The 53-year-old remains in intensive care in Athens after traveling to Turkey for dental implants, while a clinic spokeswoman merely said the facility is investigating the case with its lawyers

A worker died and five more fell ill after malaria was traced to baggage handlers at Frankfurt Airport, German outlet BILD reports

Tehran and Muscat are working to restore limited shipping through the strategic waterway, while diplomatic efforts between Iran and the United States remain stalled and economic pressure on Tehran intensifies

New York honors the "queen of country" as the Empire State Building lights up pink in tribute to Dolly Parton, who died Tuesday at age 80

Meeting Jordan's King Abdullah in Beijing, Xi called the Palestinian issue central to the Middle East crisis and urged a political resolution

Ottawa matches new US duties dollar-for-dollar and unveils a C$7.5 billion support package for affected businesses and workers

Anima Anandkumar and Benedikt Jenik turned down a Bezos-backed offer to build an AI model focused on physics rather than language

The benighted country's parliament speaker first referred - then deleted - a post describing the Turkish Cypriot administration as a 'state', before the Mogadishu government quickly reaffirmed its official position vis-a-vis the Republic of Cyprus

The 53-year-old man remains in critical condition in an Athens hospital after a dental procedure in Turkey, highlighting concerns over 'medical tourism' safety and oversight in that country

The move ends a designation dating to 1979 and removes a major legal and financial barrier for companies and banks considering business in Syria as Damascus seeks investment to rebuild

Osman Kavala, a symbol of Turkey's crackdown on civil society, was arrested in October 2017 and held at Istanbul's high-security Silivri prison

European leaders will meet in Rovaniemi on Sept. 13-14 to discuss the Arctic’s growing geopolitical importance, security, stability and sustainable development

Reports this week cite possible agreement over the St. Catherine’s Monastery on Mount Sinai; Greece’s diplomatic outreach continues eastwards

The Spanish football giant has scheduled a September academy camp in northern occupied Nicosia, in an area controlled by a pseudo-state recognized only by Turkey, the occupying power

Pakistan's army chief visits Tehran to revive talks as the US unveils sweeping new sanctions targeting Iran's trade partners

The buildup comes as Athens points to a growing range of Turkish maritime activities, including Ankara’s push to use environmental initiatives to advance its unilateral claims in the Aegean and E. Mediterranean

Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces mounting pressure from MPs, climate campaigners, trade unions and industry as ministers prepare to rule on two controversial North Sea projects

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will unveil new Iran sanctions today, as Tehran threatens military strikes against countries aiding Washington

The new funding will help Ukraine procure air defense systems, missiles, ammunition and radars as Russia intensifies its attacks

Three sailboats set out from Brindisi to support Albania's "Flamingo Revolution" protests against the privatization of the Sazan Island nature reserve