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.

Athens and Nicosia feature in Tel Aviv's security architecture amid escalating tension with Turkey

Ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, Trump says the US carries a disproportionate share of defense costs

Crude prices dropped for a third day as Washington and Tehran reported progress on Strait of Hormuz talks

A fire in a 10-storey Antwerp apartment block killed at least five people, with residents rescued by ropes as crews battled the blaze.

A federal judge let claims from 29 states proceed, ruling Meta may have designed Facebook and Instagram to hook young users

Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said Iran is determined to retain control over the strait, while a new round of talks with Qatar on the US deal is expected Wednesday

Western Europe braces for a third heatwave before catching its breath, just one month into summer. Climate scientists explain the alarming new pattern

Justices decide today whether Trump can deny automatic birthright citizenship to US-born children of parents without legal status

Cyprus and Greece face severe water stress as EU averages mask stark regional disparities in freshwater use and access across Southern Europe.

Candidates in the mold of New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani are winning primaries across the country, drawing comparisons to the Tea Party movement that shook Republicans 17 years ago

Within weeks, Burnham went from Manchester mayor to MP and is now the frontrunner to be Britain's next PM, promising the biggest power transfer in modern British history

Tunisia's formal UN objection to Libya's maritime claims strengthens Athens' argument that the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime accord lacks international backing or legitimacy, as Greece, Israel deepen defense cooperation in the meantime

His brother Ben shared the announcement on their father's official page, closing with the words: "Hold tight the people you love"

Once dubbed the 'Concorde of the Aegean,' the pioneering high-speed ferry that revolutionized Greek island travel has ended its journey at a Turkish shipbreaking yard after years of abandonment