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Greek explosives experts on Monday successfully defused a parcel bomb that was delivered to a senior judge's courthouse office in Thessaloniki.

A cocaine bust occurred at a southern port in Spain when police found 8 tons of illegal drugs inside a medal structure. The smugglers were headed to Portugal.

In Kosovo, thousands of minority Serbs protested against a ban on the use of the Serbian dinar in their areas, imposed by the Kosovar government starting in February.

The BAPS Hindu Mandir, the first stone-constructed Hindu temple in the Middle East, is set to open in the United Arab Emirates ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit.

Moldova authorities have announced plans to destroy explosives found in a crashed Shahed drone. The drone parts were discovered near the Ukraine border.

An appeals court ordered all F-35 fighter jets to halt exports to Israel after concerns arose of international law violations. The Dutch have seven days to comply.

Switzerland’s main Jewish organization has criticized an antisemitic sign allegedly put up at a ski shop near Davos, barring Jews from renting equipment from the store.

Three people were fatally shot in the offices of a shipping company near Athens, and the suspected gunman also took his life as police special forces prepared to confront him.

The head of the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees said there is an urgent need for new funding from the EU due to potential Israeli military action in Gaza.

Kelvin Kiptum, the marathon world record-holder from Kenya, died in a car crash on Sunday night along with his coach, Gervais Hakizimana, officials say.

A small item turned out to be a big discovery. When Erez Avrahamov was taking a hike in Israel, he came across an item that ended up being an ancient scarab.

A fire broke out on Monday at a waterpark being constructed within Liseberg park, a popular theme park in Gothenburg, Sweden. The blaze prompted evacuations of several buildings.

Egypt has threatened to void a decades-long peace treaty if Israel begins a large-scale offensive on Rafah, where approximately 1.4 million Palestinians are sheltering.

Eight retired Indian navy officers who were sentenced to death for alleged spying in Qatar have been freed, with their sentences commuted last year, officials say.

The British government's plan to send migrants to Rwanda is facing criticism from a parliamentary watchdog, which considers it a breach of the UK's human rights obligations.

Israeli forces rescued two Israeli hostages who were held in the Gaza city of Rafah after Hamas' Oct. 7 attack against the Jewish State, according to officials.

A U.S. soldier died in a noncombatant incident at Camp Arifjan near Kuwait City on Sunday, according to a press release from the U.S. army.

Alexander Stubb was elected as Finland's 13th president on Sunday, ousting liberal Green Party member Pekka Haavisto, in a close race.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said victory is "within reach" in the war against Hamas and argued for a continued campaign to deliver the final blow.

The Israeli military escorted journalists through a Hamas tunnel it said extended beneath the UNRWA's headquarters in Gaza on Saturday.