Planes from London, Manchester, Copenhagen, and Israel were inspected in Poland, Spain, and Bulgaria a day after a Wizz Air scare in Budapest

Republican and Democratic groups in Athens report a rise in requests for voting assistance ahead of the elections, as Americans living in Greece prepare to cast ballots by mail.

Pappas is the first Greek-American elected as US senator since 2013 and has a clear track record on Greece, Cyprus and Turkey

What happens if Democrats win control of Congress? Can Trump challenge the election results, and what powers would he retain? An explainer on the stakes of the US midterms, from congressional investigations to presidential vetoes and executive authority.

NATO diplomats warn a Republican defeat could push Trump to pull more troops from Europe or cut alliance funding to secure his legacy

Apple sent threat alerts to German MPs and officials, and Berlin says affected iPhones should be treated as compromised in a suspected state-backed attack

Only 1.1 million euros went to 55 identified children, while 2.8 million of the 3.9 million raised was kept by the suspects

Behind the specific disagreements, a broader geopolitical issue may be at play, as Ankara and Baku diverge on Iran, Israel and Armenia

As King Charles confronts demands for slavery reparations and growing calls for republicanism, leading British academics tell TO VIMA why the monarchy’s future in the Caribbean is increasingly uncertain - and warn that China’s expanding economic influence poses a deeper challenge to Britain’s historic ties.

As a six-day ceasefire ends, Ukraine accuses Russia of regrouping, while aid teams used the pause to evacuate civilians from Kherson’s kill zone

Ankara has formally nominated veteran diplomat Feridun Sinirlioğlu, seeking to break the deadlock in the Security Council selection process. The move has raised concerns in Athens and Nicosia over the prospect of a Turkish candidate leading the United Nations.

HBO has unveiled the first official poster for its new adaptation, starring Dominic McLaughlin as the young wizard. The eight-episode first season will draw on J.K. Rowling’s debut novel.

In an exclusive interview with TO VIMA, international law expert Catharine Titi questions the British Museum’s willingness to lend Parthenon Sculptures to Russia and Germany while resisting their permanent return to Greece. Professor Titi also explains why a legal challenge involving the Fagan fragment is unlikely to derail their repatriation.

Ten years after the Brexit referendum, Prime Minister Andy Burnam has opened the door to a debate once considered politically untouchable. But could Britain really return to free movement without rejoining the European Union? Leading academics tell To Vima that the economic case is compelling, while the political obstacles remain formidable.

Chinese brands took 12.7% of European car registrations in the third quarter, ahead of Japanese carmakers at 11.9%, according to Dataforce

The Greek-managed Contship Jet went down a day after three sea drones struck it, the latest in a wave of attacks on shipping near NATO coasts

Tracking data and officials link Russian spy satellites to 40 Houthi and Iraqi militia attacks on Saudi oil and military sites since July

Five more people died in strikes on Chernihiv and Kremenchuk, as a U.S.-brokered local truce in the Kherson region continued to hold

A rock formation fell near the entrance of the Göreme Open-Air Museum, killing two people and injuring one, as rescue teams search the site

Burgas, Bulgaria, will host the 71st Eurovision Song Contest on May 11-15, with Canada set to compete for the first time and North Macedonia returning after a four-year absence. The final lineup could still change in December.