
Belgium in Talks to Nationalize Nuclear Power Plants from Engie
Belgium is negotiating with French energy company Engie to take state control of the country's nuclear power assets.

Belgium is negotiating with French energy company Engie to take state control of the country's nuclear power assets.

Emergency responders are conducting search operations in rubble following reports of an airstrike in Tehran, Iran's capital city.

Britain will send Typhoon fighter jets, drone boats and mine-hunting systems to the Gulf region after a peace agreement regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

Hungary's long-serving Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been defeated in parliamentary elections, ending over a decade of rule.

Armed attackers raided an orphanage in Nigeria on Sunday, abducting 23 children and the facility's proprietress.

A British Muslim police organization is under investigation after a publication allegedly called the IDF a terrorist group and questioned Hamas attack reports.

Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad urges sustained international pressure while residents describe effects of ongoing military strikes and security measures.

Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf has been identified as a possible negotiating partner as reports suggest mediation efforts between the U.S. and Iran.

More than 50 nations convened in Santa Marta, Colombia, to explore concrete strategies for transitioning away from oil, gas, and coal amid global energy concerns.
An estimated 11,000 North Korean troops have been sent to fight alongside Russian forces in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.

Chadian military strikes against Boko Haram militants reportedly killed dozens of Nigerian fishermen who were either hit directly or drowned while fleeing.

The U.S. military conducted its fifth strike on alleged drug trafficking vessels in the eastern Pacific within a week, killing three people.
Russia conducted missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities, killing at least two people, while Ukraine's president signaled openness to Easter ceasefire talks.

China announced its lowest economic growth target in over three decades as the world's second-largest economy faces domestic and international challenges.

Suspected pirates have taken control of a cargo vessel and are steering it toward Somalia, according to maritime security groups monitoring the region.
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