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At least 24 people confirmed dead due to landslides caused by heavy rainfall in Java and Bali.

A summary of the key presidential decrees signed by Donald Trump at the beginning of his term.

A man who drove into a crowd in the Chinese city of Zhuhai and killed 35 people has been executed.

Rumors of Turkey being the only enemy fuels the appetite of the Greek Cypriot army as they prepare to receive cheap or free weapons from the US.

Netanyahu and Hamas Make Back-to-Back Last Minute Statements on Ceasefire

The Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii, one of the world's most active volcanoes, has erupted lava once again.

Archaeologists uncover a lavish private bathhouse showcasing opulence in Pompeii.

North Korea reopens the city of Rason, a port city in the northwest of the country, for foreign tourists after five years of border closure due to the pandemic.

An agreement has been reached for a ceasefire and hostage exchange in Gaza after 466 days of conflict. The ceasefire is set to start on January 19, with efforts led by the US, Qatar, and Egypt.

Israeli doctors are expressing worries about the health of hostages who are expected to be released soon, fearing that their bodies will be severely damaged due to prolonged captivity.

The French government is considering reversing the planned increase in retirement age from 62 years and 6 months to 62 years and 9 months, in response to negotiations with unions and employers.

Find out all you need to know about the new environmental zones in France and how to obtain a Crit’Air sticker for your vehicle.

The Greek newspaper Kathimerini delves into Turkey's advancements in the defense industry and its agreements with European countries.

Open Doors organization has reported a rise in persecution and discrimination against Christians, with an increase of 15 million individuals facing such challenges compared to the previous year.

Latest news from Germany: The federal government in Germany is working on a new regulation to allow Syrian refugees to visit their country for an evaluation of their situation without losing their refugee status.

At least eleven people have died in Istanbul after consuming poisoned alcohol, with nearly forty individuals hospitalized, including 26 foreigners, according to the state news agency Anadolu.

The future of Gaza remains uncertain as Israel and Hamas negotiate a deal. Read on for more details.

Recently declassified MI5 documents revealed a shocking secret about a Soviet spy living under the roof of the palace for 10 years.

A recent leak of information from France's most heavily guarded and secretive military base has caused a major scandal. The leak, known as StravaLeaks, has put military personnel at risk of severe penalties.

Tensions rise as sensitive information from France's most secure military base is leaked through StravaLeaks scandal, risking severe penalties for military personnel.

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

Nine beaches near the Australian city of Sydney have been closed after the discovery of "mysterious balls", reported by The Sydney Morning Herald on Tuesday. The beaches are located just north of the metropolis, including the prominent Manly beach.

Despite the strong expectations of right-wing parties in Germany, Olaf Scholz of the left-wing SPD is determined to maintain morale as they gear up for the upcoming federal elections.

A fire broke out at a restaurant in Most, Czech Republic, resulting in the loss of 6 lives and 8 injuries. The incident was initiated by a gas heater falling over in the restaurant.

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.

An explosion and fire in the Czech city of Most has claimed the lives of six people and injured eight others. Authorities reported that a gas stove likely tipped over, igniting a propane cylinder.

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.

Somali President Hasan Sheikh Mahmud and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed have agreed to restart diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Deadly wildfires in Los Angeles continue to rage out of control, resulting in mass destruction and loss of life. The fires have already consumed tens of thousands of acres of land.

Former Bulgarian Prime Minister Kiril Petkov has been charged with abuse of power for ordering the arrest of his predecessor Bojko Borisov and two of Borisov's political allies in a corruption investigation involving EU funds.