US president criticizes allies for refusing military involvement while urging them to help secure shipping routes as oil prices surge

This statement was made following the death of Ismail Hatib, Iran's minister responsible for intelligence services, who was killed last week in a strike.

Gerapetritis said that, through the efforts of the Foreign Ministry, more than 2,000 Greek citizens had returned safely from a conflict zone spanning more than seven countries.

As two wars rage on its doorstep, the EU gathered its 27 leaders in Brussels and emerged with little more than strongly worded statements.

Rising oil and jet fuel prices amid the Middle East conflict are pushing airlines to increase fares, as companies struggle to absorb soaring costs while trying to keep travel accessible for passengers

On migration, responding to a BBC question about allegations of migrant pushbacks from Evros into Turkey, Mitsotakis said that Greece's duty is to protect both its own borders and those of the European Union, and he would not apologize for those policies.

Greek Patriot systems deployed in Saudi Arabia shot down ballistic missiles amid the US–Israel–Iran conflict, drawing praise from allies but fierce backlash at home over Greece’s growing role in the war

Iran is not collapsing — it is shrinking into a narrower, harder, and more security-centered regime

In an interview with Reuters, QatarEnergy CEO Saad al-Kaabi warned that the damage from recent Iranian attacks could force the company to declare force majeure on long-term LNG contracts to Italy, Belgium, South Korea and China

Greece’s National Cybersecurity Authority said reports that it had issued an urgent warning over possible Iranian cyberattacks were false.

Tom Kloza, senior energy adviser at Gulf Oil, reportedly warned that markets could enter an “all bets are off” scenario if the conflict spread beyond the Gulf to energy infrastructure in Europe or the U.S.

Pentagon says strikes on thousands of targets continue as Washington focuses on destroying Iran’s military capabilities and preventing nuclear weapons development

Tehran says nuclear doctrine unlikely to change under new supreme leader and urges Gulf states to draft a fresh agreement on Strait of Hormuz navigation after the war

Iran's parliament is reviewing a bill that would require ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz to pay transit fees to Tehran.

According to ministry sources, the air defense systems were activated immediately, and two missiles were launched to intercept the incoming targets.

72% of Greek consumers say they have already adjusted their behavior: 35% are cutting spending, 25% are reducing social outings, and 10% report stockpiling basic goods.

Dozens of citizens returned from the Middle East with their pets, as authorities organized a special operation prioritizing both safety and family unity.