The US ambassador said the S-400 dispute may be resolved soon and pointed to possible movement on Turkey’s F-35 status. He responded to questions on Greek-Turkish relations with a joke about being banned from Mykonos.

The bloc plans to relaunch political dialogue, adapt sanctions and expand cooperation on trade, migration and security, signaling a major policy shift toward Syria’s transitional authorities.

Greece’s finance minister becomes the first Greek to join a G7 session, highlighting economic resilience, energy security and the global impact of artificial intelligence.

Costa highlighted what he called a “true Team Europe spirit,” expressing appreciation for the logistical support provided during his trip.

According to the Turkish outlet Daily Sabah, Erdogan said any foreign troop deployments linked to ongoing Middle East conflict should be temporary and not evolve into a 'permanent presence'

The truce is set to take effect at midnight, raising hopes it could open a path to easing wider regional tensions.

Europe faces looming energy crunch. IEA chief Fatih Birol warns jet fuel shortages could ground flights and spike global prices

The European Union is rolling out a new age verification system to help restrict minors’ access to social media as member states debate a potential bloc-wide minimum age rule expected later this year.

Allies from Europe to Asia are eyeing Japan’s defense industry as Tokyo moves to ease arms export rules, driven by concerns over U.S. reliability and strained weapons supply amid ongoing conflicts

Nicosia cites ongoing violations north of Pyla as UN peacekeepers increase patrols, address reports of military activity, and urge restraint amid a fragile standoff.

The U.S. president signalled a rare high-level contact between the two sides as Washington pushes for de-escalation after weeks of fighting, with ceasefire discussions gaining urgency amid continued Israeli operations

The concern of Athens over the possibility of a full collapse of the state and the dominance of Hezbollah extremists – fears over Christian populations and new radicalized migratory waves

The incident was revealed by the group Ctrl-Alt-Intel, whose members reportedly include US and UK specialists

Ukraine’s military says it regained territory from Russian forces last month as fighting intensified along the 1,200-km front line, with some of the heaviest clashes reported near Pokrovsk and in eastern and southeastern direction

Donald Trump said he asked China’s Xi Jinping not to supply weapons to Iran, receiving assurances that Beijing was not doing so. The exchange comes amid rising tensions and U.S. threats of tariffs on countries aiding Tehran.

Greek FinMin Kyriakos Pierrakakis to CNBC refers to acute energy crisis, possible disruptions; says Europe now better prepared

Japan will create a $10 billion financial framework to help Asian nations secure oil and other energy resources amid rising geopolitical tensions, aiming to safeguard regional supply chains and reduce the risk of disruptions affecting key industries.

Hungary’s election winner Peter Magyar has announced plans to suspend state media broadcasts, introduce a new media law and create a new authority, pledging to safeguard press freedom after his party’s landslide victory ended Viktor Orban’s 16-year rule

The IMF warns the euro zone faces weaker growth and rising inflation even if the Iran war subsides, with higher energy costs expected to push the ECB toward interest rate hikes.

Russia says it will keep sending oil to Cuba after a recent 700,000-barrel delivery, as Havana struggles with severe fuel shortages. The U.S. has allowed the latest shipment on humanitarian grounds but says future deliveries will be reviewed case by case