The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki says its vice-rector for international relations was attacked by a group of students inside a university administration building on Thursday, forcing him to abandon a scheduled meeting with a foreign delegation and be taken to hospital. The university’s rect»»»

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has come under fire again in the European Parliament, as lawmakers are accusing her of double standards in foreign policy and failing to shield EU citizens from soaring energy costs. MEPs from multiple factions voiced their frustration during Wedne»»»

For the first time in history, renewables covered all new global electricity demand in 2025, and the oil shock of the Iran war will only accelerate the move away from the reliance on fossil fuels, according to a report by Ember. »»»

For the first time in history, renewables covered all new global electricity demand in 2025, and the oil shock of the Iran war will only accelerate the move away from the reliance on fossil fuels, according to a report by Ember. »»»

For the first time in history, renewables covered all new global electricity demand in 2025, and the oil shock of the Iran war will only accelerate the move away from the reliance on fossil fuels, according to a report by Ember. »»»

For the first time in history, renewables covered all new global electricity demand in 2025, and the oil shock of the Iran war will only accelerate the move away from the reliance on fossil fuels, according to a report by Ember. »»»

Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations has demanded that six Persian Gulf states pay full compensation for damage caused during the recent US-Iran war, IRGC-linked media reported on May 1.  The 40-day w»»»

Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations has demanded that six Persian Gulf states pay full compensation for damage caused during the recent US-Iran war, IRGC-linked media reported on May 1.  The 40-day w»»»

Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations has demanded that six Persian Gulf states pay full compensation for damage caused during the recent US-Iran war, IRGC-linked media reported on May 1.  The 40-day w»»»

Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations has demanded that six Persian Gulf states pay full compensation for damage caused during the recent US-Iran war, IRGC-linked media reported on May 1.  The 40-day w»»»

Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations has demanded that six Persian Gulf states pay full compensation for damage caused during the recent US-Iran war, IRGC-linked media reported on May 1.  The 40-day w»»»

Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations has demanded that six Persian Gulf states pay full compensation for damage caused during the recent US-Iran war, IRGC-linked media reported on May 1.  The 40-day w»»»

Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations has demanded that six Persian Gulf states pay full compensation for damage caused during the recent US-Iran war, IRGC-linked media reported on May 1.  The 40-day w»»»

US President Donald Trump congratulated Iraqi Prime Minister-designate Ali al-Zaidi on his nomination on April 30, OKAZ reported, ending a four-month standoff in which Washington derailed the candidacy of former prime minister Nouri al-Maliki under threat of sweeping sanctions on Iraq. »»»

Iran's permanent representative to the United Nations has demanded that six Persian Gulf states pay full compensation for damage caused during the recent US-Iran war, IRGC-linked media reported on May 1.  The 40-day w»»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

The UN Security Council has approved a one-year extension of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) until April 30 2027, alongside a significant reduction in its troop ceiling, Libyan News Agency (LANA) reported on May 1. »»»

The UN Security Council has approved a one-year extension of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) until April 30 2027, alongside a significant reduction in its troop ceiling, Libyan News Agency (LANA) reported on May 1. »»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

For the first time in history, renewables covered all new global electricity demand in 2025, and the oil shock of the Iran war will only accelerate the move away from the reliance on fossil fuels, according to a report by Ember. »»»

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has launched a pilot of its Billing & Settlement Plan (BSP) in Somalia, paving the way for a full launch of the service at the end of May 2026, the global airline body said in a statement from Addis Ababa on April 30. »»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

The UN Security Council has approved a one-year extension of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) until April 30 2027, alongside a significant reduction in its troop ceiling, Libyan News Agency (LANA) reported on May 1. »»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

Most people in the world would think very little before flicking on the lights, charging a mobile phone or turning on a laptop to read this. But that’s a very different reality from the almost 700 million people in the wor»»»

At first glance, Armenia's upcoming elections may seem easy to dissect. They are anything but. Below the surface is a tangle of thresholds, partnerships and swing voters that makes this race a conundrum of political maths – one that, at least for now, is still tilting toward the incumbent. Two new »»»

Kosovo will hold early parliamentary elections on June 7, acting president Albulena Haxhiu announced, following consultations with political parties and electoral authorities. The upcoming ballot will be Kosovo’s third gen»»»

Russia’s labour market is not just tight — it has entered what central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina has repeatedly described as an unprecedented structural shortage, driven directly by the war economy. Speaking in April»»»

Dubai: In a powerful display of unity, Christian leaders from across denominations gathered in Dubai this week to pray for peace, showcasing the importance of coming together in faith during uncertain times. Held on April 29 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, the “National Ecumenical Prayer for Peace” »»»

Cookies have been around since the early days of the internet. The “Accept All” button has become a routine reflex for many. Now the EU wants to fix this loophole in its landmark privacy rules, claiming users would save 198 million hours a year with new changes – but will these really empower users»»»

Russia’s labour market is not just tight — it has entered what central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina has repeatedly described as an unprecedented structural shortage, driven directly by the war economy. Speaking in April»»»

For the first time in history, renewables covered all new global electricity demand in 2025, and the oil shock of the Iran war will only accelerate the move away from the reliance on fossil fuels, according to a report by Ember. »»»

Russian internet and tech major VK (VKCO) received RUB39.5bn ($433mn) in state funding for the development of a national video platform and over RUB4bn ($44mn) for a “multi-functional information exchange service” in 2025, according to Kommersant daily citing data from the federal budget execu»»»

Turkish police on Friday fired tear gas and arrested dozens of people holding May Day demonstrations in Istanbul, AFP journalists said. Two groups were specially singled out in the city's European side after signaling their intention to march to Taksim square -- the scene of several anti-government»»»

The United Arab Emirates has long been recognised as a regional leader in education, investing heavily in both infrastructure and human capital to drive national progress. Over the past decade, the UAE’s scholarship landscape has expanded dramatically, with government, private, and institutional pr»»»

SAO TOME: President of the Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe HE Carlos Vila Nova received the credentials of HE Yusuf bin Mohammed Al Hilal, (non-resident) Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the State of Qatar to the Democratic Republic of São Tomé and Príncipe. The ambassad»»»

The Justice Department under Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche brought a lawsuit against New Jersey on Thursday challenging its laws that offer in-state benefits to some eligible noncitizen students. Photo by Bonnie Cash/UPI | License Photo May 1 (UPI) -- Federal prosecutors are suing New Jersey»»»

Abu Dhabi: As part of its ongoing efforts to advance the smart mobility ecosystem and develop the maritime transport sector in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, the Integrated Transport Centre (ITC), an affiliate of the Department of Municipalities and Transport, has announced the launch of field trials fo»»»

Dubai: Dubai Police have summoned a motorist who deliberately removed his vehicle’s front number plate and drove through a red light at high speed. Police shared a video of the incident, with the car moving at speed before crossing the junction against the signal without front plate number, endange»»»

Brazil’s Congress on Thursday overrode a presidential veto to pass a bill reducing former President Jair Bolsonaro’s 27-year sentence for plotting a coup, dealing a blow to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. The measure, set to face legal challenges, could cut his term by about 20 years»»»

Iran's supreme leader declared on Thursday that the United States had suffered a shameful defeat, defiantly rejecting a warning from President Donald Trump that an economically punishing US naval blockade could be enforced for months to come. Speaking with FRANCE 24's Sharon Gaffney, Oliver McTerna»»»

Tehran's air defences were activated for around 20 minutes late Thursday "to counter small aircraft and reconnaissance drones", Tasnim and Fars news agencies reported. And the administration of US President Donald Trump signalled it would not be reined in by a looming deadline to secure congression»»»

Amid geopolitical volatility and economic fragility, François Picard is pleased to welcome John W.H. Denton, Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Denton is warning that "the Strait of Hormuz is about much more than oil and gas": We are drifting toward a food security cris»»»

Amid geopolitical volatility and economic fragility, François Picard is pleased to welcome John W.H. Denton, Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Denton is warning that "the Strait of Hormuz is about much more than oil and gas": We are drifting toward a food security cris»»»