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Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson announces agreement to continue nuclear talks with E3 countries - UK, Germany, France.

Following the White House controversy, Ukrainian President Zelensky faces increasing pressure to apologize or resign amid calls from US officials.

Freed hostages express discontent with Netanyahu's government, putting him in a difficult position.

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

Russian Federal Security Service foiled a terrorist attack targeting a synagogue and a metro station in Moscow.

Rescue operation in Uttarakhand, India, following a snow avalanche has concluded with 46 workers rescued and 8 casualties.

Gas tanker explosion in Akkar, Lebanon, results in 4 casualties, including a Syrian woman and 3 children.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatens Hamas with further action, jeopardizing ceasefire and prisoner exchange agreements with Gaza.

A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck Iran's southeastern city of Iranshahr in the Sistan-Baluchestan province.

Muslims in New York State gather for iftar and taraweeh prayer, expressing support for Palestine in Times Square.

Iran's Strategic Deputy President Mohammad Javad Zarif has reportedly resigned, awaiting President Ebrahim Raisi's response.

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

European leaders gather in London to address Ukraine crisis, while US makes controversial decision on Russia.

Zulu King's decision to divorce his first wife shocks the nation as traditional customs are challenged.

Blind man in Canada undergoes innovative tooth procedure to regain vision, sparking hope for the visually impaired.

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.

SPD lawmakers raise concerns about CDU leader Friedrich Merz potentially becoming the Chancellor in Germany's coalition government talks.

European leaders convened in London to seek a peace agreement for Ukraine amidst disagreements between Washington and European countries.

Passengers and crew of a luxury cruise ship owned by Princess Cruises faced terrifying moments off the coast of New Zealand.

Billionaire Alexander Soros and Huma Abedin set to wed on June 14, while Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez plan a luxurious ceremony in Italy.

Ukrainian President Zelensky expresses readiness to sign valuable minerals agreement, believing the US will also be ready. Details to follow.

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

Rose Girone, believed to be the oldest Holocaust survivor, passed away at the age of 113 in New York.

A fire erupted on a motor yacht moored in a marina in Bodrum, causing extensive damage.

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

Cardiff University instructs students to avoid 'very British English' expressions as part of diversity program, sparking controversy.

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

One person killed and six injured in Russia's overnight attack using 79 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in Ukraine.