South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is expected to make final statements on Tuesday as his impeachment trial nears conclusion

Three people died and six were injured after a highway bridge collapsed in South Korea, prompting urgent rescue efforts

Ukraine has marked three years of war with Russia, hosting European leaders while top US officials were absent

Australia fines Telegram $640,000 for delayed response on online safety measures, with the platform vowing to appeal the penalty.

Bangladeshi students who led protests against former PM Sheikh Hasina are planning to launch a new political party this week.

Samsung Electronics and its labor union have agreed on a 5.1% wage increase after months of negotiations.

Germany’s anticipated next chancellor, Friedrich Merz, is set to begin coalition negotiations on Monday after his conservative bloc secured victory in a national election that saw far-right and far-left parties

The US has urged the UN to support its Ukraine resolution, reject amendments, and vote against a competing EU-backed proposal.

The Vatican has reported that Pope Francis is still in critical condition and has “mild” kidney failure

AfD celebrates a record-breaking second-place finish with 20.8% of the vote, marking its strongest performance in German election history.

Zelensky says he is willing to step down for peace as Russia’s full-scale invasion nears its third anniversary.

China has dismissed Australia’s complaints over naval drills, calling them “hyped up” and “inconsistent with the facts.”

The Vatican announced on Sunday that Pope Francis, hospitalised with pneumonia, had a “tranquil” night after being in critical condition.

President Trump is set to appoint Kash Patel as acting head of the ATF, consolidating leadership in key law enforcement agencies.

US Federal employees have received an email demanding weekly performance reports, with failure to respond potentially resulting in resignation

Israel has indefinitely delayed Palestinian prisoner release, jeopardising fragile ceasefire and escalating tensions with Hamas over hostage exchange negotiations.

The UK prime minister reaffirmed “ironclad support” for Ukraine in a call with Zelensky, emphasising the importance of Ukrainian sovereignty and security guarantees.

The EU has ruled coffee as harmful to humans, banning caffeine as a pesticide and sparking fears of future coffee restrictions

In a crucial election, German political leaders Merz and Weidel push their policies, with migration and security at the forefront.

Bybit has reported a sophisticated hack that stole $1.5 billion in cryptocurrency, though it reassured users their funds are secure