Ankara said fighter jets and support aircraft carried out an “extended training flight” in the east Mediterranean

Greece is ready to pursue maritime delimitation with Turkey, but Ankara must withdraw its casus belli and abandon unilateral claims, former FM says during address at the 49th annual conference on Oceans Law & Policy

Chris Rokos’s move from the UK to Greece has reignited the debate over tax, talent and whether Britain is becoming less attractive to the global wealthy.

AfD tops Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania with 37%, while the Left leads in Berlin, per ARD's first projection. Bad night for Merz's CDU in both states.

Known locally as the tilcayo, the small feline was identified in the humid, misty Yungas forests. Genetic analysis confirmed it as a distinct species that diverged from other ocelot cats about 1.4 million years ago.

The closely watched 49th annual conference on Oceans Law & Policy is expected to bring Mediterranean security and maritime law center stage in the Greek capital

Greece, Egypt, Cyprus, France and Italy took part in MEDUSA 15/2026 exercise, which featured joint amphibious, airborne, naval and anti-submarine operations off Crete and the Myrtoan Sea in the western Aegean

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged accountability for countries supplying weapons used to attack civilians in Sudan, as the conflict continues to drive mass displacement and a severe humanitarian crisis

Irregular migrant arrivals into the EU fell 35% the first 8 months of 2026, but EU member states are still rattled by the Ceuta migration crisis

Top commander outlines Greece’s “Agenda 2030” reforms, including changes to military service, an active voluntary reserve and dual-use infrastructure, as he calls for a whole-of-society approach to European defense

Free movement within the EU often serves as an alibi for low wages and labor exploitation rather than genuine opportunity

After a Saudi appeal, China is leaning on Iran behind closed doors to curb the Houthis, using its position as Tehran's top oil customer

Chinese citizens embrace AI in daily life, trusting Beijing to manage the risks, unlike the anxious discourse in the United States

A U.N. fact-finding mission said U.S. strikes on a school and sports facility in Iran may have violated international law, while accusing Tehran of crimes against humanity during a crackdown on protests

U.S. President Donald Trump called the EU plan to offer Canada associate membership “laughable” and warned of heavy tariffs or restrictions on trade if he considers the move hostile

As Houthi-Saudi fighting escalates and oil prices swing, Trump says Iran wants a deal while the seven-month conflict spreads into Yemen

As Argentina threatens criminal action against companies developing the Sea Lion oilfield, Javier Milei is escalating Buenos Aires’ claim to the Falkland Islands. But with Donald Trump questioning America’s traditional position and billions of barrels of oil beneath the South Atlantic, British experts tell To Vima that a dispute once thought largely frozen is entering a new and potentially dangerous phase.

Eurozone finance ministers meet in Dublin to tackle the energy crisis, as Greece weighs new subsidies and Germany pushes for fuel VAT cuts.

The combined Nepal-China death and missing toll from the August glacial mountain collapse now stands at 1,446 dead and at least 6,669 missing

A country-by-country look at how eligibility, methods, and safeguards differ under assisted dying legislation worldwide