Germany's CDU/CSU-SPD coalition government faces internal friction as Chancellor Merz and Vice Chancellor Klingbeil clash during reform nego
Manchester City has reclaimed the Premier League lead from Arsenal, who had appeared to be heading toward the title.
Iran has renewed its criticism of the US blockade of its ports as a violation of the ceasefire, while France reports a second soldier killed
FC Bayern reaches the DFB-Cup final for the first time in six years after a dominant semifinal victory over Bayer Leverkusen.
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson, a longtime Trump supporter, has publicly attacked the president over Iran policy, with Trump retali
Israeli settlers allegedly shot a 25-year-old Palestinian in the West Bank, according to Palestinian health authorities, in what marks the s
German Defense Minister Pistorius announced that Germany is already NATO's largest European partner and plans to maintain the largest milita
Former Finance Minister Peer Steinbrück, DGB chief Yasmin Fahimi, and Craftsmen's Association president Jörg Dittrich discuss competing econ
Defense Minister Pistorius presented a comprehensive military strategy outlining troop levels and equipment requirements needed for Germany'
Germany's finance minister Lars Klingbeil is permitted to increase borrowing by nearly four billion euros next year as growth forecasts dete
European Union leaders gathered in Cyprus for a summit overshadowed by escalating tensions in the Middle East conflict.
Mexico's iconic Teotihuacán temple complex has reopened with heightened security after a deadly shooting incident left one Canadian woman de
Greece's parliament has stripped thirteen members of the ruling New Democracy party of their legal immunity over suspected EU subsidy fraud
Manchester City reclaimed the Premier League leadership after Arsenal's six-month reign at the top, following a narrow 1-0 victory over Burn
A 67-year-old man from Haaksbergen must surrender his dog Lizzy after a court ruled that continuous overfeeding constitutes animal neglect a
Dutch prosecutors are demanding a 30-year prison sentence against a Syrian man accused of torturing detainees while serving with an Assad-al
A German research foundation has traced hundreds of human remains held in Berlin museums to West African countries colonized by Germany in t
While Apollo Vredestein's tire factory in Enschede will close by end of June, affecting 500 workers, many employees have already secured pos
The Netherlands will implement its first complete connection stop for new electricity users in the Utrecht region starting July 1st, as the
A 45-year-old police officer and a 47-year-old accomplice are facing charges for allegedly raping a teenage girl in Nieuwegein late last yea
U.S. President Trump announced Tuesday an extension of the ceasefire to allow negotiations with Tehran without setting a new deadline, while
Turkey has adopted legislation prohibiting minors under 15 from registering on social media platforms, requiring digital services to impleme
Video footage from early April showing a physical confrontation between a teacher and multiple students in Montpellier has led to disciplina
OGC Nice secured a commanding 2-0 victory over Strasbourg in the French Cup semi-final, advancing toward the final while leaving their hosts
President Trump has extended a Middle East ceasefire to allow negotiations with Iran, though his spokeswoman clarified he has not set a spec
Amal Khalil, an experienced correspondent for Lebanese media outlet Al-Akhbar, was killed in an Israeli airstrike while covering the conflic
A 21-year-old hacker using the alias HexDex has been arrested in Vendée following cyberattacks targeting dozens of French institutions, with
United Airlines has implemented price increases of 15-20% due to elevated jet fuel costs, which the airline's CEO believes will remain high
Jean-Louis Saux, a veteran journalist at Le Monde who joined the newspaper in 1986, passed away on April 19.
Ukraine contests Russia's assertion that it has fully captured the Luhansk region, stating that at least three settlements remain under Ukra
The Schoonhoven domain in Aarschot has opened new outdoor facilities for beach volleyball and other sports, with local officials playing an
Students at AUHL universities in Hasselt are launching a project with the Dorple platform to map mobility and identify unsafe areas around c
In Langemark, 24 pigs fell into a manure pit, with firefighters and a specialized animal rescue team successfully saving 20 animals while 4
A 21-year-old man from Merksem has been arrested in connection with a deadly stabbing incident at Antwerp's city park last September that cl
A 66-year-old van driver died in a fatal head-on crash with a truck in Deinze, Belgium.
Experienced preppers argue that the Belgian National Crisis Centre's recommended emergency kit lacks crucial items like water filters, empha
A 57-year-old man from Genk has been arrested and imprisoned on suspicion of murdering his 58-year-old wife, whose body was discovered in th
Traditional crime in Lier declined in 2025, but cybercrime, domestic violence, and vandalism increased, prompting police to launch a communi
London Underground drivers have launched a series of 24-hour strikes in protest against a possible restructuring of their working week, caus
King Filip paid a visit to technology company Barco in Kortrijk as part of a domestic trade mission, where organizers ensured enhanced secur
Tesla's revenue has reached new heights, driving significant gains in the company's stock price.
Greenland's parliament has voted to prohibit financial contributions from Danish political parties to Greenlandic political entities.
A Greek court has removed parliamentary immunity from 13 lawmakers, allowing them to face legal proceedings.
A 16-year-old Swedish youth has been extradited to Denmark to face charges related to a shooting incident in Aalborg.
Three young rabbits were discovered as unexpected stowaways on an offshore drilling platform in the North Sea, prompting questions about how
Indonesia has enacted new legislation to safeguard the rights and working conditions of millions of domestic workers in the country.
German airline Lufthansa has canceled 20,000 flights as soaring fuel prices squeeze operations, coinciding with Frankfurt Airport's new term
Lufthansa pilots will strike on Thursday and Friday, extending a week-long disruption that coincides with the airline's centenary celebratio
A Swedish non-profit organization has filed a class action lawsuit against Norwegian telecommunications company Telenor, alleging it comprom
A US jury has ruled that Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster maintain an illegal monopoly in the concert and ticketing industry, a ve
The European Union has introduced a toolkit to address energy shocks and reduce dependence on fossil fuels as concerns mount over fuel suppl
German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil is pushing for a controversial reform to eliminate tax benefits currently available to married couple
A South Korean national was arrested outside Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine during a ceremony honoring Japan's war dead after displaying a banner w
During a Mass in Equatorial Guinea, Pope Leo XIV called for greater justice and condemned corruption as the country's president and his fami
Iran has shut down schools due to ongoing conflict, forcing educators to shift to television broadcasts and a domestic internet network, lea