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US and Greece discuss Eastern Mediterranean cooperation and developments in Ukraine and Iran
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis discussed the partnership between Washington and Athens during a phone call on Wednesday. They also reviewed cooperation in defense, energy, technology and law enforcement, as well as developments in the Middle East, Ukraine and Iran.
NATO condemns Polish and Romanian airspace violations as 3 Russian UAVs neutralized
NATO met on Wednesday to discuss violations of Polish and Romanian airspace and held Russia responsible. The alliance reaffirmed its determination to defend member states’ territory while maintaining its support for Ukraine.
Etna eruption cancels about 700 flights at Catania Airport, suspending services
About 700 flights had been canceled at Catania Airport on the island of Sicily as of Wednesday because of the ongoing eruption of Mount Etna and ash released into the atmosphere. More than 250 flights were diverted to nearby airports, while arrivals and departures at Catania were suspended until 16:00 local time on Thursday.
WMO official Kennedy says heatwaves in Europe will become more frequent and last longer
John Kennedy, head of the World Meteorological Organization’s Climate Information Branch, said accelerated warming in Europe over the past 30 years will make heatwaves more frequent, intense and prolonged. Kennedy said extreme heat has wide-ranging effects on human health as well as agriculture, energy production, transport infrastructure and ecosystems.
Germany’s electricity prices rose 25–30% during energy crisis as AfD support grew
According to a CESifo study published in July, average retail electricity prices in Germany rose by 25–30% in 2023, while support for the AfD increased among households facing higher cost increases. The study found that this political effect emerged despite the government’s €95 billion support packages and cautioned that the findings cannot be directly generalized to other countries because of Germany’s distinctive billing system.
APIG files complaint over Google’s AI Overviews for more than 300 French media outlets
APIG, which represents more than 300 local and national French media outlets, filed a complaint with the competition authority over AI Overviews in Google’s search engine. The organization argues that the summaries are changing users’ search behavior and reducing direct access to news websites.
Speaker Kurtulmuş highlights Austria’s nearly 400,000-strong Turkish community in talks with Chancellor Stocker
Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye Numan Kurtulmuş and Austrian Federal Chancellor Christian Stocker discussed bilateral and interparliamentary relations, as well as regional and global issues, during their meeting at the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye. The meeting highlighted efforts to develop economic cooperation between Türkiye and Austria and the role of the nearly 400,000-strong Turkish community living in Austria in bilateral relations.
Greece's Fire Service begins ground and air response to forest fire in Ioannina
Greece's Fire Service announced that ground crews and a firefighting helicopter began responding to a forest fire that broke out today in the Kleftis area of the Konitsa district, north of Ioannina. The Agios Stylianos settlement was evacuated because of the Kouvaras fire in the Attica region, while two nearby businesses were damaged.
Fire in Albania’s Kruja brought under control with Bayraktar TB2 deployed
The fire affecting residential areas in Albania’s city of Kruja has been brought under control. Around 300 soldiers, civilian emergency teams and firefighters took part in the efforts, which continued throughout the night.
Austrian Prime Minister Stocker will visit Türkiye tomorrow to meet Erdoğan
Austrian Prime Minister Christian Stocker will visit Türkiye tomorrow to meet President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. The meeting is expected to address Türkiye-Austria bilateral relations as well as regional and global developments.

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