The error sparked displeased reactions in South Korea, a global cultural and technological powerhouse that is technically still at war with the nuclear-armed and impoverished North.
Over 300,000 people gathered to witness the opening ceremony of Paris 2024, as President Emmanuel Macron officially declared the commencement of the Paris Games.
The suspect fled the scene, but the police soon caught him in a cafe near the facility in the quiet town of Daruvar in the municipality of Slavonia, police say.
Kiev's mayor, Vitali Klitschko, says the next few months will be "very difficult" for Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and that he will probably have to resort to a referendum.
The conference in Baku will give policy-makers the opportunity to acknowledge the intertwined nature of environmental and human rights concerns in regions affected by armed conflict and occupation.
Pakistan urges Germany to take immediate measures to arrest and prosecute those involved in the incident.
Russia's defence ministry says its air defence systems destroyed 75 drones launched by Ukraine, including eight near the Tuapse.
In recent weeks Moscow has claimed to have taken a string of villages and settlements, many consisting of a handful of abandoned buildings.
Athens' reported decision is seen as violating the Lausanne Treaty and a broader effort to assimilate minorities.
Approximately 200 people entered the La Pallice port terminal as environmentalists and small farmers mobilised against the massive irrigation reservoirs under construction.
Already endorsed by Russian allies, the plan now needs support among European countries who favour Ukraine. Here's what to know about it.
Details about the rapid delivery of Polish F-16s are not yet available as the Russian delegation visits North Korea to implement military deals.
Prosecutors alleged that Gershkovich had gathered secret information on the orders of the US Central Intelligence Agency about a company that manufactures tanks for Russia's war in Ukraine.
The French government's initial announcement in late September of the ban has prompted calls for intervention from the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
President Ersin Tatar says Greek Cypriot side turning the island into a military hub for Israel and the West will jeopardise the island's hard-won peace.
With the opening ceremony just eight days away, Paris is transforming itself as it prepares to welcome nearly nine million ticketholders.
Russian Foreign Ministry says Donald Trump, during his 2017-2021 presidency, had also made ambitious statements about resolving the Middle East conflict but failed to do so.
Members of the European Parliament back von der Leyen's bid for another five-year term at the helm of the European Union's powerful executive body with 401 votes in her favour.
Zelenskyy calls for a unified voice from Europe after Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban upset EU counterparts and Ukraine by meeting Russia's President Vladimir Putin.
After a relatively bearable spring compared to record heat in 2023 and 2022, millions of Spaniards will be sweltering at least through Saturday before feeling any relief.
Alan Duncan accuses Conservative Party of corruption after an internal investigation clears him of antisemitism allegations.
Ukraine intensifies attacks on the territory in 2024, hitting energy sites and border areas, including the illegally annexed Crimean peninsula.
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov noted that despite diplomatic and economic sanctions under Donald Trump, there was high-level dialogue between Moscow and Washington.
As Western nations prepare to deliver F-16s to Ukraine, a Russian fracking company announces a reward for neutralising the first fighter jet.
In a report last month Revers de la Medaille, which groups 80 charities, said that Paris was following a playbook used by other Olympic host cities to remove irregular refugees.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russia's Defence Ministry both say 95 of their soldiers have been freed, in an exchange mediated by the UAE.
Relatives as well as government representatives gather at an event near Schiphol airport where the Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 took off on July 17, 2014.
Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council Dmitry Medvedev warns that the West's longstanding actions against Moscow have pushed NATO to a "point of no return."
French politics have been in gridlock since an inconclusive snap election earlier this month, with parties in the National Assembly scrambling to put together a governing coalition.
Increased shelling from Ukraine prompts tighter security measures in Russia's Belgorod region, with the regional governor announcing civilian lockdown in border villages.
Members of the European Parliament will vote on Tuesday for the president of the parliament, but all eyes will be on Thursday's vote in which lawmakers will decide whether to elect Ursula von der Leyen another five years.
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili is seeking to annul a controversial law forcing groups receiving foreign funding to register as foreign agents, which has faced criticism for undermining Georgia's EU membership bid.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy highlights the need for Russian representation at the next peace summit, aiming to end over two years of conflict and achieve lasting peace.
Irregular migrants, including 11 children, were pushed into Turkish territorial waters by the Greek navy.