A new UN Women report says global aid reductions have left at least one million women and girls without life-saving support, with many women's organisations facing closure despite rising humanitarian needs.

Extreme heat is disrupting garment production across Asia, pushing global fashion brands to invest in climate-resilient factories while facing growing pressure to better protect workers.

Despite a new air traffic management agreement introduced before the peak travel season, airlines, air traffic controllers and authorities remain divided over the main causes of ongoing delays.

Police say a man and a woman scouted the ND candidate's home for days before planting the device, then hid at the apartment of a third suspect. The woman, arrested in Crete, was convicted in 2022 over a string of arson attacks

A Turkish media report says Ankara could announce the transfer of its Russian S-400 air defense system to a third country, a move that, if confirmed, could reshape negotiations over Turkey's return to the U.S. F-35 program.

Lamda Development says the first residents are expected to move into the landmark redevelopment in 2027, with Riviera Galleria and Ellinikon Mall progressing toward opening as construction advances.

The aircraft returned to Thessaloniki after a window broke shortly after takeoff, leaving one passenger injured and triggering panic on board.

A young man suffered a serious neck injury after diving from a pier into shallow waters near Thessaloniki, with authorities seeking information to identify him and notify his family

The veteran leftist politician said internal divisions and rejection of a bid for cooperation with Alexis Tsipras' new movement undermined his leadership

Vasiliki Gkagka was last seen June 26; The Smile of the Child issues public appeal

Around 46,000 participants in Greece’s free obesity treatment programme face a possible interruption as authorities seek emergency funding to extend care until a planned restart in September.

Brussels ties responsible AI deployment to stronger cybersecurity across member states

The cancellation of a long-running USDA survey has left experts warning that tracking the impact of SNAP cuts and measuring food insecurity in the U.S. will become more difficult

The decision marks a symbolic shift following the country's political transition, with the OPCW citing commitments by Syria's new authorities to meet international chemical weapons obligations

Greek diplomatic sources on Thursday said no discussion on Ankara's participation in SAFE is possible until a standing threat of war is withdrawn

The U.S. president said Kyiv will receive a licence to manufacture Patriot missile interceptors, marking a major shift in support as he also pledged immediate assistance and signalled talks with Vladimir Putin

The U.S. president dominated the Ankara summit with attacks on Spain, remarks on Iran and Greenland, before later declaring the alliance united and reaffirming America's commitment to NATO.

The city has opened applications for 100 energy-efficient air conditioning units, aiming to support residents facing energy poverty and improve home energy efficiency.

AI, digital finance and Europe's technological sovereignty dominate the Eurogroup agenda in Brussels, alongside fiscal policy, competitiveness and investment.