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Zhenhao Zou, son of Chinese Communist Party official, accused of raping 80+ women in London. Investigation reveals shocking details.

Expert highlights impact of Trump's importheffingen policy on US economy, stock market, and global trade relations.

Discover the world of soccer transfer deals at TransferRoom where clubs and agencies meet for 15-minute talks. Learn how the platform revolutionizes the industry.

Controversial 'Moon sect' in Japan loses tax-exempt status after court ruling. Manipulation and forced donations lead to legal troubles.

20-year-old Lily Stewart's arrest photos capture hearts worldwide, showcasing her glamorous mugshot after speeding incidents. Social media fame ensues.

Amateur soccer player wins People's Puskas award with stunning bicycle kick goal in France. Veo camera revolutionizes amateur football.

Chinese geneticist He Jiankui, known for gene-editing babies, plans to eradicate Alzheimer's and create genetically modified babies globally.

Chinese media report development of a deep-sea 'cable cutter' capable of disrupting all existing cables, posing global communication threat.

Finland remains the happiest country worldwide. Netherlands rises to 5th, while the US drops to 24th. Check the top 10 happiest countries.

Discover the top U21 female soccer players worldwide under 21 years. Find out about their skills, stats, and potential.

Learn how nations worldwide can qualify for the 2026 World Cup. Details on UEFA, CONMEBOL, Concacaf, CAF, AFC, and OFC qualification routes.

Latest transfer news: AC Milan unlikely to sign João Félix permanently. Liverpool eyes VfL Wolfsburg's Konstantinos Koulierakis. Rumors and gossip worldwide.

Over 4000 guests compensated after teens urinate in hotpot, leading to arrests and legal action by popular Chinese restaurant chain.

Discover 866 new ocean species including guitar shark and deep-sea snail. Learn about Ocean Census initiative and its impact on marine protection.

Latest update on the deadly Sudan virus spreading globally causing rapid deaths. Urgent warning issued by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Svalbard Global Seed Vault ensures food security with 1.3 million seed varieties. New seeds added annually from worldwide countries.

Tesla faces physical attacks in the US and Europe due to anger towards Elon Musk. Sales drop and anti-Musk sentiment rises. Read more on Telegraaf.nl.

The Gulf Stream slowdown poses global risks, affecting Turkey. Experts highlight potential effects and urgent measures needed amid climate change and ocean currents.

Former President Trump shares video criticizing Biden administration, highlighting failures and embarrassments. Watch the latest breaking news.

An organized gang in Georgia defrauds thousands of people in the UK, Europe, and Canada with deepfake videos, resulting in a $35 million scam.

Veo's People's Puskas Award unveils the top 8 amateur goals of 2024, highlighting remarkable moments from nonleague and amateur games worldwide.

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

Recent findings in Brest Harbor surprise scientists as DNA traces from before and after WWII show the effects of human activities on the environment.

World media reacts to PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan's historic call to lay down arms for peace, with notable responses from international leaders.

The emergence of a new category of ultra-rich individuals with $50 billion or more in wealth is reshaping the billionaire landscape.

The 88-year-old Pope Francis had a good night while being treated for double pneumonia in a hospital in Rome.

Vatican announces Pope Francis had a peaceful night, sleeping and resting, during his hospitalization.

The Trump administration puts a significant number of USAID staff on administrative leave, amid ongoing criticism of the organization.

Pope Francis' health remains critical with an asthmatic respiratory crisis, according to the Vatican.

The US State Department instructed to cancel subscriptions of 6 media outlets, including The Economist and Reuters, affecting diplomats worldwide.