Greece’s debt is set to fall sharply while Italy’s rises slightly, marking a historic shift after years in which Athens held the highest debt burden in the euro area.

The four Mediterranean EU states agreed on closer coordination to manage potential migration pressures linked to Middle East instability, stressing border protection, legal compliance and stronger European cooperation to prevent a repeat of past crises

Moscow says hosting French nuclear-capable aircraft would make European countries potential targets, escalating tensions over NATO’s expanding nuclear posture.

An internal U.S. memo outlines potential steps to pressure allies, including suspending Spain from NATO roles, amid frustration over limited European support during the Iran conflict.

The Greek prime minister referred to the issue of a release of EU funds to support Ukraine, in response to a press question

Reform UK surges as Labour faces a punishing verdict in elections that could shake Westminster to its core

Hanna Tetteh urges urgent progress on elections, economic reform and unity, warning that continued stagnation risks entrenching division and instability across Libya

New research reveals younger travelers express stronger eco-intentions, but older generations take more concrete action, while extreme weather increasingly shapes travel decisions worldwide.

At the same time, the high-profile Albanian prime minister emphasized his strong intention to resolve outstanding issues between Athens and Tirana

Antenna Group is accelerating the development of GEDI’s radio stations, with the aim of creating a strong hub in the Mediterranean, and is expanding its activities into streaming, podcasts, documentaries, music production and film

On a visit to Equatorial Guinea, Pope Leo denounced war, inequality, and the misuse of religion in conflict, warning that global instability and weakened international law are endangering humanity’s future

Germany remains the primary destination for people born abroad, hosting 18 million foreign-born residents, 72% of whom are of working age.

Russian crude has restarted flowing through the Ukrainian section of the Druzhba pipeline after a months-long halt, unlocking a major EU loan for Kyiv and easing a politically sensitive energy dispute involving Hungary and Slovakia.

The attack caused significant damage to the ship’s bridge, according to reports

Global oil markets are facing unprecedented disruption as conflict in the Middle East restricts flows through the Strait of Hormuz. Industry leaders warn the loss of supply could reshape energy, food, and industrial markets worldwide, with risks extending beyond oil

Ukrainian prosecutors say Russian drones and hypersonic missiles have repeatedly flown near nuclear facilities, raising fears of a potential accident at sites still sensitive decades after the Chornobyl disaster

A container ship with Greek interests was struck in the Persian Gulf after reportedly being fired upon by a Revolutionary Guard vessel, raising fresh concerns over maritime security in one of the world’s most sensitive shipping routes.

The Defense Ministry said a formal investigation is now underway to establish the circumstances of the incident.

Attention now turns to whether Donald Trump will follow through on threats to launch a new wave of strikes against Iran, or whether a last-minute extension may be reached

Greece is among the cadre of countries participating in the exercises, which also includes Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, and Sweden