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“We will take revenge on the despicable murderers,” says Iran’s Mojtaba Khamenei; Tehran rules out talks until US shifts stance
Iran's new supreme leader stated that the country would seek revenge for the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, just hours after Donald Trump issued warnings to Tehran
At least 12 dead as southern Spain wildfire burns 6,600 hectares, though conditions improve
Crews are mounting their first direct assault on the fire near Los Gallardos after the weather turned overnight, with 23 people still unaccounted for, nearly 1,500 evacuated and the search for further victims under way
Suspect released in murder of former British minister Ann Widdecombe
Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed the 26-year-old man held over her killing has been eliminated from enquiries, as detectives pursue fresh lines of investigation into the death of the Conservative-turned-Reform politician at her Dartmoor home
11-hour Berlin hostage drama ends as special forces free supermarket cashier
An armed man's 11-hour siege of a Berlin supermarket concluded early Saturday when SEK officers negotiated the release of the cashier he had held at gunpoint, with the gunman's identity and motive undisclosed by authorities
“His head and shoulders were sticking out of the plane” – the thriller on the Ryanair flight makes headlines in global media
Shocking accounts from the Thessaloniki–Memmingen flight – “His wife held him by the legs for five minutes,” say passengers – Video of the damaged engine
The plan for cheaper petrol and diesel this summer: curbing fuel price hikes with a discount at the pump
Athens is preparing a temporary discount on petrol and diesel as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions push Brent above $76 a barrel, with Greece's two refineries funding the scheme, expected to run until the end of August
Greece unveils national AI Act framework: what changes for citizens, businesses and government
Greece's parliamentary committee has now begun debating the national bill implementing the European Union's AI Act, as Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou stresses balancing citizen protection with innovation across healthcare, employment, and public administration services
Toxic pufferfish cull: 22 questions and answers on the pilot programme paying fishermen 5.33 euros per kilo
Crete and the South Aegean will pilot Greece's first organised pufferfish removal scheme, compensating commercial fishermen for certified catches while regional authorities cover storage, transport and disposal costs of the toxic invasive species threatening Greek waters
Trump warns Iran of 1,000 missiles if Tehran “touches” him, as ceasefire declared over
The US President has declared the US-Iran ceasefire "over" and told the New York Post he has ordered the military to be ready to strike: "1,000 Missiles are Locked and Loaded and aimed at the Islamic Republic of Iran"
Pentagon releases fourth batch of declassified UFO files, including Texas nuclear plant sighting
The Pentagon's latest release, its fourth since May, includes 40 files spanning documents, videos, audio and images from multiple US agencies. Highlights include a 2015 sighting over a Texas nuclear facility, a veteran aviator's account of an unidentifiable object, and fresh footage from the Indo-Pacific region
