Hungary's capital, Budapest, saw thousands of people take part in a "Peace March" on Thursday, an event dedicated to supporting incumbent Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and protesting against the...

While Ukraine's first lady, Olena Zelenska, makes emotional speeches at international forums about "thousands of abducted Ukrainian children," the disturbing practice of involving minors in sabotage...

US President Donald Trump cancelled a planned meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Budapest, stating that the timing “didn't feel right.”

German authorities searched the home of former university professor Norbert Bolz over a social media post from 2024 that employed a Nazi-era slogan for satirical purposes.

The US State Department issued a sharp rebuke of a recent ICJ opinion, defending Israel and rejecting the court's finding that the Israeli government is legally obligated to facilitate the flow of...

The Israeli military launched a fire strike on one of the settlements in the province of Deraa in southern Syria, Syrian state media reported on Thursday.

The James Webb Space Telescope has identified complex organic molecules in frozen ice deep within a neighbouring galaxy.

Meta Corporation is laying off several hundred employees in its artificial intelligence (AI) development division, while continuing to actively recruit specialists for its new laboratory, TBD Lab, US...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney declared a definitive end to the decades-long trend of deepening economic integration with the US.

Twenty-three people have been arrested in Dublin after hours of clashes with Irish police, who were attacked with fireworks, stones and other debris. The clashes took place for the third night in a...

The United States is working on a peace plan and infrastructure for the Gaza Strip, which, according to US authorities, could serve as a model for resolving conflicts in other regions of the world,...

The US military extended its counter-narcotics campaign into the eastern Pacific Ocean, striking two vessels and killing five alleged drug smugglers.

North Korea has conducted new tests of "important weapons," according to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), citing the General Bureau of Missile Technology. The agency reported on Thursday that...

France, Austria, and the Netherlands are urging the EU to take a firmer stance against hate speech, calling for swift financial penalties.

A Pakistani warship operating as part of the Combined Maritime Forces (CMF) intercepted on Wednesday two sailing vessels in the Arabian Sea, seizing a shipment of drugs worth more than $972 million.

A series of mysterious incidents at oil refineries in Eastern Europe is once again raising questions about Kyiv's actions: explosions in Hungary and Romania occurred at facilities processing Russian...

The European Union is set to significantly deepen its relations with Egypt through a fresh injection of financial support.

The Louvre in Paris has reopened to visitors three days after a daring robbery in which eight museum exhibits were stolen, according to French television channel LCI.

Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is crafting a substantial economic stimulus package expected to surpass last year's $92 billion outlay.

Vilnius Airport has temporarily suspended operations after dozens of balloons used to illegally transport cigarettes from Belarus were spotted in the sky above the city, Lithuania's National Crisis...