Finland Tops World Happiness Report, US Hits Lowest-Ever Rank
Finland has once again claimed the top position in the World Happiness Report, with its citizens enjoying the highest levels…
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Protests Intensify in Turkey Following Detention of Istanbul Mayor
Protests have escalated across Turkey in response to the detention of Istanbul’s mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu.
Spain Braces for 4th Major Storm in 12 Days, Heavy Rain and Flooding Expected
Spain is on high alert as the country faces its fourth major storm in just 12 days, bringing heavy rain,…
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Expected to Call Snap Election Ahead of April 28 Vote
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is anticipated to call a snap election soon, with the vote set to take place…
Trump and Zelenskyy Wrap Up Call After Russia Ceasefire Talks
President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy have concluded a significant phone call, one day after discussions with Russia…
Trump Administration Releases Thousands of Files on JFK Assassination
The Trump administration has declassified and released thousands of previously undisclosed files related to the assassination of President John F.…
Slovak PM Fico Rebuilds Parliamentary Majority, Strengthens Government
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has successfully rebuilt his parliamentary majority, bolstering the stability of his government.
Philippines Eyes Expansion of Squad Group to India and South Korea
The Philippines is looking to expand its Squad group, a collaborative platform for regional partnerships, to India and South Korea.
Germany Updates US Travel Advice After Citizens Detained
Germany has issued a revised travel advisory for the United States following reports of its citizens being detained.
Ukraine Urges Unconditional Ceasefire as Trump and Putin Hold Talks
Ukraine has called for an unconditional ceasefire in the ongoing conflict, urging immediate action as former US President Donald Trump…
US Chief Justice John Roberts Criticizes Trump’s Call to Impeach Federal Judge
US Chief Justice John Roberts has sharply criticized former President Donald Trump’s recent call to impeach a federal judge, describing…
Foreign Ministers of South Korea, Japan, and China to Meet in Tokyo This Saturday
The foreign ministers of South Korea, Japan, and China are set to meet in Tokyo on Saturday for crucial talks…
German Parliament Approves Merz’s Spending Surge, Winning Praise from Allies
The German Parliament has approved a significant spending increase proposed by leader Friedrich Merz, signaling a major shift in the…
Peru Declares State of Emergency as Violent Crime Wave Sweeps Through Lima
In response to a surge in violent crime, the government of Peru has declared a state of emergency in Lima,…
Merz’s Borrowing Plans Face Final Legal Challenge in German Court
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s controversial borrowing plans are under intense scrutiny as a court prepares to make a final ruling.
Georgia Court Sentences Ex-President Saakashvili to Additional 4.5 Years in Prison
A Georgian court has sentenced former President Mikheil Saakashvili to an additional 4.5 years in prison, further escalating the legal…
Canada’s Carney Visits France to Seek ‘Reliable’ Allies Amid US Disputes
Mark Carney, Canada’s former central banker, is in France seeking to strengthen ties with European partners as tensions rise between…
Rwanda Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Belgium
Rwanda has officially severed diplomatic relations with Belgium, citing unresolved tensions between the two nations.
Fighting Breaks Out on Syria-Lebanon Border; Aoun Orders Military Response
Violent clashes have erupted along the Syria-Lebanon border, prompting Lebanese President Michel Aoun to order the country’s army to take…
The Telegraph Issues Unprecedented Apologies to Zia Chishti
In a rare move, The Telegraph has issued a series of formal apologies to Zia Chishti, addressing previously published claims…
North Macedonia Nightclub Fire Kills at Least 59 During Concert
A devastating fire broke out during a concert at a nightclub in North Macedonia, killing at least 59 people and…
Estimated 100,000 Protesters Join Anti-Government Rally in Belgrade
Around 100,000 people gathered in Serbia’s capital, Belgrade, for a massive anti-government demonstration, voicing discontent over political and economic issues.