Orban calls the EU an "imminent danger" despite Hungary's membership in the bloc, rejecting the view that Russia threatens the continent's security.

Ukraine's anti-corruption agency announced the arrest of a former energy minister in a 100 million USD corruption scandal investigation.

An Iranian official stated the country is ready to compromise with the US on the nuclear issue, provided Washington lifts sanctions.

YouTuber Brian Tyler Cohen mocked for failing to follow up after former US President Barack Obama stated aliens are real.

Thousands of Vietnamese-Americans in San Jose, California, gathered for the annual Tet Festival ahead of the Binh Ngo (Horse) Lunar New Year 2026.

The White House posted Valentine's card designs on social media, referencing issues like Greenland and immigration crackdowns in a satirical style.

Soaring gold prices are prompting many Chinese to accumulate the precious metal or choose gold over cash for new year gifts.

Video shows the destroyer Truxtun did not reduce speed or change course before hitting the port side of the supply ship Supply in the Caribbean Sea.

Ukraine's President Zelensky said he felt "a little pressure" as his US counterpart Trump urged Kyiv to reach a peace deal, causing the audience in Munich to laugh.

Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that US-China relations could improve, but achieving this depends on Washington's goodwill.

The US government has begun a partial shutdown, as bipartisan lawmakers failed to pass the budget for the Department of Homeland Security.

Ukrainian soldiers must find every way to keep themselves warm and avoid freezing to death while on duty in trenches during the harsh winter.

A korean monk is gaining attention for quietly supporting young athletes, helping the nation secure its first olympic snowboard gold medal.

Japan has released the captain of a Chinese fishing boat, who was arrested a day earlier, following a "bail guarantee" from Chinese officials.

President Trump states US-Venezuela relations are "very good" and he plans to visit the nation.

Australia's transition to a decimal currency system, replacing the old British pound in 1966, caused considerable disruption and debate, from its naming to concerns about fraud.

Ahmed bin Sulayem, a prominent and influential billionaire in the UAE, has lost his leadership position at DP World after emails with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein were made public.

UK prime minister Starmer says Europe is a 'sleeping giant' and needs to reduce its reliance on the US for defense.

A US Coast Guard pilot was fired for leaving Secretary of Homeland Security Noem's blanket on a plane, but was later rehired due to a lack of replacement personnel.

Trump suggests 'power change' in Iran would be for the best, despite previously favoring diplomatic solutions.

From drone attacks to ubiquitous recruitment billboards, the Ukraine conflict is present in every aspect of daily life in Russia's Voronezh city.