At least one person has died and around 15 remain missing after a sudden flood swept through the Grand Canyon, officials say
A Druckenmiller column rattled the bond market, then set off a media firestorm over his use of AI to help write it
The government is closing the chapter on Greece's Recovery Fund with a triumphant assessment, citing full absorption of the 35.95 billion euros allocated. Yet as the program reaches its formal conclusion, it is becoming increasingly clear that absorption alone cannot serve as a measure of success.
Unknown suspects detonated an explosion at an ATM in Perachora early Monday morning, causing extensive damage before fleeing with a cash cassette containing an estimated €91,000
Crews used specialized ultra-low-volume equipment across 10,000 acres in eastern Attica, targeting mosquito breeding grounds around the Alykes Artemidos wetland and areas of standing water
The Achilles Shield program will provide layered protection against aircraft, drones and ballistic threats, with full operational deployment planned within 35 months
A passenger ferry carrying 267 people overturned off Turkish-Occupied Northern Cyprus after taking on water, leaving survivors clinging to its hull as rescue teams searched waters more than 500 meters deep
Authorities have placed Crete and the Karpathos area on high alert, urging residents and visitors to avoid activities that could accidentally spark fires as patrols and emergency measures remain in place
American forces later defended against missiles launched at Jordan, according to U.S. military officials
The AfD in Saxony-Anhalt has been officially classified by the domestic intelligence service as a confirmed right-wing extremist organization. Its assumption of government would be a historic event - and, for many democrats and liberals, the breaking of a political taboo
Nicosia has yet to resolve a 50 million euro payment tied to the interconnector, as French crews prepare to carry out the remaining seabed surveys between Crete and Cyprus in October
Mostly clear conditions will prevail Monday, with afternoon showers possible in mountainous areas of western and northern Greece and strong northerly winds in the Aegean
Police discovered the body of a dead infant inside a container in a suitcase during a search of a short-term rental in Kypseli. The baby's alleged mother gave conflicting accounts of when the child died
The “Achilles Shield” will integrate air, land, sea, cyber and space capabilities, with Greece prioritizing an anti-drone system as part of a broader overhaul of its air defenses
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex land in Britain with their children after six years in America. Speaking exclusively to TO VIMA, leading constitutional, marketing and royal experts warn that Harry’s return could create an unofficial “second court” - while reconciliation with King Charles and Prince William remains the monarchy’s greatest prize
On August 18, 2026, the U.S. Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, announced new designations for sanctions against the President of the International Criminal Court (hereinafter “ICC”), Tomoko Akane (Japan), and the Senior Trial Lawyer at the Office of the Prosecutor, Abdoulaye Seye (Senegal). As a result, nearly two years into the second Trump Administration, half […]
The national initiative covers food, household goods, school supplies, private-label products and meat, with average supplier discounts of about 7%. More than 90 suppliers and 12 supermarket chains have joined the program
A new Oxford-led study reveals hundreds of surprising bonds between primates and other species, from monkeys grooming deer to gorillas caring for baby galagos
The top record labels accuse the company of large-scale copyright infringement through AI
The middle class will decide the election again, but only the party that speaks to their real pressures, income and public services, not just tax cuts, is likely to win them over