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North Korea arrests chief engineer of Chongjin shipyard following a failed torpedo boat launch, causing damage and embarrassing leader Kim Jong-un.

Tourists are taking historical cobblestones, stones, and signs as souvenirs, causing damage and facing legal consequences in various European destinations like Bruges and Sardinia.

Donald Trump hosts a special dinner at his private golf club for top $TRUMP-coin investors, drawing criticism from Senator Elizabeth Warren as an 'orgy of corruption'.

North Korea's new torpedo boat destroyer launch ends in disaster as the vessel slides off the ramp, causing severe damage, witnessed by leader Kim Jong-un.

Eurocommissaris Magnus Brunner suggests changing strict rules to send asylum seekers to safe countries outside the EU for asylum procedures and shelter, aiming to establish centers like 'Ter Apel aan de Middellandse Zee' in North Africa.

Kansas City Current maintains the top spot in ESPN's NWSL Power Rankings with Temwa Chawinga's impactful performance. Get insights on team standings and standout players.

A tragic helicopter collision in Finland resulted in fatalities as two aircraft crashed in wooded terrain near Turku. The incident's cause remains under investigation.

Illegal migration from Bangladesh to the European Union surges, with over 47,000 illegal border crossings in three months. Learn why thousands risk their lives for the dangerous journey.

A midseason review of NWSL teams' performance against expectations, analyzing overperforming contenders and struggling teams in the league.

Five fishermen, rescued near the Galapagos Islands, survived 55 days at sea by catching fish, collecting rainwater, and demonstrating remarkable willpower.

Swimmers at Bray-Dunes and Zuidkote beaches near the Belgian border were evacuated after a shark sighting in the North Sea, prompting a temporary swimming ban.

Kansas City Current secures the top position in ESPN's NWSL Power Rankings after a 4-1 win over Bay FC, with Orlando Pride and NJ/NY Gotham FC close behind.

Russian space probe Kosmos 482, in orbit for over 50 years, is believed to have crashed in the Indian Ocean according to the ESA after losing contact during a pass over Germany.

Two men have been convicted of felling the famous 'Sycamore Gap Tree,' causing outrage and damage to Hadrian's Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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.

Multiple ballistic rockets launched by North Korea from Wonsan prompt fears of possible export to Russia, escalating tensions. Recent tests mimic Russian Iskander missiles.

South Korean military suspects North Korea's recent ballistic missile launch may have been a test for exporting missiles, firing multiple short-range missiles towards Japan.

The Cosmos 482 satellite launched by the Soviet Union in 1972 is anticipated to crash on Earth this week, raising concerns over its shape and size upon impact.

President Erdogan strengthens ties with Somalia, establishing military presence, economic partnerships, and cultural influence in the region.

Swedish authorities have made two more arrests in connection to the recent murder of three young men in a barbershop, sparking concerns over gang violence in Sweden.

Israeli Defense Minister orders military intervention as wildfires rage near Jerusalem. A 50-year-old man arrested for suspected arson amid national emergency response.

Swedish police have apprehended a suspect following a deadly shooting in Uppsala, with three fatalities reported. The incident occurred near a hair salon in the city.

Several casualties reported after a shooting at a square in Uppsala, Sweden. Eyewitnesses claim the shooter fled on an electric scooter.

A 29-year-old paramedic in Kansas was fatally stabbed by a patient inside an ambulance during a routine medical call. The tragic incident occurred in Kansas City, Missouri.

RWE withdraws from American offshore market citing rising costs and political uncertainty, reallocating investments to safer projects closer to home.

Confirmation of North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russia in Ukraine reveals a new dimension of the conflict and strengthens the strategic friendship between Moscow and Pyongyang.

North Korea officially announces sending troops to aid Russia in the conflict with Ukraine, marking a significant alliance. Thousands of North Korean soldiers reportedly deployed in the Kursk region.

North Korea showcases a new 5000-ton warship, Choe Hyon, equipped with 'most powerful weapons' in Nampo. Kim Jong-un highlights security concerns and criticizes South Korea and the US for escalating tensions.

Paul Bremer, former American diplomat, expresses concerns over leadership gaps in Europe and the US, drawing parallels between past and current political challenges.

Ukrainians recount horrors after surviving Russian missile strike in Kiev, expressing disbelief in negotiations with Putin. Washington condemns the attack amidst ongoing talks.