The meeting came shortly after the P-TEC energy conference in Athens, where the United States sent its largest delegation to date and where several agreements pointed to a more structured phase of cooperation between the two countries

The stability masks sharp differences inside the export portfolio. Sales of agricultural products dipped, including olives, cheeses, peaches and prepared foods. Kiwis were the only notable exception, benefiting from a continued zero tariff rate

Christian lobbying groups, and Biafran activists are working to reposition a decades old independence struggle inside the nerve center of American policymaking

According to the State Department, the European based cells have carried out bombings, shootings and other politically motivated attacks

She operates beyond institutional protocols and formalities but seeks concrete deliverables — real agreements with clear implementation timelines. “She means business,” her associates say, summing up her style

In a period marked by war in Ukraine, global trade tensions, and rising pressure on energy systems, rare earths have become a central flashpoint

The advance of artificial intelligence has raised hopes of boundless progress and fears of machines remaking society on their own terms. What is often missing is a serious discussion of the human soul.

The proposed legislation amends two key statutes governing U.S. defense relations with Cyprus: Section 205 of the Eastern Mediterranean Security and Energy Partnership Act of 2019, and Section 1250A of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020

Before Kimberly Guilfoyle even lands in Athens, it appears her influence in Washington is already working in Greece’s favor.

Sections of the State Reauthorization Act would strengthen the U.S. partnership with Greece, Cyprus, and Israel — known as the “3+1” framework — if lawmakers can overcome a procedural battle that has stalled the legislation

Sections of the State Reauthorization Act would strengthen the U.S. partnership with Greece, Cyprus, and Israel — known as the “3+1” framework — if lawmakers can overcome a procedural battle that has stalled the legislation

As Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stepped into the White House last week, two legislative restrictions, both linked to the F-35 fighter jet, continued to tie the president’s hands, despite his evident desire to reset relations with Ankara

The post had remained vacant for months amid partisan battles in the US Senate

Mr. Kikilias met first with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, inviting him to Greece and pledging to advance talks on shipbuilding

The Patriarch reserved some of his sharpest language for nationalism, which he described as “perhaps the most destructive force in human history”

Ms. Guilfoyle’s appointment, originally expected earlier this year, was slowed after Democrats objected to the Republican majority’s handling of what Mr. Trump called his 'big and beautiful bill'

Members of Congress from both parties have long expressed respect for the Patriarch, citing his consistent advocacy for peace, human rights and the environment

Bartholomew’s visit, and the congressional tributes, come at a moment when international norms around religious freedom, climate action and geopolitical sovereignty are under strain

Bartholomew arrived in a United States more polarized and divided than at any point in his long ministry

The former U.S. Air Force intelligence officer argues that hidden ideological forces, from Moscow to Ankara, are reshaping the global order