Two gunmen opened fire on a funeral procession at a church in Karak, killing at least seven people and injuring 10, according to state TV

Egypt has reiterated its categorical opposition to Libya’s ratification of the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum, amid wider regional disputes over maritime boundaries and exclusive economic zones (EEZs)

On the first bilateral visit by a Canadian PM to Turkey, Carney seeks closer ties with a key NATO ally amid human rights concerns

Around 200 activists stayed overnight in central Lisbon after police dismantled protest camps in Lisbon and Porto, seizing 228 tents and arresting 55

The Standing Holy Synod of the Church of Greece will discuss efforts to secure an agreement with Egypt over the monastery’s status and rights before an October 24 deadline for a potentially unfavorable court ruling.

The State Department’s shift on the Turkey-Libya memorandum and who shapes US foreign policy today

Moscow says negotiations involving Russia, Ukraine and the United States could resume in November. Putin also raised possible cooperation with Washington on Iran and fertilizer supplies, while discussions continue over a potential meeting with Trump and Xi Jinping

The U.S. State Department has called for good-faith negotiations between the two NATO allies following a move by Libya’s eastern-based parliament to ratify a maritime agreement with Turkey, without taking a position on the deal’s legality.

The former Cabinet minister warns of Britain's economic stagnation, questions Labour's growth strategy, defends Brexit and raises serious concerns about the country's military readiness. TO VIMA attended his wide-ranging discussion at London's Smith Square Hall.

Egypt’s president said his country’s military effort to defend Saudi Arabia will be limited to protecting the kingdom’s territory and borders

The EU's foreign policy chief told the Turkish FM that the agreement infringes on the sovereign rights of third states, following its approval by Libya’s eastern-based parliament

Egypt says the agreement has no legal effect on its maritime rights, while Israel accuses Ankara of undermining stability in the eastern Mediterranean

Speaking in Doha, the French president promised transparency and criticized foreign leaders for making statements against France

The Republican senator says Turkey’s 2019 maritime agreement with Libya threatens U.S. interests and Greece, calling on President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to act like a NATO ally if Turkey is to enjoy the alliance’s benefits.

Israel says the agreement violates the sovereign rights of its close regional allies and accuses Ankara of undermining stability in the Eastern Mediterranean, following its ratification by eastern Libya’s parliament.

The agreement aims to strengthen the four countries’ military capabilities through joint exercises, training, research and development, and closer cooperation between their defense industries.

European Parliament President Roberta Metsola reiterated the bloc’s support for Greece and Cyprus amid concerns over the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum, endorsing a joint statement by European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

In remarks to Greek newspaper TA NEA, Turkey's foreign minister said Ankara does not oppose the Great Sea Interconnector but wants written notification of maritime surveys. He also defended Turkey's 1995 casus belli against Greece.

From renewed housing demonstrations in Portugal to violent clashes in Albania and France, mounting frustration over living costs, public services and political accountability is keeping protesters on the streets. Governments are responding with security crackdowns as further demonstrations are planned.

A British heritage organization recruits staff each year for a five-month stint at a remote Antarctic museum and post office, offering monthly pay of up to €2,500, with accommodation, food and equipment provided.