The North African nation is expanding tourism infrastructure as it prepares to co-host football’s biggest tournament, aiming to turn global attention into long-term growth for the sector.

The vessels, Asia, operated by Dynacom Tankers Management, and Nissos Ios, managed by Kyklades Maritime, were struck while loading at the terminal near Novorossiysk

Funds raised by supporters were meant for his lawyers, but he allegedly planned to use Tunisia as an escape route from trial

The European Commission penalized Alibaba’s marketplace for failing to prevent counterfeit goods, unsafe items and other illegal products from remaining available to millions of European users.

Three days before he enters Downing Street, Andy Burnham promises to return power to Britain’s communities. MPs, historians and leading economists speak exclusively to To Vima about whether the former Greater Manchester mayor can unite Labour, revive the economy and defeat the politics of division.

A 13-year-old was killed and two others were injured when part of a fountain collapsed during celebrations of Spain's World Cup victory in the western city of Ciudad Rodrigo.

Madonna, Shakira, BTS and Justin Bieber headlined the first-ever FIFA World Cup final halftime show, but despite its star power and charitable mission, the spectacle left audiences divided

US launches fresh strikes on Iran after American deaths in Jordan, as fears grow of renewed conflict following collapse of ceasefire.

Some of the rocket's 33 engines failed to ignite properly, triggering an automatic shutdown during Thursday's planned 13th test flight from Texas

France and Germany deepen military cooperation, with Berlin joining a French nuclear exercise for the first time as they move past the failed FCAS jet program

Hidden text in legal filings was designed to trick court AI systems into rubber-stamping cases, exposing a new digital fraud risk

The UK media outlet highlights the former prison island's remarkable transformation into one of the Mediterranean's most important sanctuaries for the endangered Mediterranean monk seal

Westminster UK court approves the extradition of Luke Brownsdon to serve a 12-year sentence in Greece over the 2019 assault that killed a British tourist on Zakynthos, following renewed scrutiny of the case by a Sky News documentary

At the same time, the Commission acknowledged incremental reform in Greece, while continuing to pressure on Rule of Law foundations such as media freedom and transparency

A 32-year-old man was jailed for over 11 years after he struck a family car while distracted by his phone, fatally injuring a 20-month-old boy

The extended deployment of the Patriot battery on Karpathos underscores Athens' decision to strengthen air and missile defenses in the SE Aegean as regional instability persists

Uganda has discharged its last Ebola patient and begun the 42-day countdown to be declared virus-free, while violence at a hospital in eastern Congo highlights mounting challenges in containing the expanding outbreak.

The Justice Department says federal law prevents it from releasing unredacted Jeffrey Epstein documents sought by New Mexico, deepening a dispute over the state's reopened criminal investigation

The Trump administration will introduce fixed visa durations for international students, exchange visitors and foreign journalists, replacing the current system tied to the length of study, work or media assignments.

Andy Burnham officially takes charge of Labour, pledging to build on Keir Starmer's legacy