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French President Macron plans a meeting in Paris with European military commanders due to the threat posed by Russia.

Israeli newspaper Haaretz's analysis on Turkey potentially posing a security threat to Israel in the region.

With Trump halting military support to Kiev, Ukraine faces uncertain future as Putin's moves remain unpredictable.

A supersonic jet breaking the sound barrier was recently captured in a photo by NASA, making the invisible visible.

A 59-year-old Dutch tourist got lost in the Fansipan Peak in Vietnam, sent a final text to his wife before going off the grid, and was later rescued by search teams.

Japan mobilizes 2000 firefighters to tackle a massive forest fire near Ofunato city, Iwate prefecture, as experts warn of worsening fire conditions.

Iran faces a major crisis as high inflation and power blackouts plague the country amidst political turmoil.

Israel is worried about Turkey establishing military bases in Syria, prompting outreach to Russia and the US for assistance.

Russian troops attempt suicide missions to cross the Dnipro River in Ukraine, crucial for negotiations. Ongoing struggles and resistance detailed.

Forest fire in Ofunato city has destroyed 2,600 hectares of land over the past week, with ongoing efforts to contain the flames.

Kim Yo-Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, warns US over provocative actions in the region, urging to stop escalating tensions.

Israeli military conducts airstrike on a military area in Syria where old regime weapons were stored.

Turkey's growing importance in European defense structure amid Ukraine conflict and challenges faced in joining EU defense initiatives.

Nagaizumi city in Japan is now home to the world's smallest park, measuring only 0.24 square meters.

Putin remains passive as Ukraine weakens, Zelenski exits, and NATO withdraws from Eastern Europe. Expert analysis on the unfolding situation.

Ukrainian forces, led by Commander Drapatyi, hold strong against Russian offensives in the east, causing significant losses for Russian troops.

Eerie objects emerging from melting glaciers amaze archaeologists and historians, shedding light on ancient trade routes and professions.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu reportedly prefers Russia over Turkey in Syria, according to Israeli media.

Israel shifts focus from second phase to new proposal in Gaza ceasefire negotiations, raising concerns of possible return to conflict.

Mexico extradites 29 drug traffickers to the US, including prominent cartel leaders, in response to economic threats from the Trump administration.

A reconstruction of how European leaders swiftly shifted strategies after Zelenski's exit and aim to engage with Trump. Read more on Telegraaf.nl

Badra Gunba wins the so-called presidential election in Abkhazia, a region that unilaterally declared independence from Georgia.

Renowned American professor Jeffrey Sachs criticizes US approach to Ukraine conflict and calls for direct negotiations between Europe and Russia.

Recent discovery of the world's oldest runestone sheds light on ancient civilizations and cultural dynamics.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu instructs military to protect the Druze-majority Caramana region near Damascus against Syrian forces.

A resident of a care home in Dentergem, Belgium, stabbed three elderly persons, resulting in two deaths and one critically injured.

Turkish language is now officially recognized in Salahaddin city for official correspondence alongside Arabic, bringing joy to Turkmen residents.

US and German governments welcome PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan's call for disarmament and dissolution, aiming to overcome violence.

Abdullah Öcalan, the leader of the Kurdish PKK, urges PKK to lay down arms after a call from MHP leader Devlet Bahceli and President Erdogan.

Emma Hayes experiences first loss as USWNT head coach in SheBelieves Cup, providing valuable learning experience for team's development towards the next World Cup.