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Fire breaks out in a 149-year-old historic municipal building in Paris, France. No casualties reported.

Calexit campaign gains attention as California residents demand independence following Trump's victory in 2024.

Recent incidents of internet cable damage in the Baltic Sea spark debate over intentional sabotage or accidental accidents.

Authorities are aware of ongoing issues in the area, with reports of human trafficking and child prostitution.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan discusses Gaza and Syria with Jordanian counterpart Eymen es-Safedi.

French authorities struggle to combat widespread fraud with theory exams, available for 100 euros.

Newly declassified Pentagon documents reveal shocking details of Operation Northwoods and its connection to JFK's assassination.

EU Commissioner Hadja Lahbib made reassuring statements about the new leadership in Syria, emphasizing the importance of actions over words.

Irish police seek FBI's help in solving the 1996 murder of French film producer Sophie Toscan du Plantier, bringing hope to her family.

Rebel group M23 takes control of Goma city in the Democratic Republic of Congo after intense clashes with the army.

Latvia announces that a telecommunications cable under the Baltic Sea in Swedish waters has been damaged, leading Sweden to seize a ship suspected of sabotage.

The European Union has decided to extend the duration of its economic sanctions on Russia for another 6 months.

The Kremlin has not received any signals from the US regarding a potential meeting between Putin and Trump.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov comments on a possible meeting between Putin and Trump, stating the need for more time.

Iran's Revolutionary Guards unveil a new heavy UAV named Gaza, capable of carrying out both attack and reconnaissance missions.

Former partner of missing woman speaks out about the hidden aspects of the case, raising questions about her disappearance after 14 years.

A wave of arson attacks in Russia linked to vulnerable elderly individuals coerced by Ukrainian scammers.

Thousands of Palestinians return to their homes in North Gaza, marking a significant moment for Hamas and Israel.

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan is set to visit Saudi Arabia, diplomatic sources report.

A fire broke out in the city hall of the 12th arrondissement of Paris, mainly affecting the tall tower spire above the main facade.

Greek media expresses concerns over the growing strength of the Turkish Navy in the Aegean Sea.

Investigation reveals presence of bird blood and feathers in engines of crashed Jeju Air plane, resulting in 179 fatalities.

A tanker loaded with LPG exploded in an industrial area in Pakistan, resulting in 6 deaths and 30 injuries.

Inadequate leadership and organizational problems plague Ukrainian military, causing concern on the frontline.

Preliminary report on the plane crash in South Korea, where 179 people perished, has been completed with details on DNA samples found in the engines.

Colombia agrees to accept deported migrants after Trump's tariff threats, while White House announces no sanctions will be imposed.

All foreign aid funded by the U.S. State Department and USAID has been halted to evaluate efficiency and alignment with U.S. foreign policy.

A 5.1 magnitude earthquake hits the city of Kasrı Şirin in western Iran's Kermanshah province.

Egypt rejects the call for the expulsion of Palestinians from their lands as unacceptable, emphasizing the need for a two-state solution.

German right-wing populist party AfD kicks off campaign with billionaire Elon Musk's video conference participation.