After a major Ukrainian drone assault hit a Moscow oil refinery for the second time in three days, Russia's foreign minister signaled that large-scale strikes will become a recurring response

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that “Moscow will burn” if Russian attacks continue, linking fresh drone strikes on Russia to recent damage inflicted on a historic Kyiv monastery and calling for stronger international pressure on Moscow.

Russian-installed officials report attacks on key crossings, while Russian missile and drone strikes kill civilians and damage a historic Kyiv monastery.

Severe thunderstorms also swept across northeastern Attica on Friday, bringing intense lightning activity and heavy rainfall.

Tensions in the Middle East are escalating sharply, following U.S. strikes, and launches missile attacks on Jordan, Bahrain, and Kuwait

Tehran and Jerusalem say attacks have stopped for now, as Washington pushes for a broader agreement to end months of conflict and regional tensions remain high

More than 140 drones targeted military sites near St. Petersburg, Russia's second-largest city, as Kyiv called the strikes a direct response to continued Russian aggression.

A magnitude 3.5 tremor hit at 12:35 on Sunday, May 31, with its epicenter 25 kilometers west of the island at a focal depth of 18.3 kilometers

Fresh American military action and Iran’s claim of downing a U.S. drone have heightened regional tensions, while Israel signals a tougher campaign against Hezbollah despite ongoing ceasefire efforts

The POEET federation has called a nationwide 24-hour strike over seasonal workers' unemployment benefits, the digital work card, and poor labor conditions

The planned strike is expected to impact restaurants, hotels, and catering services across Greece, particularly in high-traffic tourist destinations.

Christina Gkentzou won European para taekwondo gold in Munich, while Vasilis Tholiotis claimed bronze as Greece reached five medals overall.

Public services across Greece are expected to shut down on May 13 as civil servants stage nationwide protests over wages, staffing shortages and austerity-era policies, while public transport is set to operate normally

The killing comes as Hamas leaders meet mediators in Cairo over the next phase of a U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire plan overseen by a Trump-led peace board

The Greek government, by all accounts, is accelerating the procurement of advanced missiles, fighter jets and frigates as it adapts to what Athens views as shifting regional threats, and drawing heavily on lessons from recent conflicts

A nationwide walkout is expected to disrupt public services as workers demand higher wages, restoration of bonus salaries, and stronger labor protections