Protesters forced their way into the municipal town hall of Marseille on Tuesday, causing significant interior damage before security forces intervened to
Archaeologists in Turkey have unearthed what is now confirmed to be the oldest known shipwreck in the world, dating back to somewhere between 2700 and 2400
Cornell University announced a sweeping campus-wide suspension on Friday, barring all fraternity parties and social events for the remainder of the 2026–27
Two merchant vessels were struck by unidentified drones off Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast on Friday, a day after a similar incident. One of the ships, a cargo
The Nobel Prize in Literature was announced on 10 October 2026 by the Swedish Academy, awarding the honor to Canadian poet and classicist Anne Carson. The
Two commercial vessels have been struck by unidentified drones off the coast of Bulgaria, resulting in the sinking of at least one ship and leaving several
The remains of Tsar Samuil, one of the most prominent rulers of the medieval First Bulgarian Empire, have been repatriated to Bulgaria after decades of del
The remains of Tsar Samuel, one of the most prominent monarchs of the First Bulgarian Empire, have returned to Bulgaria after decades of diplomatic and aca
Tragedy struck the historic heart of the Greek capital on Tuesday as a powerful explosion, followed by a sudden structural collapse, left six people dead a
An explosion triggered by a suspected gas leak tore through a two-storey building in the historic Plaka district of Athens, Greece, leaving two people inju
Former Golden Dawn spokesperson Ilias Kasidiaris was released from prison in Domokos, central Greece, following a judicial decision granting his conditiona
On Thursday, British middle‑distance runner Josh Kerr secured the gold medal in the 1500 metres at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship held
The Olympic flame has arrived in Dakar, Senegal, marking a key milestone in the preparation for the 2026 Youth Olympic Games – the first Olympic event ever
A Greek Air Force F‑4 Phantom fighter jet crashed during an air‑show demonstration at Tanagra Air Base, near Athens, on Saturday, killing both pilots on bo
Israel and Greece signed a €3 billion (approximately $3.48 billion) military procurement agreement in Athens on 15 April. The deal calls for Israel’s Minis
King Harald V of Norway died on Thursday at the age of 89, ending a 35‑year reign that saw the country navigate a series of economic booms, climate initiat
At least 15 infants were killed and another child seriously injured when a fire broke out in the neonatal ward of a state‑run hospital in Islamabad on Tues
The epic fantasy film *The Odyssey* has crossed the US$1.35 billion mark at the global box office, becoming the highest‑grossing R‑rated film of all time.
A private helicopter operating over the Greek island of Sifnos crashed near the town of Apollonia on Thursday, killing all three people on board. The aircr
A Rare Astronomical Sight: Total Solar Eclipse Reappears in Europe A recent total solar eclipse was visible in Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, with a signif
Greek authorities have reported a surge in West Nile virus cases, with 45 cases confirmed this week, bringing the total to 110 for the year, resulting in 9
Colombia Officially Recognizes Golan Heights as Part of Israel's Sovereignty Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced that his country has officially re
Nestled in Southern Europe and situated between Albania and Turkey, Greece is a country defined by its striking natural beauty and deep historical roots. E
A Greek firefighting helicopter crashed into another helicopter in the outskirts of Athens, the capital city of Greece, resulting in the deaths of two pass
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