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Kim Jong-un's sister, Kim Yo-jong, has warned South Korea of a 'terrible disaster' if Seoul sends drones to North Korea again.

Since the coronavirus pandemic, the police have significantly seized more dogs that were neglected, abused, or showed aggressive behavior.

Six rescuers lost their lives in a helicopter crash while en route to a crashed plane in southeastern Brazil.

The nationalist Scottish politician and former Scottish premier Alex Salmond has passed away at the age of 69, confirmed by the police in Scotland. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer praises Salmond as a monumental figure in Scottish and British politics.

A 35-year-old driver in Oregon was arrested after trying to hide drugs in a bag labeled 'absolutely no drugs'. Police discovered fentanyl, methamphetamine, and other illegal substances in the bag during a routine traffic stop.

An historic book detailing Napoleon's coronation as Emperor of France has been sold for 29,000 euros at an auction in Brussels, surpassing its starting price of 4000 euros.

The Iranian Supreme Court has overturned the death sentence of a human rights and labor rights activist, Sharifeh Mohammadi, according to her lawyer.

Two groups of astronomers are reportedly engaged in a race to detect evidence of extraterrestrial life, with Professor Simon Holland claiming that proof will be revealed within weeks.

A freight train carrying household appliances and other valuable items was recently completely emptied by a group of looters in Chicago while waiting to switch tracks.

The municipality of Sant Jordi on Ibiza imposes a €91,000 fine on the owner of three tents in the shantytown of Can Raspalls, next to the highway.

The mystery surrounding the disappearance of 22-year-old Andrew 'Sandy' Irvine on Mount Everest has finally been solved after 100 years. Learn why the family is so moved...

US authorities have identified body parts found in a freezer in Colorado as those of a teenager who went missing in 2005, according to NBC News.

Labour is plagued by scandal after scandal since the major election victory earlier this year, while the Conservatives fail to capitalize on the situation. Read more on telegraaf.nl.

Aleksej Navalny, the prominent Russian Kremlin critic, wrote in his posthumous memoir that he believed he would die in prison. The memoir is set to be published on October 22.

The Swedish government is set to conduct a study on the norms and values of immigrants in the country to assess their alignment with liberal democratic ideals.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris reaches out to rival Republicans of Donald Trump

The US government announced new sanctions on the Iranian oil sector to prevent Iran from using its oil revenues for funding 'deadly and destabilizing activities', including the development of its nuclear program.

Former US President Donald Trump, who wants to be re-elected as president next month, demands military protection after murder threats from the US archenemy Iran.

Actor Steven Seagal, 72, declares his willingness to give his life for Vladimir Putin in a new documentary called In the name of justice, shared by the Russian state media platform Smotrim.

Vice President Kamala Harris continues to lead nationally in polls against her Republican rival Donald Trump, but the swing states show a close race with conflicting results.

Costa Rica's increased control over its main seaport has disrupted the flow of cocaine to Rotterdam and Antwerp.

Three hospitals in Cologne have been evacuated for the disarmament of a bomb from World War II, marking the largest evacuation in the West German city since 1945.

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) describes the situation in war-torn Sudan as the biggest humanitarian disaster in recent times, leading to the suspension of medical services in a refugee camp in Darfur.

A 34-year-old woman in Townsville, Australia lost her arm in a horrific attack by her own dog. Police intervened quickly to save her life by stopping the bleeding and shooting the dog.

Friends and family pay tribute to drowned defender George Baldock, describing him as a loving father and a kind-hearted individual.

An explosion occurred on an oil tanker on the Baltic Sea off the coast of Germany, causing a fire. The tanker named Annika, carrying 640 tons of oil, had seven crew members who have been safely rescued.

The Antwerp Court of Appeal ruled that a deceived husband is entitled to a compensation of 23,650 euros from his ex-wife after DNA test revealed he is not the biological father of their children.

Andreas (37), a well-known neonazi in Bavaria, slipped and died after falling from Hitler's favorite mountain.

The Nobel Peace Prize this year goes to the Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo. This movement of victims of the atomic bombs dropped on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, is fighting for a world without nuclear weapons, according to the Norwegian Nobel Committee.

The James Paget Hospital in Great Yarmouth, England, has forbidden its staff from stating the gender of babies at birth and instead opts for gender-neutral language.