'I thought about my sister, thought she would walk in and see me shot dead and have that memory in her forever,' Kim Kardashian told the packed Parisian courtroom.

Trump was set to meet Wednesday in Saudi Arabia with Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa, the onetime insurgent who last year led the overthrow of former leader Bashar Assad.

U.S. President Donald Trump has offered to attend Thursday's proposed meeting in Istanbul, while Russian President Vladimir Putin has not said if he will attend.

The Metropolitan Police force said the suspect was detained on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life a day after the fire at Starmer's private residence.

Economics and business experts remain cautious about the outlook for the the trade war following news of a 'tariff-truce' between China and the U.S.

The South African government vehemently denies that Afrikaners are being discriminated against, and called the Trump administration's claims "completely false."

In a statement, the Dutch government said the Council of the International Civil Aviation Organization would in the coming weeks consider what form of reparation was in order.

The Israeli military confirmed that 21-year-old Edan Alexander was turned over to the Red Cross and then to Israeli forces, and had crossed into Israeli territory.

The president says he plans to use the jet to replace Air Force One until he leaves office in January 2029, but not afterward.

The National Grid said there was a “fault” on its transmission network in central London and that it was “resolved within seconds.”

The move to ban chess is just the latest in an long list of restrictions to cultural, social and sporting events in Afghanistan.

Since taking office in July, Starmer has lived in the prime minister’s official Downing Street residence, renting out the family home in the Kentish Town neighborhood.

The decision by the Kurdistan Workers’ Party, would put an end to one of the longest insurgencies in the Middle East and could have significant impact in Turkiye, Syria and Iraq.

Stock markets rose sharply as the globe's two major economic powers took a step back from a clash that has unsettled the global economy.

There was no response from the Kremlin to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s challenge for Russia’s President Vladimir Putin to meet him for face-to-face peace talks.