Greece's delegation reached Ankara for the NATO summit as Rutte unveiled a 40 billion dollar defense package involving several allied nations

Explosions near the hotel where the French president was staying highlighted Syria's ongoing security challenges, but Emmanuel Macron continued his visit and met President Ahmed al-Sharaa as scheduled.

Fidan called for European defense initiatives to stay fully open to all NATO allies and branded restrictions on defense-industrial cooperation "strategic liabilities," in a message widely read as aimed at Athens and Nicosia

Alliance members will focus on defense spending, support for Ukraine and boosting military production, while navigating tensions over Iran, U.S.-Europe relations and NATO's future security strategy

He warns the sale would upset the balance of power in the Middle East

The producer alliance will raise output targets by 188,000 barrels per day as oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz gradually recover, while prices remain under pressure and internal quota disputes persist.

A clinical trial testing the first potential treatment for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola has begun in the Democratic Republic of Congo as the outbreak continues to grow, with confirmed cases surpassing 1,500.

In Trump’s Washington, Turkey is no longer the problem ally. It’s increasingly being treated as a model. Now, a proposed engine sale for Turkey’s KAAN fighter jet has become an early measure of whether lawmakers can still hold the line against Ankara’s return to the F-35 program

Author Spyros Katsoulas argues the Declaration's real audience was Europe's Great Powers

Farage's Reform UK now leads national polls, reshaping British politics ahead of the next election

Ikigai to kintsugi: six Japanese concepts offering practical tools for focus and balance

Iran is on high alert during days of mourning, with Israel and the US warning against escalation

A mystery bettor put roughly $400,000 on Polymarket that Putin won't finish 2026 as president

Jean Hanlon's family spent more than 15 years fighting a ruling of accidental drowning. A court in eastern Crete has now convicted her former partner of her murder and sentenced him to 10 years

Draft declaration labels Russia a long-term threat as attrition war grinds on both fronts

Over 900 firefighters battle blaze in Vouzela as heatwave grips the country

Gallup data shows disengaged workers cost the global economy billions yearly, driven mainly by burnout

Renewed optimism surrounds the reopening of the Halki Theological Seminary, as Ankara signals fresh momentum ahead of the Trump–Erdoğan meeting at the NATO summit.

A salmonella outbreak linked to instant noodles has sickened 106 people across 14 European countries, with children and young adults among the hardest hit.

US Representative Dina Titus introduces legislation to block a proposed $700 million GE engine sale to Turkey, citing security and regional stability concerns.