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France records first human case of Shamonda virus as patient dies
The virus, which primarily affects cattle and is transmitted by biting midges, was detected in a severely immunocompromised patient in Lyon – French authorities say there is currently no indication of a risk to the general public
Global alert as websites go offline worldwide over security flaws threatening millions of sites
Critical vulnerabilities in the PHP programming language, discovered using artificial intelligence, have triggered a global security alert – Government and private websites across Europe were taken offline as experts warned of rapid, large-scale cyberattacks
Turkey issues second Anti-NAVTEX in hours, challenging Cyprus’s EEZ and EMC cable survey operations linking Asia and Europe
Ankara describes the area of the planned geophysical surveys as part of the ‘Turkish continental shelf’ and disputes Larnaca’s authority to issue NAVTEX notices
Athens to establish Southeast Europe’s First Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities and Social Sciences
HESTIA was founded by the French School at Athens, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Panteion University and the National Hellenic Research Foundation
‘Europe should follow Greece’s example’ says Rubio, as US$4 billion in arms sales and energy alliance take centre stage
Visiting Athens, Marco Rubio called Greece a 'model ally' and urged Europe to follow its example, as the sixth Strategic Dialogue produced US$4 billion in military equipment sales and fresh energy commitments
Mitsotakis at MED9: Europe must answer energy costs with joint initiatives
Speaking at the MED9 summit in Split, the Greek prime minister called for joint European initiatives to ease energy costs while protecting fiscal stability, and welcomed Brussels' positive response to Greece's proposed emergency migration mechanism
