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In a TV debate between German chancellor candidates Merz and Scholz, Merz asserts no collaboration with far-right AfD party.

US President Donald Trump discloses discussing Ukraine conflict with Russian President Putin over the phone, aiming to end the war.

Greece prepares to protest Italy over the sale of Piaggio Aerospace to Turkish defense industry company Baykar, citing concerns over security.

Turkish Cypriot businessman Asil Nadir, who had been undergoing treatment, passed away at a hospital in Nicosia, Northern Cyprus.

Ecuador gears up for elections amidst rising drug-related violence, focusing on tough measures to tackle crime.

Ongoing seismic activity in Santorini causes concern among tourists with 8 earthquakes in half an hour. Experts explain the volcanic nature of the quakes.

Israeli soldiers tortured and threatened a Palestinian prisoner during the fifth round of a hostage exchange with Hamas.

Greek Prime Minister Miçotakis to discuss the possibility of Meteor missile sale to Turkey with French President Macron.

The Trump administration approves the shipment of thousands of bombs to Israel, valued at $7.4 billion.

US President Donald Trump offers conflicting sentiments towards Prince Harry's residency in America amidst tensions with Meghan Markle.

The US is preparing to send approximately 1500 more troops to the Mexico border to prevent the entry of irregular migrants.

The Greek Cypriot Administration allows the construction of a Zionist school in Limassol with a budget of 70 million dollars.

Residents of Santorini are worried about the ongoing seismic activity and the potential long-term impact on the island.

Hamas leader condemns Trump's proposal for Gaza as 'unacceptable' and 'racist', emphasizing rejection of ethnic cleansing.

As talks intensify between Moscow and Washington to end the Ukraine war, the US warns Russia of more severe consequences.

Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warns against negotiations with the US, stating that past experiences show it is futile.

Iran condemns US decision to impose sanctions on international network facilitating Iran's oil shipments to China, citing it as illegal.

The European Union (EU) reverses a significant decision on Turkey within the enlargement unit.

TRT to investigate if Greek Eurovision song refers to 'Pontus Greek Genocide', causing controversy in Athens.

Santorini Island remains in fear as extraordinary measures are taken due to continuous earthquakes, with 6,400 quakes recorded in 11 days.

The United Kingdom assumes leadership in military aid talks with Ukraine, as the US shifts focus to encourage European contribution.

Santorini experiences its strongest earthquake in recent days, leading to evacuations and uncertainty about the future.

Willian returns to Fulham after a brief spell at Olympiacos, aiming to make an impact for the Premier League club.

President Trump calls for the immediate release of Elizabeth Tsurkov, a 38-year-old Israeli held captive in Iraq, and criticizes Prime Minister Al-Sudani for broken promises.

Panama refutes the US claim of free passage for US naval ships through the Panama Canal, leading to diplomatic tensions.

Guatemala's President announces a new agreement with the US to accept deported individuals, covering transportation costs.

Two airplanes collided at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport causing panic, but fortunately no injuries reported.

Thousands of protestors gather outside City Hall in New York City to protest against the Trump administration and Elon Musk.

Numerous female prisoners raped and killed during a prison breakout in Goma, Congo.

Der Spiegel reports on sabotage of German cars, allegedly linked to Russian interference to influence political views.