The bloc’s anti-racism coordinator highlights widespread discrimination and calls for stronger action, as new EU measures face criticism for lacking ambition and failing to address historical injustices

Foreign ministers back protection of key shipping routes, including the Strait of Hormuz, amid escalating tensions and threats to energy infrastructure

Britain says RAF Akrotiri will not be used in joint operations with the U.S., reaffirming its defensive stance amid escalating tensions in the region

Flight cancellations, rising fuel costs, and falling investor confidence are shaking aviation markets, with airlines warning of higher ticket prices and potential fuel shortages worldwide

Athens has increased investments in its military capabilities, including upgrades to its F-16 fleet and the acquisition of advanced air defense systems, moves that U.S. lawmakers say enhance collective deterrence

Lawsuit seeks to recover billions in federal funding, alleging failure to protect Jewish and Israeli students, while Harvard rejects the claims as retaliatory and defends its campus policies.

Moscow reaffirms support for Tehran during escalating conflict, though questions remain over the extent of its assistance and strategic commitments

Deaths in southeast England push young people to seek MenB shots, raising shortages and debate over expanding NHS coverage to teenagers

Tech giant signs agreements with U.S. utilities to reduce electricity use during peak periods, ensuring reliable energy for rapidly growing AI-focused data centers

US president criticizes allies for refusing military involvement while urging them to help secure shipping routes as oil prices surge

Investigators are heading to Souda Bay in Crete to question crew members after a fire broke out aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford — with deliberate sabotage considered an extreme but possible cause

This statement was made following the death of Ismail Hatib, Iran's minister responsible for intelligence services, who was killed last week in a strike.

As two wars rage on its doorstep, the EU gathered its 27 leaders in Brussels and emerged with little more than strongly worded statements.

Policymaker signals possible rate hikes as oil and gas volatility linked to geopolitical tensions threatens inflation across the eurozone

The seemingly innocent habit of a French officer aboard the aircraft carrier "Charles de Gaulle" inadvertently revealed the ship's position in the Mediterranean, between Greece and Cyprus, where it had been deployed to assist in the defense of the island

President Nikos Christodoulides urges open dialogue with London on the future of UK bases in Cyprus, highlighting the welfare of over 10,000 residents living within the base areas

The bloc also called for a reinforcement of the existing naval mission "Aspides" in the Red Sea and ‌the counter-piracy operation "Atalanta" off the Horn of Africa

Iran is not collapsing — it is shrinking into a narrower, harder, and more security-centered regime

China and Russia are at the center of an axis of authoritarianism which, together with Iran, accounts for two-thirds of all global authoritarian cooperation incidents in 2024–2026.

High costs are reducing consumer demand, prompting traders to predict steep drops in coffee prices, though Brazil’s record harvest may temper the decline