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South Korea's anti-corruption agency has referred its case against impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol to prosecutors, recommending his indictment for insurrection and abuse of power tied to his brief declaration of martial law.

Prince Harry has achieved a "monumental" win against Rupert Murdoch's UK newspaper group after the publisher settled his lawsuit, marking the first acknowledgment of unlawful actions at its Sun tabloid and agreeing to pay significant…

Ireland's EU Commissioner Michael McGrath has stated that the EU is prepared to advance plans to acquire more US oil and gas as a means of fostering closer relations with the new Trump administration.

A new wildfire that ignited north of Los Angeles has rapidly extended to over 9,400 acres (38 sq/km), fueled by fierce winds and parched vegetation, prompting mandatory evacuation orders for over 31,000 residents.

Nepal plans to raise the climbing permit fees for Mount Everest by over 35%, marking the first increase in nearly a decade and making access to the world’s highest peak more costly for mountaineers, according to officials.

Nine individuals have been detained in Turkey, including the hotel's owner, in relation to a tragic fire that resulted in the deaths of 76 people and left many others injured at a ski resort in western Turkey, as reported by Interior…

A 26-year-old man has admitted to the murders of his ex-girlfriend and her sister after fatally shooting them with a crossbow and subsequently stabbing their mother to death in England last summer.

The UN Secretary General commended US President Donald Trump for his role in "robust diplomacy" that contributed to the Gaza ceasefire.

US President Donald Trump has labeled a Washington bishop as "nasty" and called for an apology after she criticized him from the pulpit for instilling fear among immigrants and LGBTQ individuals across the nation.

Dutch university researcher Holger Caesar navigates the afternoon traffic on a uniquely equipped bicycle, designed to gather data that he believes could ultimately save lives.