Israeli forces intercepted nearly all ships of the Global Sumud Flotilla, detaining over 400 activists, including Greta Thunberg. While Netanyahu hailed the operation, the UN and worldwide protesters condemned it as a violation of international law

For the fourth consecutive night, youth-led protests in Morocco escalated into clashes with authorities, looting, and widespread property damage, as demonstrators demand better education and healthcare

Demonstrations were held in Greece after Israel intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla bound for Gaza, with more rallies planned in the coming days

A new forestry reform in Greece introduces hybrid public–private partnerships to unlock the potential of neglected woodlands, protect them from fires and illegal logging, and return benefits to local communities

Vodafone Romania acquired OTE's entire stake in TKRM for a consideration of €70 million

According to reports, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told other European leaders that 'we must learn the Ukraine lesson'

Moscow signals possible direct involvement if Washington provides long-range Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv, following Ukraine’s request and hints of support from U.S. leadership

The European Broadcasting Union has called for a November vote on whether Israel can compete in next year’s contest, following months of division among members

Scientists in Singapore have developed a sunscreen from camellia flower pollen that shields skin from UV rays, keeps it cooler, and shows no harm to coral reefs

President Trump eulogized slain activist as ‘great American hero’

A new public opinion poll shows Greeks believe their vote matters, yet trust in political institutions remains low, with corruption concerns fueling widespread skepticism

The High Seas Treaty becomes legally binding for signatories in 2026, but questions remain on enforcement, financing, and its interaction with deep-sea mining

Dockworkers in Genoa, Livorno and Trieste blocked ports while police clashed with protesters in Milan, Bologna and Naples as Italian unions staged nationwide strikes against Israel’s war in Gaza, disrupting trains, ports and schools

Both sides acknowledged the importance of supporting island communities and stressed the need to ensure that non-EU countries comply with fishing and marine protection rules.

The Greek prime minister tours Lemnos to explain new tax cuts and meet local leaders before traveling to New York for the UN General Assembly

The allegations against 10 top politicians and officeholders, made over several months and in confidential testimony before the head of the anti-corruption prosecutor office and her associates, never generated an indictment by the latter

Analysis across 52 countries shows that restaurants and hotels account for a significant 28% of food waste.

In the Aegean, Sea Shepherd Greece is Fighting for the “Masterminds of the Sea”

The Cretan olive oil is produced exclusively in Crete, where the cultivation of olive oil has been linked to the island’s history.

Tens of thousands marched across France against budget cuts and political elites, with clashes, barricades and nearly 500 arrests as discontent with President Macron grows