Families of victims and injured passengers of the Adamuz high-speed train derailment will receive government and insurance payouts as Spain responds to one of its deadliest rail disasters in recent history

The U.S. president issued a fresh ultimatum urging Tehran to negotiate a no-nuclear-weapons agreement, warning that any future U.S. strike would be far more severe if talks fail

Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei depart Ueno Zoo for a Chinese breeding facility, marking the first time in over 50 years Japan has no giant pandas and highlighting the symbolic role of pandas in China-Japan relations

US Ambassador highlights Greece’s strategic role in RePowerEU and projects like the Vertical Corridor, aimed at boosting energy security and ensuring Europe’s gas supply independence by 2027

A landmark California case will test whether major social media platforms can be held liable for alleged harm to teen mental health, as executives prepare to defend their products in court

The British Prime Minister embarks on the first UK-China visit since 2018, aiming to boost economic ties and reduce reliance on an unpredictable United States amid global geopolitical shifts

Greek leaders and schools honored Holocaust victims, urging future generations to transform remembrance into action.

The agreement lowers duties on autos, spirits, textiles, and more, aiming to boost EU exports, save 4 billion euros in costs, and open India’s tightly guarded market over the coming years

U.S.-Canada relations have sharply deteriorated after President Donald Trump warned Ottawa against closer trade ties with Beijing, prompting pushback from Canadian leaders and a response from China denying any third-party target

The European Commission investigates whether Grok AI, operated by Elon Musk’s X, generated illegal sexualised images and failed to meet Digital Services Act obligations, raising potential fines of up to 6% of global turnover

Taiwan monitors “abnormal” changes in China’s military leadership as senior general Zhang Youxia faces investigation, maintaining high alert amid ongoing regional tensions and daily PLA operations

The return of police officer Ran Gvili’s remains clears the way for reopening the Rafah crossing with Egypt, marking a key step in implementing the first phase of the U.S.-brokered Gaza ceasefire plan

Drivers across four countries halted cargo traffic along a key EU–Turkey corridor, warning that strict Schengen stay limits are leading to deportations and threatening jobs and regional trade

Senior Iranian officials and clerics issued stark warnings as the United States deploys additional military assets to the Middle East, raising concerns over escalation, regional retaliation, and growing international scrutiny

The European Commission will keep its 93 billion euro trade sanctions on hold for six more months after Washington dropped recent tariff threats, while retaining the option to reinstate them if needed

Farantouris met Libya’s Prime Minister and Oil Minister to discuss energy cooperation, migration, and democratic transition, stressing that international law is essential for investments and EU-Libya relations

The border with Egypt will reopen for pedestrian passage once Israeli forces complete an operation to recover the body of the final Israeli hostage still unaccounted for in Gaza, under conditions tied to the U.S.-backed ceasefire plan

The European Union will legally end Russian gas imports, with pipeline supplies cut by September 2027 and LNG by end-2026, despite opposition from Hungary and Slovakia

ExxonMobil is moving ahead with the process of declaring commerciality for Block 10 of Cyprus’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), aiming to begin natural gas production between 2030 and 2035, according to the company’s Vice President, John Ardill. His remarks followed a meeting on Friday with the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, at […]