Brussels says it is seeking clarification from Cypriot authorities after reports that Turkish-controlled air traffic facilities and fighter jets monitored aircraft transporting Greek, French and Dutch defense ministers ahead of an EU defense meeting in Nicosia

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ebola outbreak continues to spread, with health workers facing security challenges and limited access in conflict-affected areas

From Plato’s ideal order to carbon accounting, a new organizing principle is reshaping the global economy. As carbon becomes the metric that governs trade, finance, and industry, the real contest is no longer over emissions—but over who writes the rules

The bloc targets an IRGC naval unit and two individuals over actions it says threatened freedom of navigation through the key oil shipping route, marking the first use of its new sanctions powers on the issue.

Tehran and Jerusalem say attacks have stopped for now, as Washington pushes for a broader agreement to end months of conflict and regional tensions remain high

Israeli firm NSO Group allegedly defied a US court order and sent malicious messages to WhatsApp users

Richard Scolyer, a leading melanoma expert, self-administered an immunotherapy he co-developed to fight his own terminal brain cancer

Kerry Needham turns to a Greece-based detective firm to access long-sealed local police files, calling it her last chance to learn what happened to her son 35 years ago

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer gives tech giants a September deadline to add nude-blocking software to children's devices or face legislation

Turkey allegedly disrupted communications of aircraft carrying the Greek, French and Dutch defence ministers en route to Cyprus ahead of key EU security talks.

Authorities said the 37-year-old alleged Hamas cadre had links to suspects arrested in Cyprus and was under surveillance as authorities examined evidence of bomb-making activity and a possible plot targeting Israeli interests

Athens says talks with Tripoli and Benghazi are advancing as discussions focus on EEZ delimitation under international maritime law

More than 140 drones targeted military sites near St. Petersburg, Russia's second-largest city, as Kyiv called the strikes a direct response to continued Russian aggression.

Pro-government Turkish outlets cast Greece's first voluntary female military intake as a panic response to Turkey's growing defense power, with one commentator alleging an Israeli plot against Ankara

Over one million young Britons are out of school and out of work, raising alarm over the country's long-term socioeconomic future

After Kyiv's open letter calling for direct talks, Putin says agreements matter more than summits, while doubling down on attacks against European elites

State-run Xinhua plans an "authoritative" agentic AI to promote official party doctrine and flag citation errors in political texts

No casualties reported as Romanian authorities investigate the Black Sea port blast and search for additional drones

Four Republicans joined all Democrats in voting for withdrawal from Iran and supporting Ukraine. Republican defections expose cracks in party unity on key foreign policy fronts

The U.S. House passed a Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions bill, exposing Republican divisions over Trump’s foreign policy