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Moscow expresses anger over President Biden fulfilling long-standing wishes of Ukraine, calling it an escalation.

US President Joe Biden has agreed to provide antipersonnel mines to Ukraine after concerns over the risks involved, according to The Washington Post.

SpaceX's second attempt to catch a rocket a month after successfully catching a part of it has failed due to safety concerns, with the booster landing in the ocean instead.

Sweden and Finland warn their citizens about the possibility of war on their territories and provide guidance on how to prepare for different crises.

Brazilian police have arrested five people suspected of involvement in an alleged coup attempt in 2022. They were reportedly planning to assassinate Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva weeks before he assumed the presidency. Lula's vice president Geraldo Alckmin was also a target.

Plundering by organized crime gangs in Gaza is leading to severe food shortages for two million Palestinians, as humanitarian aid convoys are increasingly targeted with violence.

The Hong Kong High Court has sentenced all 45 activists guilty of 'subversion' after holding unofficial primary elections for the pro-democracy opposition, violating the controversial national security law imposed by Beijing in 2020.

A Russian ballet dancer tragically died after falling from a balcony, raising suspicions due to his criticism of the war in Ukraine and the increasing number of similar incidents.

Netherlands and France join forces to combat anti-Semitism in Europe, with a focus on concrete actions rather than just words. A crisis situation is acknowledged with calls for urgent measures.

Sweden has started sending out brochures to its citizens, while Finland launches a website with similar advice, urging people to prepare for a potential war.

Germany and Finland have launched an investigation after an undersea data cable between the countries was damaged, warning about the dangers of 'hybrid warfare' amidst heightened tensions with Russia.

After a thousand days of war, Ukraine and Russia assess the situation of a war of attrition where no winner is yet emerging.

EU Foreign Affairs Chief Josep Borrell, 77, faced a setback during his latest meeting with EU foreign ministers. Borrell has been frustrated by the EU's stance on Israel, emphasizing more on the Palestinian cause.

French farmers are gearing up for a new wave of protests with blockades, fires, and demonstrations in response to various grievances. The government has warned against violence as tensions rise.

A bloc of EU member states is at odds with the European Parliament over proposed changes to the contentious deforestation law, diminishing the likelihood of an agreement.

The Berlin police warn the Jewish community and homosexuals in Berlin of unsafe situations in certain neighborhoods. Police chief Barbara Slowik urges vigilance and reports of suspicious activities.

Russian ballet star Vladimir Shklyarov fell from a balcony to his death after expressing criticism of the war in Ukraine.

Where can Israelis still travel safely? The puzzle is getting smaller. Read all about the incidents worldwide and the government's travel advice on Telegraaf.nl.

Tensions escalate as North Korea uses loudspeakers to create psychological pressure on the residents at the border with South Korea.

A former Ukrainian nurse and kindergarten teacher, Natalia Hrabarchuk, amazed many by successfully shooting down a Russian cruise missile in one attempt with a rocket launcher.

The EU has decided to implement a new package of sanctions against Iran, mainly due to its military support for Russia in the war with Ukraine.

A 24-year-old mother in the United States has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of her two sons, aged 1 and 2. The woman burned her sons in the oven, bringing an end to the family tragedy as she now spends the rest of her life behind bars.

US gives Ukraine permission to use long-range weapons against targets in Russian territory, surprising European allies. France, UK, and potentially Germany considering similar actions.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has called on his military to prepare for war in a speech delivered to battalion commanders and instructors in Pyongyang.

Two people were killed and ten others were injured in two separate shootings along a parade route and celebration in New Orleans on Sunday.

Construction of the multi-billion dollar new Iron Curtain has begun in Poland. The fortress will include layers of defenses such as steel walls, razor wire, tank ditches, and minefields to secure NATO's eastern flank.

The recent US election results have led to a major defeat for the Democrats, who now find themselves assessing the damage and planning their next moves. How will the country react to this shift in power?

Pete Hegseth, a candidate for the position of United States Secretary of Defense, settled with a woman who accused him of sexual abuse, according to The Washington Post.

The 22-meter-long skeleton of a dinosaur has been sold for 6 million euros at an auction in France. It is reportedly the largest dinosaur skeleton ever auctioned, but not the most expensive.

A moth infestation in a luxurious mansion in Notting Hill, London, has led to a legal battle between the current residents and the previous owner.