The agreement between Washington and Tehran includes provisions for nuclear monitoring, though Iran has said some sites will remain restricted until a final deal is reached

A bloc of EU member states is exploring offshore return hubs in Rwanda and Uzbekistan, marking the first collective attempt to outsource migration management beyond European borders

Twin earthquakes devastated areas around Caracas, leaving hundreds trapped under rubble, thousands displaced and emergency crews battling to reach survivors as international aid arrives.

The UK is the favorite market for Chinese-made cars, while France and Germany are showing signs of resistance

Switzerland broke an almost 80-year-old June heat record, with temperatures reaching 100°F in Basel

The US administration presses ahead with a GE engine sale for Turkey’s nascent KAAN fighter program despite objections tied to Ankara’s purchase of the Russian S-400 system, regional disputes and mounting concerns over Turkish President Erdogan’s authoritarian drift

Two powerful quakes struck near Caracas, triggering building collapses and rescue operations as authorities warn the full scale of the disaster may still be emerging

Marine Le Pen has publicly supported Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni following a heated exchange with Donald Trump over alleged remarks about a G7 summit photo, highlighting growing tensions in transatlantic political relations

Two major quakes struck near Caracas, collapsing buildings and injuring hundreds as rescue teams search through rubble and authorities assess the damage.

"In Tirana, fortunately, the gatherings remain massive, despite the fact that local media are doing everything they can to suppress and downplay the true scale of the uprising"

A humanitarian doctor who returned from the DRC has tested positive for Ebola, becoming France's first confirmed case linked to the ongoing outbreak that has killed over 260 people

Yabloko deputy chair Maxim Kruglov was sentenced to seven years after a Moscow court found him guilty of spreading "fake news" about the Russian military

Denmark will send military recruits to Greenland starting in September, reinforcing the island's defenses as Trump continues to push for US control over the territory

The European Commission is expanding Europol’s capabilities with new technology and cooperation measures to help investigators respond faster to cross-border criminal networks.

Nvidia's newest AI servers use a closed-loop liquid cooling system, doing away with water-dependent air-cooling fans and slashing energy costs

Experimental Ebola drugs will be tested in the Democratic Republic of Congo as health authorities race to respond to a growing outbreak with no approved treatments for the virus strain involved.

The meeting focused on returns of Afghan nationals without legal status in Europe, while rights groups warned the talks could legitimize Taliban rule

As companies adopt AI and hire fewer full-time employees, a broader shift toward gig-style labor is already underway across industries

The NATO chief heads to Washington as alliance members face disputes over defence spending, the Iran war and the future of U.S. military commitments in Europe.

Dozens dead, record-breaking temperatures, shuttered landmarks, and growing threats to crops and infrastructure as Europe's worst heatwave in decades peaks