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New provocation from Ankara: Turkey revives the “grey zones” issue over Greece’s renewable energy spatial plan
After the marine parks, Turkey is once again raising its claims regarding “grey zones,” this time in response to Greece’s new Special Spatial Planning Framework for Renewable Energy Sources. The Turkish Ministry of Defense claims that the Greek plan “has no legal consequences” for Turkey
Woman suspected of bombing Monaco tycoon murdered by two men after fleeing to Ukraine
Investigators now focus on two Ukrainian men, one a serving intelligence officer, accused of murdering the woman suspected of bombing Ukrainian tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev in Monaco, as questions over who ordered the attack remain unresolved
Trump threatens Iran with the toughest sanctions operation yet: “Economic D-Day”
The U.S. president warned countries and businesses that support Tehran of “huge economic consequences”
Trump says he will meet Kim Jong Un this Year & reveals that North Korea has “57 nuclear weapons”
The remarks came after he ordered Pentagon officials to reduce the US military’s participation in the annual joint military exercises with Seoul because of his “very good relationship” with the North Korean leader
Voices from within call for elections in Ukraine as scandals erode support for Zelensky
The 35-year-old former Ukrainian defense minister Mykhailo Fedorov became the first person inside the country to openly challenge the current president and set off a firestorm - His rise in the polls puts him among the potential candidates, but one key question remains: how feasible is it to hold elections immediately?
Abu Dhabi cuts economic ties with Iran, with Fujairah’s maritime gateway at the epicenter
All commercial and financial transactions are frozen until further notice - The decision threatens to block payments, refueling & cargo transshipments, while only six vessels crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday
Harvard agrees $53m settlement over black market sale of donated bodies
The settlement follows a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling reinstating the families' dismissed lawsuits, and Harvard will also launch an annual scholarship from 2027 to honour donors whose remains were sold on the black market
