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'This is the first time in history that a pontiff will participate in the work of a G-7,' says Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni

Thousands of people protest for child-protection reform in Budapest, led by Peter Magyar, a former government employee who recently launched a political campaign against the prime minister

President Raisi stresses that the production of nuclear weapons has no place in Iran's nuclear and defense doctrine

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken postpones a decision to cut off aid to an Israeli army unit accused of human rights abuses against Palestinians in the West Bank

According to preliminary reports, members of PiS, which lost its title as the ruling party after 8 years at the end of last year, were also hacked with Pegasus spyware while PiS was in power

King Charles III will gradually resume public duties after a three-month break for cancer treatment, starting with a visit to a cancer treatment center next week

The Ministry of Defense in Taiwan reports the detection of 22 Chinese aircraft and drones circling the island for almost three hours

The incident, occurred on April 18, has been compared to the killing of George Floyd in 2020, reigniting debates about police behavior and racial injustice

Tensions in the occupied West Bank escalate as Palestinians clashed with Israeli settlers who entered Joseph's tomb in Nablus

Germany and France announce a partnership to develop a combat tank with laser and artificial intelligence, known as the Main Ground Combat System (MGCS)

French President hints at imposing new sanctions against settlers in West Bank, expressing concern over potential for an Israeli military attack on Rafah and discussing dire humanitarian situation in Gaza

Two men accused of spying for China appear before court in London, including a former researcher for a prominent British lawmaker of the ruling Conservative Party

China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp. (CASIC), a major player in the country's space industry, announced on Sunday that it intends to launch the first satellite of a comprehensive remote sensing network into space within the coming months

Irish Deputy Prime Minister Micheal Martin said the policy of deportation to Rwanda was causing immigrants to head to Ireland instead of staying in the U.K.

Humza Yousaf, Scotland's first Muslim leader, faces a vote of no confidence after his party's coalition with the Scottish Greens breaks down

Türkiye’s Ambassador to the U.K. and international experts convened in Westminster to analyze the humanitarian crisis in Gaza depicted in a documentary by Anadolu Agency

The Danish Defense Ministry announced that Danish parliament has agreed to provide additional military support of $633 million to Ukraine this year

As India's massive election enters its second phase, campaigns focus on economic achievements, social issues and Modi's leadership

As pro-Palestine protests escalate, Harvard University not only tightens security at Harvard Yard but also faces scrutiny when sprinklers suddenly soak sleeping demonstrators

Tensions escalate as the U.S. and China spar over disagreements. Both sides call for dialogue amid deepening divisions. U.S. aid bill angers China over Taiwan

US President Biden introduces stringent regulations to combat climate change, mandating coal-fired power plants to significantly reduce their carbon emissions