Hopes for the world’s first plastics treaty collapsed in Geneva, as major powers blocked limits on production, leaving oceans and health at risk

About 5.2 million jobs in the EU depend on exports to the United States

The fire broke out on Saturday, but was quickly brought under control by the local fire brigade

Kyiv has denounced the forced transfers of tens of thousands of children to Russian territory or areas under Russian occupation as a “war crime.”

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“Ukraine confirms its readiness to work for the achievement of peace,” Zelensky stressed.

Putin’s visit to a cemetery in Alaska highlights a little-known wartime alliance

Around 130,000 travelers are expected to be impacted each day

Researchers led by a Greek scientist found the pandemic accelerated brain aging by over five months on average — even in people who never contracted the virus

Authorities warn of extreme fire danger in ten regions across Greece on August 16, urging residents to avoid any outdoor activity that could spark a blaze

Ceremonies at Tokyo’s controversial Yasukuni Shrine and a solemn address by Emperor Naruhito highlighted the nation’s remembrance of its wartime past

In a Swiss first, Geneva has scrapped fares on buses, trams, trains and boats to curb traffic emissions as ozone levels surpass safety thresholds during a heatwave

The U.S. and Russian presidents are set to meet in Anchorage, with Trump calling for a swift ceasefire but downplaying expectations for binding agreements

The UN says most victims were shot by Israeli forces while seeking humanitarian aid, marking a sharp rise in casualties since late May

Late nights, alcohol, and irregular sleep on weekends may worsen sleep apnea, increasing risks of heart disease, depression, and fatigue. Researchers introduce “social sleep apnea” to describe this modern health concern

A new study reveals that grapes contain over 1,600 beneficial compounds supporting heart, brain, skin, gut, and eye health, with effects even at the genetic level, earning them a rightful place among top superfoods

Unforgettable dishes found only on the sun-soaked Grecian islands