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European prosecutors are conducting cross-border searches in France and other EU countries over alleged misappropriation of EU funds by the now-defunct far-right Identity and Democracy group in the European Parliament.
The mother of a Greek politician has died from injuries sustained in a coordinated arson attack in Thessaloniki, where three separate petrol bomb incidents struck in the early hours of Wednesday, raising serious concerns about political violence in Greece.
Once dismissed as a fringe phenomenon, cryptocurrencies are now reshaping political landscapes worldwide, influencing policy decisions and generating billions for figures like Donald Trump.
Sixteen children from the same family were rescued from a dilapidated Ohio home where they lived in squalor, confined to a single room for nearly four years in what authorities describe as a devastating case of child abuse.
As scorching heat waves grip Europe, viral misinformation about sunscreen safety and cancer risks is spreading online. Health experts and scientists are pushing back with evidence-based facts.
A new US-Iran nuclear agreement leaves critical questions unanswered, with Trump's bold claims about preventing Iran's nuclear ambitions contradicted by the deal's actual text.
As Venezuela reels from a devastating earthquake, ordinary citizens have taken disaster relief into their own hands, exposing deep cracks in the Maduro government's capacity and will to respond.
New Zealand Olympian Les Mills, who transformed a small Auckland gym into a global fitness empire, has passed away at 91, leaving behind a legacy that reshaped how the world exercises.
Chilling security camera footage has emerged showing the devastating moment two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela's La Guaira region, capturing buildings collapsing and residents fleeing in panic.
The UN Human Rights Council is holding an urgent meeting as warnings emerge that 500,000 civilians near el-Obeid face imminent large-scale atrocities amid Sudan's ongoing civil war.
Oman is reportedly brokering a deal that would allow Iran and Oman to collect transit fees from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global waterway, in the wake of recent U.S.-Iran hostilities.
Three people lost their lives during massive World Cup celebrations in Mexico City after Mexico's victory over Ecuador, as over one million fans flooded the streets in an outpouring of national pride.