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Germany plans to spend €5 billion on Patriot missiles for Ukraine, as part of its support amid the ongoing conflict, according to AfD leader Alice Weidel.
Chinese President Xi Jinping will host a summit with EU leaders Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa on Thursday to discuss trade and economic relations.
New Jersey University has established the world's first Department of Happiness, offering a four-year online PhD program in various disciplines.
Al Jazeera correspondent Anas Al-Sharif became emotional on air while reporting from Gaza, highlighting the worsening hunger crisis and its impact on civilians.
German Major General Christian Freuding warns that Russia plans to deploy 2,000 drones simultaneously, advocating for deep strikes against Russian bases.
A protester demonstrated against migrant expulsions outside a government building on Saturday, where police engaged in a calm manner.
A ferry fire off Indonesia's coast has left three dead and about 150 rescued from 280 passengers onboard. Search efforts continue for others.
A Japanese school baseball team has been banned from smiling and waving during their ceremonial march, citing violations of traditional norms.
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned of waning public interest in the Ukraine conflict, stating that the UK's leadership role has diminished.
A yacht captain was detained for DUI after colliding with a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier in San Diego harbor Sunday evening. No injuries were reported.
The European Parliament has declared that Georgia must conduct fair elections before it can pursue EU membership, citing concerns over democratic practices.
Former Ukrainian military commissar Alexander Matsko criticized public complaints about compulsory military enlistment amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.