President Trump proposes Darline Graham as interim senator for South Carolina following Lindsey Graham's sudden death over the weekend

Western leaders meeting in Paris are seeking new air defense commitments for Kyiv as Russian missile attacks intensify, while the European Union has approved €120 million to strengthen Moldova's air defense capabilities

Record temperatures are reducing milk production, driving up costs and increasing pressure on one of Italy’s most iconic food industries, as producers warn climate extremes threaten its long-term future.

The Oscar-winning director says judging The Odyssey before its release is pointless, defending his creative choices and urging audiences to wait until they have seen the finished film.

Official mortality data show a sharp rise in deaths during late June's record-breaking heatwave, with older people accounting for the overwhelming majority of the fatalities.

Trump vows to guard the Strait of Hormuz and charge shipping fees, as Iran rejects any US role and allies condemn Tehran's attacks

Ankara has informed Canada it will become a founding member of the Defense Security and Resilience Bank, a multilateral initiative aimed at providing up to £100 billion in financing to strengthen allied defense capabilities

Iran and the United States traded attacks across the Gulf as Tehran said it had again closed the Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns over energy supplies and regional security.

 Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal fall of a three-year-old child from the second-floor balcony of a hotel in Paphos, Cyprus, as the local community mourns the devastating loss.

Turkey's former prime minister and foreign minister Davutoglu tells Ta Nea: 'No map or legal document claims that the Aegean Sea belongs entirely to Greece'

The Turkish foreign minister acknowledged Iran's 12-nautical-mile territorial waters in the all-important waterway, even as Ankara continues to dispute Greece's right to apply the same UNCLOS provision in the Aegean

Frontline Ebola response staff in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo say delayed payments and poor working conditions are undermining morale as authorities work to resolve payroll issues.

A new UN Women report says global aid reductions have left at least one million women and girls without life-saving support, with many women's organisations facing closure despite rising humanitarian needs.

The move comes as Budapest seeks to unlock billions in withheld EU funds, with the European Commission saying the step will strengthen efforts to fight fraud and corruption

Russia says it remains in contact with Turkey after reports Ankara could transfer its S-400 air defense system to a Gulf state, a move that could revive its path back into the U.S. F-35 fighter jet program

A Turkish media report says Ankara could announce the transfer of its Russian S-400 air defense system to a third country, a move that, if confirmed, could reshape negotiations over Turkey's return to the U.S. F-35 program.

Brussels ties responsible AI deployment to stronger cybersecurity across member states

The latest Global Peace Index highlights Europe’s strong performance in safety and peace rankings, with seven countries placing among the world’s top 10 most peaceful nations

The cancellation of a long-running USDA survey has left experts warning that tracking the impact of SNAP cuts and measuring food insecurity in the U.S. will become more difficult

The decision marks a symbolic shift following the country's political transition, with the OPCW citing commitments by Syria's new authorities to meet international chemical weapons obligations