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Copenhagen’s Old Stock Exchange Goes up in Flames

Copenhagen’s Old Stock Exchange Building, which houses the Danish Chamber of Commerce, was engulfed in flames on Apr. 16.

Trial for Ex-elected Official Accused of Killing Las Vegas Journalist Postponed

A new date wasn’t immediately set following the update from a Nevada judge. Telles remains in prison without bail. He faces life in prison if co…

Nigerian Gunmen Kidnap Hundreds of Students in Northwest, Marking 2nd Mass Abduction Over Past Week

Nigerian gunmen kidnapped nearly 300 students in the country’s northwestern region, marking the second mass abductions in less than a week.

France Vows Support for Ukraine: Opposition Slams Emmanuel Macron for Heightening Tensions in Kyiv

Macron urged Ukraine’s allies to step up and look for more ways to help the war-torn country. Leaders of several major French political parties…

Elon Musk Says He is Staying out of Biden Trump Race: 'Not Donating to Either Candidate'

Billionaire Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, announced that he has no intentions of contributing funds to either the presidential candidate in this…

Tesla Attack In Germany Raises Concerns Over Infrastructure Security, The 'Lifeline' of The Economy

German industry is pushing for enhanced security measures after an attack on Tesla’s gigafactory in Berlin.

Ana Maria Knezevic: American Woman Missing in Madrid, Spain, Last Seen Before Man in Helmet Disables Camera at Home

A woman from South Florida disappeared after a man in helmet disabled security cameras in Madrid, attracting international attention and investi…

France, Germany, and Poland Unite Against Russian Disinformation Threats

France, Germany, and Poland have agreed on a joint warning mechanism against Russian troll attacks, considering the European elections and the P…

Germany's Scholz Calls on Europe To Ramp Up Arms Production

German PM Scholz believed that Europe should move to large-scale arms production. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has called for large-scale produ…

Finland Elects Alexander Stubb as President

Alexander Stubb, representing the centre-right National Coalition Party, won a closely fought presidential election on Sunday, narrowly beating…

Swedish PM Kristersson Willing to Meet Hungary's Orban to Finalize NATO Membership

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson says he was willing to meet Hungary’s counterpart, Viktor Orbán, in Brussels next week to talk about Swed…

Louisiana Teen's Killing by Israeli Forces Sparks Global Controversy

American teen Tawfiq Ajaq was killed by Israeli gunfire in the West Bank, a year after relocating to reconnect with Palestinian culture.

EU Favors Amazon in Tax Arrangement Case, Allowing E-Commerce Giant to Avoid Over $270 Million in Back Taxes

The EU top court favored Amazon in its tax arrangement case, allowing the American e-commerce giant to win the legal battle.

Denmark, Norway Provide Assistance to Ukraine, Including Funding, Military Equipment

Nordic nations expressed support for Ukraine and pledged to provide military assistance to the war-torn country amid its fight against Russia’s…

Geminid Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight — Here's How You Can Watch It

The Geminids are the fragments of an asteroid with an orbit towards the Sun, with skywatchers saying that this year’s showers were not affected…

US Charges Bosnian Man for Assisting Wanted Russian Individual

The United States is charging a Bosnian man and seeking his extradition after he helped a wanted Russian individual escape from Italy.

Italian Mafia 'Maxi Trial:' More Than 200 Convicted of Being Part of 'Ndrangheta Crime Group

Italian officials convicted more than 200 as part of the country’s trial against members of the ‘Ndrangheta crime group.

Pedro Sanchez Re-Elected for Another Term as Spanish Prime Minister, Plans To Form New Government

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has successfully won a re-election vote amid his controversial plans for an amnesty law involving Catalan s…