Pro-government Turkish outlets cast Greece's first voluntary female military intake as a panic response to Turkey's growing defense power, with one commentator alleging an Israeli plot against Ankara

Over one million young Britons are out of school and out of work, raising alarm over the country's long-term socioeconomic future

After Kyiv's open letter calling for direct talks, Putin says agreements matter more than summits, while doubling down on attacks against European elites

State-run Xinhua plans an "authoritative" agentic AI to promote official party doctrine and flag citation errors in political texts

No casualties reported as Romanian authorities investigate the Black Sea port blast and search for additional drones

Four Republicans joined all Democrats in voting for withdrawal from Iran and supporting Ukraine. Republican defections expose cracks in party unity on key foreign policy fronts

The U.S. House passed a Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions bill, exposing Republican divisions over Trump’s foreign policy

Putin says “We are ready for an agreement, provided there are mutual compromises with Ukraine”

Authorities tighten security as motorcycle club members converge on the Drepano resort for one of the largest biker events hosted this year

The unrest that followed Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League triumph has pushed far-right candidates to their highest approval ratings in weeks

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz says troops will stay in southern Lebanon's "security zone" and that Israel retains the right to strike Beirut if attacked

Former Iran International security director Roger McMillan and spokesman Adam Baillie speak to TO VIMA after a Greek national was charged with allegedly spying on a London-based journalist on behalf of a foreign intelligence service linked to Iran.

According to the WHO, biological hazards—including bacteria, viruses and parasites—were responsible for the overwhelming majority of foodborne illnesses, causing around 860 million cases in 2021.

Russia's deputy foreign minister raised the specter of nuclear weapons use at the St. Petersburg forum, while also calling for normalized ties with Washington before the next U.S. election

The Rolling Stones frontman says chasing fleeting trends is a mistake, and that he listens to pop for about two weeks before moving on

Health authorities reported 101 deaths linked to high temperatures in May 2026, making it the deadliest May since records began and underscoring the growing impact of extreme heat before summer.

Proposed legislation would lower the age of criminal responsibility to 13 and allow minors convicted of serious crimes to serve sentences in specially adapted prisons instead of entering social care.

Phone bans in classrooms are expanding into a broader move towards screen-free schools setting guardrails on AI use in education

The U.S. president said Tehran has already agreed not to obtain a nuclear weapon and suggested a future meeting with Iran’s Supreme Leader could take place if ongoing negotiations progress.

Hundreds of suspected cases in Congo have been ruled out after investigations, while Uganda reports new infections and authorities move to contain cross-border transmission.