Ankara maintains the new rules have no legal effect on its Aegean claims, as Athens updates planning rules for renewable energy projects

Francis Clifford Smith spent over 70 years in a Connecticut prison, avoiding the death sentence 8 times, for a 1949 murder he always denied committing

Sweden will pay Estonia more than €30 million a year to transfer hundreds of convicted prisoners to Estonian prisons

Ankara’s unilateral marine park declarations in the northeast Aegean add a new environmental and administrative dimension to its long-running unilateral claims

Twenty-nine states accuse Meta of exposing children to harmful content, violating privacy laws and designing Facebook and Instagram to keep young users engaged. BBC reporting on the trial says a whistleblower testified that teen exposure to graphic content was at least 100 times higher than Meta reported

A total of 907 humanitarian workers were killed, injured or kidnapped last year, with Gaza the deadliest location, followed by Sudan. The UN says the growing use of armed drones is increasing risks for aid workers

People close to Iran's leadership say Tehran has examined options including attacks on U.S. military assets in southeastern Europe and Cyprus if Washington launches another offensive.

A 20-year-old Portuguese tourist was fatally stabbed after reportedly trying to break up a fight at a resort in Ksamil, Southern Albania, while Albanian authorities have arrested 11 people as part of the investigation

An ILO report finds young people in Europe are the most exposed of all to AI's impact on jobs, with media coverage adding to the gloom

Nearly 95,000 hectares burned in Indonesia last month as intensifying El Niño conditions drove the sharpest jump in fire damage this year

How gum wholesalers, ice cream makers, and holiday light manufacturers could fall under EU cybersecurity rules for critical infrastructure

A BBC investigation found at least 30 children, mostly British, may have been conceived in Northern Cyprus using the wrong donors

Three days after a magnitude 5.2 quake, fresh tremors hit Granada province, injuring three people, including a girl taken to hospital

Intercargo urges all sides to protect civilian seafarers and commercial shipping amid heightened security risks in the strategic waterway

Moscow is shipping explosives, munitions, and drone parts to Tehran via a new Caspian Sea route, according to a European government document

Moscow said London would face “consequences” for providing drones used in strikes on Russian territory, while Britain reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Ukraine

Erdogan says Europe will be the loser if Turkey isn't admitted, touches on F-35s, the Mecca defense pact, Syria, and Gaza in Al Jazeera interview

Amid growing wildfires, the council's chief calls for more foresight in forest management, says the shift to mixed forests will take another decade

Trump says the US will hit Oman "mercilessly" if it blocks American moves in the Strait of Hormuz, as the US-Iran truce nears its end

Thousands remain in the Spanish enclave after a mass border crossing two weeks ago, with migrants living in precarious conditions and facing uncertainty over their future