A fire at Maria Hospital in Hamburg claims three lives and leaves over fifty injured. The blaze started on the ground floor of the geriatric department before spreading to the first floor.
Intense rainfall triggers widespread flooding in Romania, endangering a renowned salt mine in Praid with hundreds evacuated as rivers swell to record levels.
Archaeologists discover remains of a nearly 3000-year-old Mayan city named Los Abuelos in northern Guatemala, a significant ceremonial center of the early Mayan civilization.
Wildfires in Manitoba, Canada, prompt the largest evacuation in memory, with over 5,000 residents, including those from Flin Flon, fleeing as a 20,000-hectare fire approaches.
Southern Spain braces for the first heatwave of the year in late May, with temperatures reaching up to 42 degrees Celsius, following an exceptionally wet spring.
Crete experiences a powerful 6.1 magnitude earthquake causing alarm among residents, felt as far as Cyprus with no major damage reported.
Israel intensifies military pressure on Hamas with a ground offensive in Gaza after a week of airstrikes, complicating diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire.
Israeli military urges Palestinian population in northern Gaza to evacuate as flyers are dropped from the air, signaling an imminent large-scale ground operation against Hamas.
Kenyan court orders Meta and Netflix to halt carbon credit projects in Kenya, impacting their CO2 emissions offset efforts. Local communities reclaim ancestral land rights, challenging tech companies' environmental initiatives.
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, now 72, remains influential in UK politics, advocating for common sense and critiquing radical cultural approaches, sparking controversy.
A building collapse in Fez, Morocco, has resulted in nine fatalities and seven injuries. Local authorities are conducting an investigation into the incident.
April 2024 ranks as the second warmest on record with an average global temperature of 14.96 degrees Celsius, only 0.07 degrees cooler than the warmest April. The European climate service Copernicus highlights the impact of rising temperatures.
Mexican President dismisses Donald Trump's offer to send American soldiers to combat fentanyl smuggling, emphasizing sovereignty.
Thirteen miners who were kidnapped in northern Pataz have been discovered dead in a mine in Peru, allegedly abducted by illegal miners in collaboration with criminals.
Medecins Sans Frontieres reports a hospital bombing in South Sudan, resulting in casualties and destruction of medical supplies. Concerns rise over renewed conflict amidst recent peace agreements.
A 38-year-old woman died in Thessaloniki, Greece, after a bomb she was carrying exploded while attempting to place it at a bank. The incident also damaged nearby shops and vehicles.
The EU Court has ordered Malta to halt the sale of 'golden passports' to millionaires, violating EU treaties by automatically granting foreign investors EU citizenship.
The European Court of Justice could put an end to Malta's 'golden passport' program, allowing wealthy individuals to buy citizenship in the EU country for hundreds of thousands of euros.
Australia grapples with a long-standing plague of giant toads as a potential solution involving genetically modified toads emerges.
The Court of Appeal in Mons, Belgium, has ordered a new investigation in the Bende van Nijvel case, focusing on a lead involving two French brothers potentially linked to the notorious gang's activities in 1985.
New archaeological findings in York reveal a young, muscular gladiator's skeleton with lion bite marks, indicating actual fights with wild animals in Roman times.
Father and son volunteers tragically die in Italy due to flooding while on a rescue mission. Severe weather hits northern Italy causing casualties.
UK and EU close to food treaty as British critics decry 'Brexit betrayal'. Concerns over trade implications and US trade prospects.
German police detain six individuals attempting to climb Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its Gothic architecture.
Lack of flight recorder on crashed helicopter in New York raises concerns. Expert suggests 'Jesus nut' failure could be linked to the tragedy. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.
Russia faces unprecedented wildfires in Siberia and Eastern regions with critical shortage of resources and manpower.
Illegal migrant flow to Europe drops over 30% in 2025 due to stricter border controls and migration policies. Frontex reports significant decrease. Political and Frontex statements analyzed.
A large fire erupts at a recycling factory in northern Paris, with 200 firefighters on site. Stay updated with the latest news.
Gianni Infantino announces USA and UK as hosts for Women's World Cup in 2031 and 2035 respectively. Details on bids, tournaments, and expansion.
Tragic mine accident in Degaña, Spain results in five deaths and multiple injuries. Rescue efforts ongoing.
