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Who Is Colette Kress, Nvidia’s New Interim CEO?

Nvidia’s longtime finance chief steps in to lead the AI chip giant after the board pushed out co-founder Jensen Huang over reports of two affairs

Russian Envoy to US Alexander Darchiev Dies Suddenly at 66

Moscow confirms death of veteran diplomat who was appointed by Putin in 2025 to lead efforts to restore strained ties with Washington amid the war in Ukraine

Burnham Vows To Unveil 10-Year Plan Before Christmas Recess

Andy Burnham told MPs his flagship blueprint will reach the Commons by Dec. 17 and include plans for a national care service, ending talk of a delay

Erdogan Walks Away Before Christodoulides Arrives at COP31

Erdogan left the COP31 welcome line in Antalya just before Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides arrived, leaving UN chief Guterres to greet him alone. Nicosia called it contempt for the UN.

Hoax Bomb Emails Hit Schools In Italy, Ireland and Scotland

Hundreds of schools were evacuated in Italy, while police in Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland said similar threatening emails were not credible

The New Landscape Of Greek Influence In Washington

After the midterms, Chris Pappas moves to the Senate, and Greek Americans weigh which allies in Congress gained influence and which are leaving

The G7 Faces The New Trump Uncertainty

G7 foreign ministers met in Paris to assess whether Trump’s midterm defeat will change U.S. policy on Ukraine, the Middle East and its allies

By Natasa Bastea

Cyprus Talks Gain Momentum as Leaders Agree to Meet UN Chief

The Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot leaders agreed to open two new crossing points and expand cooperation, but Turkey's insistence on a two-state solution continues to complicate efforts to revive peace negotiations

By Kostis Konstantinou

11.10.2026, 12:30

Ukraine Peace Talks Resume as US Pushes for Broader Deal

As Washington seeks a deal to end the war and reshape Europe's security arrangements, European governments are pushing for a seat at the negotiating table, wary of an agreement that could be reached without them

11.10.2026, 07:30

HALC urges US to block Sinirlioglu’s bid for UN chief

Under the UN Charter, the secretary general is appointed by the General Assembly following a recommendation from the Security Council. That recommendation requires at least nine affirmative votes and no veto from any permanent member

11.09.2026, 22:00

Spain’s Right Holds Wide Poll Lead Ahead of November 29 Election

Polls show the PP beating Sanchez’s Socialists but needing Vox for a majority, with housing, immigration and a deadly train crash shaping the race

11.09.2026, 17:40

Greek, Cyprus Challenge Turkish UN Chief Candidate Over Int’l Law (Vid)

Feridun Sinirlioglu also faced questions over the Cyprus issue, the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum and Hamas, while receiving just three votes of encouragement in the latest UNSC straw poll

11.09.2026, 16:08

From London to New York, the World Lights Up for Christmas

From London’s glowing Regent Street angels to New York’s Rockefeller Center tree and Berlin’s techno-fueled Winterlights, the world’s great cities are lighting up for a dazzling holiday season.

11.08.2026, 13:52

France and Turkey Deepen Defense Ties, Raising Greek Concerns

Paris and Ankara are seeking closer military cooperation as they work to overcome regional disputes. The rapprochement could strengthen both countries’ strategic ambitions while raising questions in Athens over technology transfers and the Greek-French partnership.

By Manos Karatarakis

France and Turkey Deepen Defense Ties, Raising Greek Concerns

11.07.2026, 22:00

Trump Names Stephen Miller Chief Of Staff After Midterm Defeat

Trump replaces Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller, the architect of his immigration crackdown, signaling no change of course after Republicans lost Congress