Turkey purchases two more drilling ships, media reports
Turkey’s state oil company TPAO purchases two Norwegian drilling ships for $245 million each, with one destined for Libya operations and another for Turkey’s coast.
Turkey’s state oil company TPAO purchases two Norwegian drilling ships for $245 million each, with one destined for Libya operations and another for Turkey’s coast.
Macron visits London for first European state visit since Brexit, with Starmer proposing “one in, one out” migration deal to tackle Channel boat crossings.
Two fatalities confirmed aboard Greek-owned vessel in Red Sea as authorities verify identities of victims in latest maritime incident.
Trump administration proposes 10% base tariff on EU products with exemptions for aircraft and alcohol, extending trade negotiations until August 1st.
Israeli reservist reveals to Sky News that IDF units receive orders to kill anyone entering “no-go zones” in Gaza, regardless of civilian status.
Trump defends Bolsonaro on Truth Social, calling Brazilian investigations a “witch hunt” and comparing them to his own legal battles.
Former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo affirms Trump’s commitment to US-Greece relations, calling Alexandroupolis project “extremely valuable” for America.
Houthis claim responsibility for attacking Greek-owned Magic Seas vessel in Red Sea. Ship sinking after drone and missile strike, crew safely rescued.
Trump and Netanyahu hold closed-door White House meeting with no press conference, as global community awaits developments on Gaza ceasefire proposal.
Senior Hamas commander admits to BBC that extremist group lost control of 80% of Gaza with 95% of military leadership killed after 21 months of war with Israel.
Russian Transport Minister Roman Starovoyt reportedly died by suicide after being dismissed by Putin in an unexpected government shake-up amid war challenges.
New Eurostat data reveals only 23.6% of EU’s 202 million households have children, with significant variations across member states and family sizes.