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A new French poll shows far-right leader Marine Le Pen leading the presidential race, likely facing far-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the runoff.

Amateur archaeologist Oliver Riedel has discovered 934 Roman silver coins near Wesseling, Germany, marking the largest Hadrian-era coin hoard ever found in the country.

An Indian police officer clung to the roof of a speeding smuggling car for nearly 40 kilometers during a dramatic high-speed chase in Coimbatore.

A former CIA officer who published a satirical novel about the Agency after a 12-year censorship battle reveals deep mediocrity and bureaucracy within U.S. intelligence.

Britain plans to revive a refugee resettlement scheme prioritizing Palestinians and Afghans, just as political fallout erupts over a former Hamas bodyguard granted UK asylum who allegedly plotted terror attacks.

Massive Attack member Robert Del Naja was arrested in Liverpool for displaying a sign supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action outside the Labour Party conference.

US forces have begun directly participating in combat operations alongside Ecuadorian troops against drug cartels, marking a major policy shift confirmed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband announced a major policy shift regarding Israel and the Palestinian issue at the Labour Party conference in London, promising sanctions.

A diplomatic crisis erupted between South Korea and Ukraine after Kyiv revealed a secret POW transfer, prompting Seoul to demand an apology and official explanations.

A Pennsylvania real estate developer offered $10,000 in cash to every household in Hazle Township in exchange for approving a massive data center, sparking local resistance.

An Israeli reservist was arrested in northern India after a stray bullet was found in his backpack. After being released on bail, his family is appealing for public donations to cover mounting legal costs.

Mass protests erupted in Madrid after an 87-year-old woman was forcibly evicted from her apartment of 70 years, igniting a nationwide outcry over Spain's housing crisis.

A British farmer's emergency call helped police thwart an alleged terrorist attack near the RAF Fairford air base, arresting five suspects with explosive-laden vans.

A Florida couple has filed a lawsuit against an IVF clinic after discovering through a DNA test that their baby daughter is not biologically related to the father, raising concerns over genetic mix-ups.

Taiwan's Supreme Court ordered a woman to pay financial compensation to a betrayed wife following an affair, highlighting strict legal stances on both physical and digital infidelity.

A comprehensive European Parliament report details 41 antisemitic incidents involving Green parties in Sweden, Germany, and the Netherlands, demanding an official EU investigation.

Three lawsuits filed against California's Six Flags Magic Mountain and S&S Worldwide allege severe brain injuries and medical issues caused by the X2 roller coaster.

US President Donald Trump stated in a Fox News interview that the conflict with Iran could soon conclude, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent noted declining Iranian oil shipments.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic resigned after nine years, paving the way for early elections. His departure follows major anti-government protests and a massive military procurement partnership with Israel.

Dutch customs officials enforced a strict new law targeting products from the West Bank and Golan Heights, subjecting El Al passengers from Tel Aviv to rigorous checks and potential prison terms.

Trapped civilians in the occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky face severe starvation and a dire humanitarian crisis as Russian forces block evacuations and relief airdrops.

A Palestinian student at Maastricht University was suspended after posting a video mocking the October 7 massacre. The incident sparked sharp political debate in the Netherlands.

A state dinner with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping drew global attention as internet users calculated the combined net worth of tech moguls like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos seated at the table exceeded one trillion dollars.

A top official in Turkey's ruling AKP party resigned after the opposition accused her and her husband of making massive stock profits ahead of an investment fund crash.

The Mexican Social Security Institute officially confirmed that two newborns were swapped at birth in Mexicali, prompting outrage, an official apology, and lifetime compensation packages.

PA Deputy Chairman Hussein al-Sheikh is reportedly holding talks with Hamas and other factions to rebuild the Palestinian political system and discuss upcoming elections.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev dismissed Defense Minister Dauren Kosanov following a naval drill disaster that left 14 soldiers dead in the Caspian Sea.

The tragic death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis following a plasmapheresis procedure at an Athens clinic has sparked a criminal investigation, revealing regulatory violations and shocking staff testimonies.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly drew international satire on British television, while sparking intense debate over his diplomatic messaging and sharp rebukes of Iran.

North Korea is intensifying preparations for modern warfare through joint drone and missile drills designed to overwhelm air defense systems. Backed by military cooperation with Russia, Pyongyang aims to erode Western-allied interceptor stockpiles.

Swiss voters overwhelmingly rejected a referendum initiative to enshrine strict neutrality into the federal constitution, preserving the government's ability to apply sanctions and cooperate with international partners.

Madison police arrested two fraternity leaders after discovering around 30 pledges subjected to severe hazing inside an Alpha Epsilon Pi house near the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

An Iranian appeals court in Qom upheld 74 lashes and a performance ban for singer Parastoo Ahmadi over an online video filmed without a hijab.

Nepali Prime Minister Balendra Shah addressed the UN General Assembly, wearing his trademark sunglasses and demanding climate relief funds for developing nations.

Fatima Zahra Mansouri led the PAM party to victory in Morocco's parliamentary elections, raising prospects for the nation's first female prime minister, pending royal approval.

Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik appealed to US President Donald Trump for Republika Srpska's independence, citing shared suffering with Israelis and criticizing Bosnia as an impossible state.

Tens of thousands protested in Madrid over Spain's severe housing crisis following the controversial eviction of an 87-year-old woman whose rent surged after an investment fund bought her building.

Billionaire Peter Thiel warns of Western economic stagnation, emphasizes the crucial role of AI amid competition with China, and contrasts US and European wealth creation.

Seven flight attendants fell ill due to an unidentified odor on a flight from Los Angeles to Hawaii, while none of the 252 passengers were affected.

U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle clashed with Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou over Washington's political influence, according to a Wall Street Journal report highlighting her aggressive diplomatic style.