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The Kremlin has insisted that “agreements” are found in advance between Russia and Ukraine.

U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly told European leaders that Vladimir Putin has no intention of ending the war in Ukraine because he is currently winning.

Finland is closely monitoring Russia's growing military presence along their shared border, as tensions in the region continue to rise.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz traveled to Lithuania to mark a historic moment: the first deployment of German troops abroad since World War II, while calling on allied nations to step up efforts to bolster security across NATO's eastern flank.

Greenland has granted a 30-year mining license to a Franco-Danish consortium to extract anorthosite, a rock used in aluminum production, from Arctic territory.

Russia was forced to cut off internet access and close airspace in parts of the Oryol region following a wave of Ukrainian drone attacks overnight from Wednesday to Thursday.

Elon Musk shifts his focus from the White House to Wall Street, putting the Republican Party on alert. He's stepping back from financing Donald Trump's party.

North Korea has reported that its second warship was damaged during a failed launch, which occurred in full view of leader Kim Jong-un.

On Thursday, Belgian police removed a 25-year-old man from Temse, in the Belgian province of East Flanders, from traffic after a dangerous chase involving an e-scooter.

On 19 May, an unreleased version of the hit "Look What You Made Me Do" was broadcast.

A Japanese company has announced that a scientific paper, entirely generated by its AI Scientist tool, has been accepted at a scientific event.