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Former Atlético Madrid sporting director Andrea Berta set to impact Arsenal's transfer moves with key signings and priority tasks.

All flights at Hamburg Airport cancelled as United Services Union (Ver.di) strike continues, impacting 40,000 passengers. Passengers advised to contact airlines.

Iran's Ayatullah Ali Hamaney rejects negotiations, emphasizes independence in response to Trump's call. Criticizes Western civilization and European countries.

Latest updates on OIC meeting with Turkey's full support for Egypt's plan, reactivation of Syria's OIC membership, and European backing for Gaza reconstruction.

Recent developments in Ukraine-Russia conflict after US aid cut, including military attacks and geopolitical shifts. Trump's comments on Putin, potential US troop movement to Hungary.

Iran's Ayatollah Ali Hamaney rejects negotiations with US, criticizes Western civilization, and defends Iran's independent policies.

European clubs eye Borussia Dortmund's Giovanni Reyna for a summer transfer. Latest news on transfer talk, gossip, and rumors.

Russian Foreign Ministry criticizes EU's military rearmament decision, accusing Brussels of playing dangerous geopolitical games. Read more on the latest developments.

European leaders express concerns over US ties, while Belgians offer rational analysis on Trump's impact. Read more on the latest EU summit.

AB and NATO leaders emphasize vital cooperation and coordination, discuss defense efforts and support for Ukraine during online meeting.

Greek Kathimerini newspaper suggests Turkey's increasing role in European security, advising Greece to adapt and reshape relationships with Russia, the US, and Turkey.

Soldiers in Ukraine feel betrayed by America, as Russia escalates attacks. Concerns rise over lack of US intelligence support.

Insights into EU summit discussions on Ukraine support, defense plans, and concerns about losing US security guarantees.

Hakan Fidan discusses Israel, Syria, and ISIS in an exclusive interview with Financial Times. Updates on Turkish foreign policy.

European Union leaders plan defense summit in response to US-Ukraine relations. Summit aims to boost defense investments and determine EU's direction.

Ukraine President Zelenski pledges constructive peace efforts after EU and NATO meetings, emphasizing ceasefire priorities and upcoming Saudi Arabia visit.

EU leaders agree on additional support for Ukraine as defense plans accelerate amid strained US relations and focus on China.

Turkey expresses willingness to contribute troops to Ukraine's peacekeeping efforts and Erdogan emphasizes Turkish military's role in European defense.

EU leaders convene for an extraordinary summit in Brussels to discuss further support for Ukraine and strengthen European defense.

Italian police uncover a 70 million Euro tax evasion scheme in imports from China, freezing assets of 17 suspects involved in the crime.

Hakan Fidan discusses Turkey's role in European security and responds to Israel's attacks in Syria in an interview with Financial Times.

The US government offers up to two million dollars in rewards to individuals providing information leading to the arrest or conviction of Chinese hackers Yin KeCheng and Zhou Shuai.

US suspends intelligence sharing with Ukraine, accused of plotting to overthrow President Zelensky. Western media and Politico report on alleged secret talks against Zelensky.

US halts intelligence sharing with Ukraine despite Zelensky's recent concessions to Trump.

EU leaders to inform and consult with Turkey and other countries after the special EU Summit in Brussels regarding Ukraine and European security.

French President Macron plans a meeting in Paris with European military commanders due to the threat posed by Russia.

Naomi Girma's historic transfer to Chelsea and the NJ/NY Gotham FC exodus shake up the USWNT transfer window. Let's grade the players' moves!

Manchester United faces a $120m financial gap if they fail to win the Europa League this season, threatening the club's future.

Chief executive Darren Eales states that Newcastle United is not under any pressure to sell striker Alexander Isak despite transfer speculations.

Former NATO commander expresses concerns over NATO's future amid changing US policies and European security challenges.