Kim Jong Un's leadership delivered a speech as his military showed off a new intercontinental ballistic missile in a massive parade. Kim also held talks with Russia's Dmitry Medvedev.

Geert Wilders has canceled a planned radio debate after being informed that he was the target of a foiled attack aimed at Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever. The Netherlands is due to hold elections later this month.

The new tariffs on Chinese goods will kick in on November 1. These tariffs are on top of the 30% duties already in place on Chinese imports.

Just days after his resignation, Sebastien Lecornu is back in the position he had vacated. Lecornu said it was now time to "put an end to this political crisis" as he accepted Macron's nomination.

Germany's World Cup qualification has not been smooth sailing, but the team now appears to be heading to calm waters.

The Humphreys County sheriff confirmed fatalities but gave no tolls, suggesting those missing might already be dead.

The Humphreys County sheriff confirmed fatalities but gave no tolls, suggesting those missing might already be dead.

The White House has begun what it called "substantial" mass layoffs, as Republicans and Democrats continue to spar over the state budget. Trump suggested the layoffs were a tool to pressure the Democrats.

After staying on the sidelines for two years, Turkey is joining a multinational task force to oversee the Israel-Hamas ceasefire. Its exact future role in Gaza, however, remains unclear.

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, M23 rebels have threatened to overthrow the government in Kinshasa. But experts say that the escalating war could be nothing more than a means of influencing peace talks in Doha.

Global humanitarian organizations say they are ready to ramp up their efforts to provide much needed aid to Palestinian families in Gaza at any time, but there is concern that there might not be enough supplies.

With nearly 1.3 million people in the EU experiencing homelessness and rent prices skyrocketing, the EU's goal to end homelessness by 2030 is becoming increasingly out of reach.

With minorities excluded from elections, sectarian violence and change slow to come, a UN envoy has warned of a "Libyan scenario" for Syria. Could the country find itself divided among regional governments?

Two earthquakes hit the water off the southern coast of the Philippines back to back. At least seven fatalities have thus far been reported.

Indian PM Narendra Modi and his UK counterpart Keir Starmer hailed the new trade deal between New Delhi and London and pledged to boost ties even further as India clashes with the US over tariffs.

Japanese junior coalition party Komeito has quit the government over a funding scandal. The split has thrown doubt on the likelihood of Sanae Takaichi's appointment as Japan's first female prime minister.

In the wake of anti-government protests that led to unrest in Tbilisi, authorities in Georgia have arrested several activists and accused them of attempting to stage a coup. Civil society fears harsh repression measures.

Amid allegations of insufficient child protection, the European Commission is demanding information from four US platforms. The platforms in question include Apple, Snapchat, Google, and YouTube.

Investigators have searched the homes and offices of 17 Frankfurt police officers accused of assault and obstruction of justice. Meanwhile, two far-right AfD lawmakers have lost parliamentary immunity.

The withdrawal of Israeli troops is part of a deal that also calls for the release of several hundred Palestinian prisoners in exchange for the remaining 48 hostages in Gaza. Follow DW for more.