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Latvian government issues guidelines to help citizens identify Russian spies, highlighting signs like unkempt appearance and suspicious behavior.

Germany apprehends three suspected Russian spies for planning attacks, with links to a past parcel bombing incident in Leipzig. One suspect awaits extradition from Switzerland.

Protesters interrupt politician Conradin Cramer's speech at Eurovision opening in Basel over Israel's participation, sparking controversy.

The US-UK trade deal poses challenges for the Netherlands as Trump labels the 10% import tariff 'low'. Despite the agreement, higher tariffs persist while the UK opens its market to US goods.

The World Economic Forum launches an investigation into founder Klaus Schwab for allegedly mixing personal finances with the organization's funds without oversight.

Klaus Schwab resigns as World Economic Forum supervisory board chairman after 55 years, facing conspiracy theories. Peter Brabeck-Letmathe appointed as interim chairman.

Code red issued in South Switzerland and North Italy for heavy rainfall and snowfall. Impact on travel and safety measures explained.

Former Spanish King Juan Carlos demands 65 million euros from ex-mistress Corinna Larsen for defamation. Legal battle details and background revealed.

Latest transfer news: Man United eyeing Dan Ndoye with Zirkzee's help. Man City interested in Tijjani Reijnders. Updates on top football transfer rumors.

Discover how countries stack up in talent for the 2026 World Cup. Spain and France lead the rankings. Who will win?

German officials express worries over F-35 deal after Trump's Ukraine actions. Europe's air defense at risk. Analysis of global arms trade trends.

Burglars demand 1 million Swiss francs ransom for stolen dogs in Switzerland. Dogs found safe in Poland.

Recent findings in Brest Harbor surprise scientists as DNA traces from before and after WWII show the effects of human activities on the environment.

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

Cyprus faces tension as Greek Cypriots sabotage the proposal to open new border crossings ahead of the March summit in Switzerland.

Germany's AfD party under scrutiny for illegal donations and a looming 7 million euro fine.

Belgian government warns travelers to check vaccination status before heading to the snow due to measles outbreak in ski resorts.

A wealthy diplomat's son suspected of orchestrating a million-euro heist at his father's Swiss residence.

Iceland has been ranked as the most attractive country for emigration in a comparative study among 82 countries.

The German government has extended the special border controls to prevent illegal immigration for another six months.

Austrian citizen Mariana M. is accused of scamming victims in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland with fake curse rituals.

UN Secretary-General's deputy, Rosemary DiCarlo, visited Nicosia to finalize details for the upcoming Cyprus summit in Geneva with the participation of Turkey, Greece, and the UK.

Conservative Liechtenstein to appoint its first female head of government in a historic move.

Argentina's government prohibits gender reassignment surgeries and hormone treatments for minors under 18 to protect mental and physical health.

Napoli's sporting director, Giovanni Manna, reveals why the club could not meet Alejandro Garnacho's financial demands from Manchester United in the January transfer window.

Storm Herminia triggers worst flooding in decades in northwestern France, affecting thousands of residents.

Ukrainian President Zelensky expresses support for President Trump's efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war, believing in his potential success.

Syria's temporary government presented the new state at the World Economic Forum in Davos after the fall of the Ba'ath regime, emphasizing economic and social goals.

During the World Economic Forum, President Trump emphasizes the importance of meeting Putin and ending the ongoing war.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte warns of the potential cost of a Kiev defeat in the ongoing Ukraine conflict, emphasizing the importance of defense spending.