Russian Foreign Intelligence Service accuses venerable Orthodox Church of trying to 'sow discord in the Russian Orthodox world', claims British secret services aiding effort to dislodge Russian Orthodoxy

Beyond bilateral relations, the Greek PM answered questions dealing with everything from Greenland to Venezuela and Ukraine

President Miguel Diaz-Canel rejects U.S. pressure as Havana vows to maintain sovereignty, while Mexico emerges as an alternative oil supplier amid shortages and rolling blackouts

U.S. President Trump considers military, cyber, and sanctions options as Iran warns of retaliation; protests leave more than 500 dead amid internet blackout and nationwide unrest

European allies plan to boost Arctic military presence as Trump pushes for Greenland acquisition, with NATO talks framed as “business as usual” to deter Russian and Chinese activity

President Christodoulides praises resignation of his chief of staff as an act of trust, pledging full investigation and emphasizing government accountability to the Cypriot people

From Tehran’s bazaars to provincial cities, economic collapse and police terror are colliding with a society that no longer believes the system can be fixed

Charalambos Charalambous steps down following a viral video raising questions over alleged shadow funding of a campaign, citing transparency and the need to protect government credibility

A former commander of Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards said that if Iran is attacked, Israel and all U.S. bases and ships would be considered legitimate targets.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly warned Iran’s leadership in recent days against using force to suppress demonstrators and has openly floated the prospect of U.S. involvement.

In the early hours of Saturday, the army said it had completed a sweep of the district, though it acknowledged that some Kurdish fighters were still hiding. In a statement, Kurdish forces rejected claims that Sheikh Maksoud had fallen, insisting they continued to resist

Iranian authorities moved to escalate their response to the largest anti-government protests in years, with the Revolutionary Guards vowing to defend the Islamic Republic at all costs

The announcement was made late Thursday during an emergency press briefing by NASA’s new administrator, Jared Isaacman.

The Cypriot president spoke a day after video footage was released on a hitherto unknown account on X purportedly showing close aides trying to avoid campaign spending caps and hawking an influence-for-cash scheme

Jacques Moretti, manager and co-owner of the bar Le Constellation, was remanded into custody after a hearing at the public prosecutor’s office due to potential 'flight risk'

White House officials have discussed lump sum payments of up to $100,000 per person to persuade Greenlanders to secede from Denmark, amid broader talks on acquiring the strategically important Arctic territory

The EU’s largest-ever free trade agreement with South American nations clears a key hurdle, with safeguards for farmers and a European Parliament vote still required before implementation

President Donald Trump says cooperation from Caracas, including the release of political prisoners and joint efforts on oil infrastructure, has led to the cancellation of planned follow‑up military strikes

The French president pledged to oppose the agreement as farmers blockaded Paris over fears of cheap imports, adding political pressure ahead of key elections while protests highlight broader anger over costs, regulation and cattle culls

Supreme Leader blames unrest on foreign influence as communications are cut, flights cancelled, and protests spread across all provinces amid economic turmoil