(MENAFN) Southern Europe remained gripped by devastating wildfires throughout the weekend as a searing heatwave swept across the region, prompting evacuations and urgent emergency operations in several nations. In Greece, fires continued to burn in …
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has dismissed mounting global pressure to end the war in Gaza and accept the creation of a Palestinian state, saying Israel would not “commit suicide” to appease countries that have “lost control over their own streets …
Minor Hotels Europe & Americas has reported robust financial performance for the first half of 2025, with total revenues reaching €1.206 billion, a 5% increase over the €1.145 billion recorded during the same period in 2024. This growth reflects …
20A Swedish fighter jet hurtles through the sky above the Baltic Sea, its engines roaring and radar arrays sweeping the horizon. But inside the cockpit, there’s no pilot—just a black box packed with code. Europe is now on the threshold of deploying combat …
Marrakech – Europe’s largest digital bank, Revolut, is advancing its plans to enter the Moroccan market. The British fintech company has appointed Amine Berrada, former operations director for Uber in Southern and Eastern Europe, to lead its strategy and …
TravelKon , Australia’s relied on travel eSIM and SIM card supplier, has actually introduced its newest Europe eSIM variety, created to make remaining linked throughout the continent simpler than ever. The brand-new portfolio consists of a range of …
THIS is the brazen moment an arsonist starts a terrifying wildfire by fanning the flames to help them spread faster. Hundreds of dangerous and deadly fires have plagued Europe in recent weeks with dozens of holiday hotspots left ravaged. 19 The brazen …
At least 17 people have been killed in the wildfires, as ITV News Correspondent Sejal Karia reports Wildfires have been sweeping through parts of Europe, claiming lives and prompting evacuations. Turkey, Greece, Montenegro and Bulgaria have all been …
A landmark agreement was reached at the NATO summit in The Hague in June. Member states pledged to spend a total of 5% of their GDP on defense by 2035, with 3.5% going to traditional military spending and 1.5% to defense-related areas. These include the …
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