The United States plans to phase out some military assistance to European nations near Russia, including Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, urging them to shoulder more of their own defense costs

The Russian president said foreign forces deployed to Ukraine during or after the war would be “legitimate targets,” underscoring divisions over future security guarantees

A newly revealed document shows Lisbon’s Gloria funicular was inspected just hours before it derailed, killing 16 people. The operator Carris confirmed a fresh maintenance contract was signed on September 1

Washington has blacklisted three Palestinian NGOs that urged the International Criminal Court to investigate Israel for alleged war crimes in Gaza, deepening tensions over accountability in the conflict

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas met Iran’s foreign minister in Doha as European powers press Tehran to address concerns over its nuclear program or face the reimposition of international sanctions

The military chief of staff, Mossad head and foreign minister all support a temporary cease-fire with Hamas over expanding the war now

Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov told parliament there had been no disruption to von der Leyen’s flight.

The French expert on Russian politics explains why he remains cautious about the prospect of a lasting and robust peace

Several children and their guardian were injured after a BMW veered off course in Berlin. Authorities confirmed the incident was accidental, with emergency services still on site

Leaders meet in Paris to finalize security guarantees for Ukraine, prompting sharp warnings from Russia, while the U.S. monitors developments and seeks ways to mediate a peace solution

A bus struck pedestrians on a busy London street under unclear circumstances, sending multiple people, including the driver, to hospital as emergency services respond

He had been staying at home for several months following a hospitalization that was not made public.

The confirmation follows revelations made by top government officials from the Republic of Cyprus, including President Nikos Christodoulides.

A viral video from Beijing shows Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin talking about biotechnology, organ transplants, and even the possibility of living to 150 years. North Korea’s Kim Jong Un was also present

As European governments prepare to back Palestinian statehood at the UN, Israel signals it may annex up to 82% of the West Bank, escalating tensions in Gaza and drawing criticism from Arab states and international diplomats

Portugal declares three days of national mourning after Lisbon’s iconic Gloria funicular derailed and crashed into a building, leaving 15 dead and five seriously injured. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause

From mediating in the Ukraine war to deepening ties with China, Europe, and regional powers, Turkey under President Erdoğan positions itself as a decisive actor on the global chessboard

Google experienced a major outage on Thursday morning, affecting all its services worldwide, including in Greece.

Cambridge adds over 6,000 new words shaped by online culture, including viral slang terms like “delulu,” “skibidi,” and “tradwife,” reflecting the growing influence of social media and AI on everyday language

Following the suicide of a 16-year-old in San Francisco, whose parents claim he received instructions from ChatGPT, OpenAI will roll out parental controls within the next month to strengthen safety measures for young users