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.
The death toll in Florida as a result of Hurricane Milton has risen to sixteen. Milton made landfall in the state on Wednesday, just two weeks after the area was hit by Hurricane Helene.
The small Italian village of Garzeno, located in the province of Como, is shocked by the murder of their former mayor, Candido Montini. In an effort to assist the police investigation, residents are voluntarily submitting DNA samples.
Former President Barack Obama criticizes Donald Trump and urges support for Kamala Harris during a campaign event in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Twelve people were trapped at a depth of 300 meters in an old gold mine in the American city of Cripple Creek due to a lift malfunction. One person died during the incident.
German police shot a man in a cinema after he had set fires in three places, according to reports. The man was seriously injured and taken to the hospital.
Former high-ranking German intelligence officer brings attention to Russia's hybrid warfare against Germany, involving sabotage, espionage, and propaganda.
Doctors Without Borders has been forced to stop providing aid in the Zamzam refugee camp in the Darfur region of Sudan, leaving five thousand malnourished children without assistance.
Two Iraqis of Kurdish origin and two Greeks were charged in the case involving the transport of half a million XTC pills from the Netherlands to Greece.
Ethel Kennedy, the widow of the late U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy who was assassinated in 1968, has passed away at the age of 96.
The search for a crocodile swimming around the sea at Bonaire continues as no traces of the reptile have been found yet despite efforts from nature conservationists and experts.
A controversial artwork in Naples sparks debates and protests among the locals.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) reports a significant decline in the number of wild animals since 1970, with populations of mammals, fish, and reptiles decreasing by nearly three-quarters globally. What are the causes of this decline, what does it mean for humanity, and what can be done about it? Five questions.
