Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is expected to deploy military aircraft to evacuate those trapped

Starting a war is easy. Silencing the guns again is far more difficult. This sobering truth runs like a red thread through today’s global conflict zones. In Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan - and now in the war between Israel and Iran - diplomacy is proving incapable of ending open hostilities through peaceful means.

Despite fractures, leaders agree that unity is essential

The sight of these creatures clinging to ceilings, darting through living rooms, or simply lurking in the shadows has left many Romans feeling queasy and helpless

Since Friday, Israel has launched a broad and unprecedented bombing campaign targeting hundreds of military installations and nuclear sites across Iran.

Ocean acidification has breached safe limits, putting all oceans and seas at risk without urgent global action.

What Eurometaux member companies are telling Ursula von der Leyen in a joint letter

Greece is facing persistent "warning bells" due to its growing trade deficit, which continues to expand each year.

Israel's military says the drones may take several hours to reach the country and has urged citizens to take cover.

The award also highlights ongoing efforts to promote gender equality and opportunities in the energy sector.

This research is part of the CLIMPACT initiative, which supports the enhancement of Greece’s national climate change monitoring and response capabilities

The sanctions severely restrict the judges’ financial capabilities, effectively cutting them off from any U.S.-connected banking systems

In the latest ‘episode’ of the Greek Basket League finals between archrivals Panathinaikos BC and Olympiacos BC (tied at 1-1), it appears the series is headed toward a permanent suspension despite efforts by Deputy Minister of Sports Yiannis Vroutsis to bring the owners together in a meeting on Wednesday to tone down the vitriolic rhetoric […]

Meteorologists are warning of a "heat dome" forming over the region — a phenomenon caused by a persistent high-pressure system that traps warm air beneath it.

This year’s university-entrance exams forced pupils to praise the very skill their schools crush, cracking open a deeper debate about whom education should serve—and why