The European Union is weakening its green regulatory framework in the name of competitiveness, according to MEP Lara Wolters, who argues that recent reforms undermine transparency and long-term economic interests

A cluster of suspected infections linked to a cruise ship has sparked alarm, but a medical expert says current evidence does not support fears of a new global pandemic

Speaking in a European competitiveness panel, Greece’s finance minister urged deeper integration across economics, defense and technology, warning that fragmented national approaches could cost Europe key opportunities in a rapidly changing global landscape

Papadopoulos said he stood by his long-held position that a large earthquake was coming, while declining to specify a timeframe.

With oil above $125 a barrel and eurozone inflation back at 3%, European finance ministers warned Monday that poorly designed subsidies risk channeling most of their benefit to the wealthy, repeating what the IMF calls the central mistake of 2022.

The evaluation of bids for Tatoi will wrap up after Easter with the goal of having binding offers submitted by summer

Large numbers of purple and brown jellyfish have been reported along parts of the Evia coastline, prompting concern among swimmers as experts point to ecological changes behind the phenomenon.

The Belarusian faces a series of serious criminal charges, including tax evasion, continuous breach of fiduciary duty.

Greek authorities have issued an arrest warrant for a 59-year-old man accused of assaulting a young woman during a parking dispute in central Athens, with police continuing efforts to locate the suspect

As the Iran war disrupts global energy flows, EU officials warn they lack reliable real-time data on fuel inventories, raising concerns over shortages and emergency decision-making across the bloc.

UNICEF says millions of children in Sudan’s Darfur region are at “breaking point” amid escalating violence, mass displacement and famine-level malnutrition as the country’s civil war enters its fourth year.

Greece faced particularly severe conditions, with an estimated 85% of the population exposed to extreme temperatures approaching or surpassing 40°C. The highest recorded temperature reached 44°C.

Images circulating online show large numbers of jellyfish drifting close to shore. Experts attribute this early influx to the recent rise in temperatures, which appears to favor their premature arrival.

Shipping delays and rising costs linked to the Iran conflict are worsening food shortages in drought-hit Somalia, forcing aid groups to ration supplies for severely malnourished children.

Washington insists nuclear issues must be addressed immediately, while Tehran seeks a phased approach amid rising oil prices and strained global shipping routes.

The fallout from the conflict has evolved into a global risk, affecting energy markets, supply chains and national economies alike

Despite the trial court's own call for further investigation, Greece's Supreme Court prosecutor ruled the Predator spyware case closed, leaving its deepest questions officially unanswered.