Days before arriving in Athens, Rubio backed Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle, as energy, defense, and regional security top the 6th Strategic Dialogue

Russian officials say a 28 year old researcher died from pneumonia of unknown cause, while local reports and earlier official statements have raised the possibility that she was exposed to plague bacteria in a laboratory accident

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is betting that anger over the country's housing crisis can help him regain lost ground

Egypt’s Supreme Court has postponed publishing a much-anticipated ruling four times, giving the Monastery of St. Catherine on the Sinai and the Egyptian state until October 24 to reach a settlement over the latter’s property and legal status

Five men have been arrested after masked figures, and three vans prompted a major security operation at RAF Fairford airbase in Gloucestershire. With the investigation still under way and no explosives discovered, a more troubling question is emerging: was Britain’s security apparatus being deliberately put to the test?

The Bundibugyo strain has driven the country’s largest and deadliest Ebola outbreak, with more than 8,300 confirmed cases recorded across seven provinces as efforts to slow transmission continue.

The payment was funded with proceeds from the reprivatization of Greek banks that had previously received support from the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund, reducing Greece’s public debt.

Washington is using the ultra-modern fighter jet as a geopolitical tool. However, because acquiring it creates a deep dependence on the US, several countries are now seeking alternatives.

ECB President Christine Lagarde says Europe is facing interconnected crises that have weakened its traditional economic foundations, while urging fiscal reform, deeper capital markets and continued cooperation across the bloc

The notice covers waters from Antalya and Mersin to south of the Turkish-occupied areas of Cyprus, where the Oruc Reis will conduct surveys through October 25 as part of plans for a subsea gas pipeline

Finland has become the 10th European partner in Emmanuel Macron’s nuclear deterrence initiative, while Greece’s participation raises questions about its role, commitments and the limits of France’s security guarantees

Labour gathers in Liverpool as questions mount over the Budget, the economy and election speculation

The chairman and chief executive officer of the Thales Group speaks about the great capabilities of the European defense industry and how they can be activated – What he says about the “requests” of the United States and Greek-French relations

In an interview with TO VIMA, the Illinois secretary of state explains how he has built an unusual coalition of labor, business and Greek American political power, and why he is betting that competence, rather than ideology, can carry him to City Hall

Ukraine’s president says more than 8,000 North Korean troops are already in Russia and another 10,000 are being prepared for training and deployment, amid growing military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow

Athens to participate in programs covering drones, seabed security, space and air defense, but not the EU’s Eastern Flank Watch initiative

The American habit that has begun spreading across Europe along with digital payments is dividing consumers

AKP deputy chair resigns amid allegations multi-million-euro investments, while pension protest death and comedian’s conviction add to pressure on Erdogan government

A review committee concluded that the Dutch doctor who ended the life of a nearly two-year-old child last year acted with due care

The Turkish president cites 1538 Battle of Preveza and Ottoman admiral Barbarossa in message to Turkey’s naval forces