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President Trump believes the war in Ukraine could come to an end within weeks, as he meets with President Macron at the White House.

A mass grave, believed to belong to civilians killed by the toppled Bashar al-Assad regime, was discovered in the Sibeyne district of Damascus, Syria.

Friedrich Merz expected to be the Chancellor of Germany as the country enters a costly rearmament race and potential trade war with the US.

Israel implements forward defense strategy with buffer zones along borders to detect threats in advance. Controversy arises over control or land seizure.

The European Union has suspended certain sanctions on Syria, including providing funds to the Syrian central bank.

US President Donald Trump orders the closure of the Alexandroupoli Base following requests from Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

An explosion occurred at the Russian consulate in Marseille, prompting Russia to demand a thorough investigation and labeling it as a terrorist attack.

An explosion occurred at the Russian Consulate in Marseille, France, with no reported casualties.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Olmert reveals map for two-state solution, current Prime Minister Netanyahu ready to resume attacks on Gaza.

North Korea challenges 11 countries over UN sanctions enforcement efforts, rejecting talks on lifting sanctions and vowing to enhance defense capabilities.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan makes significant remarks on Ukraine's NATO membership aspirations in an interview with Bloomberg TV.

Greek Foreign Minister Yorgo Yerapetritis acknowledges progress in dialogue with Ankara, emphasizing positive developments in various areas.

Four individuals detained in connection with deadly stabbing incident in Mulhouse, France, with alleged perpetrator in custody.

The European Commission is considering weakening the ESG rules for companies, which cover environmental, social, and governance aspects.

Mohammed Amra, also known as 'de Vlieg', captured in Romania after a violent escape where two wardens died.

Thousands gather in Beirut for the funeral of former Hizbullah leaders Hasan Nasrallah and Hashim Safiyuddin, who lost their lives in Israeli attacks.

Greek Foreign Minister Yorgos Yerapetritis mentions progress in relations with Turkey, emphasizing the importance of dialogue despite disagreements.

Cruise tourism in Turkey breaks records in January with a 63.54% increase in passenger traffic compared to last year.

A man stabbed multiple people in Mulhouse, France, resulting in one fatality and five injuries. Macron labels it as a terrorist attack.

Two homeless men offered a share of the jackpot by their victim after buying a winning scratch card with a stolen bank card in France.

Surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec is on trial for abusing 299 children in the biggest pedophilia trial in France.

A 19-year-old Syrian asylum seeker stabbed a tourist near the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin, according to reports.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is scheduled to visit Ankara tomorrow for talks on Syria.

The G20 Foreign Ministers' First Meeting hosted by South Africa has ended with discussions on various international and regional issues.

Brussels fears the potential crisis escalation for the EU following the predicted victory of pro-Russian party in the German elections.

Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan emphasizes the importance of peace, economic development, and welfare in fragile regions like Syria and Gaza.

Greek government's efforts to block the sale of METEOR missiles to Turkey hit a roadblock in Paris, now turning to the UK for support.

AC Milan prepare to let go of left-back Theo Hernandez as transfer rumors swirl.

French President Emmanuel Macron and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky discuss permanent peace in Ukraine during a phone call.

Authorities in Metz, France, issue a fine of 145 euros to a 4-year-old boy for dumping waste illegally, sparking controversy.