In response to Donald Trump's provocative economic threats regarding Greenland, the European Union prepares for a critical summit to discuss their strategy against potential tariffs imposed by the U.S. An intense geopolitical tug-of-war looms as leaders navigate the complexities of trade, security, and diplomacy.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expresses disapproval of Donald Trump's newly announced 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, which has been formed without Israel's participation.

In response to President Trump's threats of tariffs regarding Greenland, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reinforces Europe's stance against coercion, with regional allies expressing solidarity.

As the White House unveils its 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, criticism arises over its composition and the monumental challenges ahead.

The election of Donald Trump for a second term has caused significant shifts in Canadian attitudes towards the U.S., impacting travel and trade while fostering a surge in domestic patriotism.

A historic cold snap in Lapland has grounded flights and left thousands of winter visitors stranded as temperatures plunge to record lows.

A significant freeze has led to extensive travel disruptions across western Europe, with thousands of flights canceled and multiple weather-related fatalities reported.

Heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures have wreaked havoc on transportation across Western Europe, leading to flight cancellations and tragic weather-related fatalities.

Tomorrowland, the iconic electronic music festival, is set to host its inaugural Asia edition in Pattaya, Thailand this December, expecting over 50,000 attendees daily.

Greece's air traffic communication breakdown leaves thousands of passengers stranded and flights cancelled across Europe, amidst concerns for returning travelers.

In an extraordinary display of skill and poise, amateur player Jordan Smith defeats top tennis talents, including current champion Jannik Sinner, to win A$1 million at the Australian Open's Million Dollar One Point Slam.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces scrutiny over unanswered questions regarding the BBC's independence, media ownership, and the plight of Julian Assange. A live parliamentary coverage highlights the ongoing concerns and the significant implications on press freedom.

Tickets for the upcoming 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles will start at just $28, with registration for a random draw beginning Wednesday.

Austrian tennis player Sebastian Ofner mistakenly celebrated prematurely during his qualifying match at the Australian Open, resulting in a shocking defeat to Nishesh Basavareddy.

Sebastian Ofner experienced a shocking exit from the Australian Open qualifiers after prematurely celebrating a supposed victory that was not yet confirmed.

In South Korea, Gen Z is using humor and memes to critique the fashion choices of middle-aged men who aspire to youthful styles, embracing the term 'Young 40s' as a cultural commentary.

Sienna Rose has captivated millions with her soulful tunes on Spotify, but is she a figment of artificial intelligence? As the music world grapples with AI-generated artists, the story of Rose challenges our understanding of authenticity in music.

The actor Timothy Busfield has been charged with sexually abusing two minors while filming a TV series in New Mexico. His legal team claims the allegations are a retaliation from the children's family.

The iconic Spanish singer Julio Iglesias has publicly denied allegations of sexual assault made by two former employees, asserting the accusations are false and a betrayal of his dignity.

The actor, known for his roles in popular TV shows, has denied allegations of sexually abusing two minors while filming in New Mexico.

On the holiday honoring her father, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Bernice King expresses the need for sanity and morality in today's political climate, emphasizing hope and the importance of addressing injustices.

US YouTuber IShowSpeed embarks on a 20-nation tour across Africa, captivating young fans and engaging with the continent's rich culture, while prompting mixed reactions about the motivations behind his journey.

In South Korea, Gen Z is using humor and memes to critique the fashion choices of middle-aged men who aspire to youthful styles, embracing the term 'Young 40s' as a cultural commentary.

Yoweri Museveni secures a seventh term as Uganda's president, raising questions about the future of democracy and leadership in the country.

Amid rising credit card debt in the U.S., President Trump's proposal to cap interest rates at 10% is stirring debate. Will it provide relief to struggling borrowers or create unintended consequences?

In a bold move reflecting growing Arctic tensions, the US has contracted Finland to supply advanced icebreakers to enhance its naval capabilities in icy waters.

Foday Musa's heartbreaking quest to rescue his children from human traffickers highlights the growing issue of trafficking scams in West Africa, where false promises lure many into a trap.

As millions of Iranians struggle through one of the most extensive internet blackouts in history, concerns rise over permanent restrictions and government control of online access.

Authorities confirm the death of Maleeka Boone, an 8-year-old girl who was reported missing from Navajo Nation land in Arizona. The community mourns her loss and seeks answers in the ongoing investigation.

A controversial segment on Trump administration deportations, initially removed from CBS's 60 Minutes, is set to air following allegations of political influence on editorial choices.

A devastating fire at the Gul Plaza shopping centre in Karachi has resulted in the deaths of six individuals, including a firefighter, and left many injured, prompting rescue efforts amidst fears of further collapse.

In a devastating series of avalanches in the Austrian Alps, five off-piste skiers have lost their lives, highlighting the dangers of skiing in poor conditions during heavy snowfall.

Two nightclub fires, decades apart, serve as painful reminders of industrial negligence and human vulnerability. This article explores their haunting similarities through the eyes of survivors.

A major new review has affirmed that taking paracetamol during pregnancy is safe and does not increase the risk of autism or developmental issues in children, challenging misleading assertions from US President Donald Trump.

In a devastating series of avalanches in Austria's Pongau region, five off-piste skiers have lost their lives following heavy snowfall. The local mountain rescue service highlights the seriousness of current avalanche risks.

The Space Launch System, Nasa's towering rocket for Artemis II, has arrived at its launch pad in Cape Canaveral, marking a significant step towards humanity's return to the Moon after 50 years.

The Space Launch System has made its way to Cape Canaveral launch pad in preparation for the first crewed mission to the Moon in over 50 years, marking a crucial step in Nasa's Artemis program.

Meri-Tuuli Auer shares her traumatic experience after a hacker published intimate therapy records online. This incident raises urgent questions about mental health privacy and security.

In a significant legal move, Google is appealing the recent antitrust ruling that labeled it a monopoly in online search, arguing that competition is fierce and innovation is key.

Sienna Rose has captivated millions with her soulful tunes on Spotify, but is she a figment of artificial intelligence? As the music world grapples with AI-generated artists, the story of Rose challenges our understanding of authenticity in music.