US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will unveil new Iran sanctions today, as Tehran threatens military strikes against countries aiding Washington

The new funding will help Ukraine procure air defense systems, missiles, ammunition and radars as Russia intensifies its attacks

Three sailboats set out from Brindisi to support Albania's "Flamingo Revolution" protests against the privatization of the Sazan Island nature reserve

Kozloduy normally supplies 35% of Bulgaria's electricity; falling river levels are forcing a rare power cutback

GDPR bars fully algorithm-driven decisions with major impact on people's lives; Uber says it will appeal the ruling

Netanyahu's office calls Erdogan an "antisemitic dictator," hours after Turkey issued an arrest warrant over the Global Sumud Flotilla raid

DM Yaşar Guler said Ankara is monitoring Greek defense activities, as reports of Israeli air defense systems on Aegean islands fuel more Turkish paranoia

"Not for political reasons," says the press office of the country's former defense minister

Pyongyang has not rejected renewed diplomacy outright, but Kim Jong Un’s sister says Washington’s military policy remains hostile. Analysts say North Korea now has fewer reasons to rush back to talks.

Travelers from outside the EU are facing long, unpredictable waits at major European airports, as a new biometric border system struggles to handle the summer rush

Greece rejects Ankara’s claims as unfounded and reiterates that its sole bilateral dispute with Turkey concerns a delimitation of maritime zones

A joint WHO-UNICEF report highlights major gaps in sanitation, water, cleaning and waste management, with 936 million people served by facilities lacking any basic sanitation

OpenAI unveiled a ChatGPT for Teens, a version of ChatGPT built for 13 to 17 year olds, adding stronger safety limits and parental controls

AI's explosive growth is driving demand for power, cooling and data center infrastructure, as Greece pursues a role as a regional digital hub

Israeli strike on the Abu al-Duhur airbase signals growing tensions over Ankara’s expanding role in a post-Assad and Islamist-controlled Syria

Seoul’s defense minister said the estimate comes from private research organizations and cannot be officially confirmed by South Korea’s military. The figure is significantly higher than the 57 nuclear weapons cited by President Donald Trump

Cypriot air traffic controllers warn of growing risks from unauthorized Turkish military aircraft and UAV activity near critical routes and airports

From public criticism by his former minister to corruption investigations, Ukraine's president faces a complex crisis testing his political limits

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly moving from California with their two children, who are expected to start school in Britain in September. The move comes as Harry’s relationship with his father appears to have improved, while ties with Prince William remain strained

More than 5,000 cases have now been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo, while the death toll has reached 2,378 amid growing concerns over the ability of health teams to control the epidemic