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Second day of Ukraine-Russia negotiations in Geneva concluded after just two hours, with both sides describing difficult discussions but promising future talks.

French court denies Nicaraguan farm workers compensation against US companies for Nemagon pesticide poisoning, highlighting global agricultural chemical concerns.

Six deaths in Bulgaria trigger widespread distrust in authorities and conspiracy theories, highlighting deep political tensions and institutional skepticism.

Mass rape survivor Gisele Pelicot chronicles her journey from victim to survivor in 'A Hymn to Life,' detailing her recovery after years of orchestrated assaults.

Discover why Iran's Strait of Hormuz is the world's most vital oil shipping route and how military tensions could impact global energy markets.

Tragic apartment fire in northeastern Spain's Catalonia region kills at least five young people in devastating five-story building blaze.

Rare frog poison identified as cause of Alexei Navalny's death, but experts believe the deadly toxin was manufactured in a laboratory, not extracted from amphibians.

Cologne/Bonn Airport temporarily suspended passenger processing after police cleared security areas following introduction of new screening technology.

For the first time, 400 children born in Bangladesh's Daulatdia brothel village receive official birth certificates, granting them access to education and basic rights.

Bundestag Speaker Julia Klöckner becomes first German official to enter Gaza since October 7 attacks, sparking debate over limited Palestinian engagement.