike in Port Sudan marks a worrisome escalation as the temporary capital is targeted for the first time in Sudan's two-year civil war.

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.

Up to 57 civilians dead in clashes between paramilitaries and army in Al-Fashir, Sudan. Recent violence amid power struggle between military leaders.

Mexico in shock over discovery of possible destruction camp in Jalisco state. Authorities criticized for lack of investigation. President takes over inquiry.

Mexican drug cartel ranch reveals cremation ovens and clothing, reminiscent of German concentration camps. Investigations ongoing amidst gruesome findings.

Hakan Fidan discusses Turkey's role in European security and responds to Israel's attacks in Syria in an interview with Financial Times.

Tensions rise as US President Trump clashes with Ukrainian leader Zelensky, sparking intercontinental discord.

Scientists uncover a hidden tunnel beneath Sforza Castle in Milan, potentially connected to Leonardo da Vinci.

Former President Donald Trump invited for a second historic state visit to the UK by King Charles, marking a significant honor.

A British man creatively draws attention to a dangerous pothole in the road by placing fake legs in it, sparking both amusement and action from the authorities.

Israel suspends the release of 620 Palestinian prisoners, causing a crisis in the Gaza ceasefire agreement. Hamas and Israel clash over the reasons for the suspension.

Swiss Federal Government acknowledges PKK's activities in the country, including training camps and fundraising, following a parliamentary inquiry.

A helicopter crashed near Castelguelfo castle in Italy, claiming the lives of all three occupants.

Local authorities in Japan's Otaru resort to private security to manage unruly tourists, amidst concerns of overcrowding and safety hazards.

Russian President Putin predicts that US President Trump will soon bring European elites to heel.

Israel's decision to ban UNRWA raises concerns over humanitarian aid for Palestinians. Find out more.

Three former hostages disclose being held in UNRWA facilities by Hamas, prompting Israel to take action against the controversial UN agency.

Former home of concentration camp commander's family, now open for public viewing after 80 years.

At the commemoration of eighty years since the liberation of Auschwitz, politicians are not allowed to give speeches. Only Holocaust survivors will have the opportunity to speak, reports The Guardian.

Top Gear star Richard Hammond announces his divorce from wife Mindy after 28 years, citing brain injury as the reason behind his compulsive behavior.

Former French politician Jean-Marie Le Pen has passed away after battling with poor health for several years.

North Koreans are no longer allowed to eat hotdogs as leader Kim Jong-un considers it a corrupt dish due to its Western origins.

Israeli military continues its attacks in Gaza Strip, causing casualties and targeting hospitals and refugee camps.

Tel Abyad tribes in northern Syria, within the scope of the Peace Spring Operation, highlighted that the terrorist organization PKK/YPG has left the local people in poverty by looting the region's resources and seek support from the country's new administration.

Tension between Afghanistan and Pakistan border forces escalated after clashes erupted following a rocket attack by Pakistan forces in Afghanistan's Host province.

The latest developments on Israeli air strikes targeting defense factories in Syria and the diplomatic efforts to ensure stability in the region.

In eastern Germany, a family has lost ownership of their house after 85 years as the court ruled that the property was not rightfully theirs due to the forced sale by Jewish previous residents in 1939.

The Malta summit marked the end of the Cold War, but recent events suggest otherwise. Learn about the historic meeting and its relevance today.