Authorities seize weapons and phones in targeted searches following the killing of an inmate, as investigators probe possible links inside the facility

The UN’s World Food Program warns that life-saving food assistance in Somalia could stop by April without $95 million in urgent funding, leaving millions at risk amid drought and conflict

Investigation led by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office focuses on the 900 million euro sale of 23 buildings to Belgium’s sovereign wealth fund SFPIM in 2024

In his resignation statement, McSweeney, 48, accepted responsibility for advising Starmer to make the appointment.

Private sector employees are entitled to the Easter bonus, which must be paid by Holy Wednesday, with amounts based on salary type, length of employment, and current wage levels

A UN Security Council committee has agreed to exempt 17 humanitarian projects from sanctions on North Korea, clearing the way for delayed aid deliveries as Seoul and Washington seek renewed engagement with Pyongyang

Israeli media report senior military officials now broadly align with Gaza health authorities and the UN on war fatalities, after previously disputing figures during the conflict

Italy faces political backlash as U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel are deployed to protect American delegations at the Milano Cortina Games, though Italian authorities say ICE will not patrol public streets

Funding collapse puts millions at risk, with 3 million children threatened by severe malnutrition, as UN plans to aid fewer people than last year in Nigeria’s conflict-hit northeast

Twenty arrests were made and another five suspects are wanted, following a months-long investigation around Greece

The bonus was enacted by the Mitsotakis government in April 2024 and billed as one of a handful of measures to deal with the demographic crisis faced by the country

The first farewell to Princess Irene took place in Spain on Saturday, 17 January, at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral of Saints Andrew and Demetrios in Madrid.

In his latest Sunday briefing, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlined the limits of government support for farmers ahead of renewed talks, while also pointing to developments in defense, employment and labor policy

TO VIMA exclusively inside the meeting between Greenland’s energy minister Naaja Nathanielsen and British MPs at the UK parliament

Gold surged 1.8% to 4,409.84 dollars an ounce, while silver jumped 3.5% to 75.38 dollars. Platinum and palladium each gained about 2%.

Nearly €9 million was credited to eligible renters, while thousands are still pending payment due to missing bank details, with the next transfer scheduled for mid-January

After sharp cuts in 2025, the United States commits $2 billion to U.N. humanitarian programs, as global aid needs continue to outpace funding and the U.N. appeals for $23 billion to assist millions at risk

Two dozen humanitarian workers who operated on Lesvos during Europe’s migration crisis face charges carrying up to 20 years in prison, in a case rights groups say reflects a broader crackdown on aid to migrants.