Sources told Reuters Tehran is set to receive hundreds of Chinese-made shoulder-fired air-defense systems worth up to $70 million within weeks, in a move aimed at strengthening its short-range defenses after months of conflict

The footage showed a large blast followed by the collapse of sections of the building and thick plumes of smoke rising into the air.

A new survey finds most Europeans wish their phone could unfold into a larger screen, with foldables gaining ground as the practical fix

Moscow says it hit two Ukrainian vessels and port infrastructure at Mykolaiv, part of a broader escalation in the Black Sea

Long-term success hinges less on financial results than on early succession planning, clear ownership rules, smart access to capital, and disciplined wealth management

Avincis warns longer wildfire seasons are stretching aerial firefighting resources, while pilot shortages and regulatory hurdles leave Europe increasingly unprepared for year-round fire risks.

Big tech firms will soon be able to scan private messages and emails without a warrant, reviving an EU debate over privacy versus child safety

TotalEnergies and Eni have approved the development of Cyprus’ Kronos gas field, with production expected to begin in 2028 and LNG destined for European markets.

On Tuesday, a 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Japan struck Kyushu island, injuring dozens, collapsing buildings, and prompting a since-lifted tsunami warning

A Swiss man has built a miniature Greek island in his backyard, complete with whitewashed houses, blue shutters, narrow streets and a bar

As Belgian prosecutors investigate multiple allegations of child sexual abuse linked to one of the country's best-known outdoor education centers, a mother tells TO VIMA why she believes speaking publicly is the only way to protect other children

António Guterres arrives in Cyprus for the first visit by a UN secretary-general in 16 years, seeking to determine whether conditions exist to revive formal negotiations on the island's decades-long division.

"Our whole life depends on a few hours of power," say Cubans who have changed jobs just to survive. A doctors with decades of experience is selling water to survive

Greece has extended the deployment of its firefighting aircraft in Spain by 24 hours under the European Civil Protection Mechanism, while planning their return ahead of heightened wildfire risk at home.

The African Development Bank says a powerful El Niño could slash GDP in the hardest-hit countries, fuel mass migration, and sharply increase the continent’s climate adaptation funding needs.

Tens of thousands have been displaced as record-breaking heat fuels massive wildfires across southern Europe, while Greece joins international firefighting efforts in Spain.

The joint maritime exercises took place as Manila and Beijing exchanged fresh accusations over confrontations in disputed waters, underscoring ongoing tensions in the South China Sea

Health officials reported more than 300 additional confirmed infections following a review of data from two of the hardest-hit provinces, while the WHO says the true scale of the outbreak could be far higher.

A global study of LinkedIn career data shows why some cities offer far bigger pay boosts to workers who choose to move there

Rooms are already booked for a total eclipse that hasn't been visible in the area for over 850 years, with about 35,000 visitors expected in the small city